Montana Knife Company Tour – A Western Hunter VLOG

[Chad Dembinski]

A couple of the guys from our Western Hunter Team headed up to Montana to take a tour of the old and new shops for MKC with Josh Smith.

If you wanna see the down and gritty of how MKC runs, how the company started and what is done when you send you knife back to be sharpened and re done this video has it all! Josh takes the boys on a tour from MKC 1.0, 2.0 and the new 3.0 Facilities. Pretty cool to see the expansion they have gone through over the years.

If you have an MKC knife, which one is your favorite and why?

 

[Thinkingman]

My son just got a job there.

 

[Chad Dembinski]

Nice! Thats awesome for him and hope he loves it!

 

[ckt3]

I’ve never handled one of these knives. How do you all like them? Worth the cost? A lot of hype?

 

[brca005]

I’ve never handled one of these knives. How do you all like them? Worth the cost? A lot of hype?

I've got a Blackfoot and Mini Speedgoat both in Magnacut, they're both nice knives. The Blackfoot feels very good in my hand, it's lighter than I thought it'd be as well. I got the Mini Speedgoat more so as an EDC, but it hasn't much time as an EDC for me.

I like the story of the company and what they stand for. Josh Smith seems like a good human from the various podcasts I've listened to with him in, which is the main reasoning behind me purchasing the knives.

I think there are nicer knives out there for the same cost or less, but that's also my opinion.

I won't likely be expanding my collection of MKC past the two I currently have.

I also don't think a lot of things are worth the cost of what companies are charging these days, but I still keep buying stuff.