THE GREY BEARDED GREEN BERET GIVE HIS INITIAL IMPRESSIONS ON & FEEDBACK ON THE M.A.K.
- Northern Knives
- Apr 2, 2019
- 1 min read
Our friend Joshua Enyart gives his initial impressions on the M.A.K. (Multi Animal Knife). Josh, as his channels name indicates, is a former Army Ranger and Green Beret who teaches Emergency and Tactical Survival, Bushcraft, and Preparedness. He is the owner and lead Instructor for Flint & Steel Critical Skills Group and is an Instructor for the Pathfinder School as well.
We were thrilled when Josh offered to give his frank feedback on the MAK, and we have since taken his feedback to heart and offer his suggested modifications free of charge as an option for the MAK when you add it to check out. It was and still is an ongoing thrill to work with Josh.
If you get a chance check out his channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/CornerstoneTactical
Also, if your interested in taking your woodcraft and survival skills to another level check out his survival training school: https://flintsteelcsg.com/
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