Videos tagged with Aluminum Scales

This video showcases a modified Spyderco Paramilitary 2, dubbed 'Cruminum'. The original Micarta handle scales have been replaced with black aluminum scales, and a web-patterned deep carry pocket clip has been added for improved concealment and aesthetics. The blade is constructed from CPM Cruwear steel, recognized for its exceptional toughness and wear resistance.

This video review by Nutnfancy focuses on the discontinued Spyderco Citadel automatic knife, specifically the C117 and C119 models. Despite its discontinued status, the reviewer highlights its excellent value for money, especially with a special price arranged by Nutnfancy through Blade HQ. The review details the knife's features, including S30V blades with sabre grinds, selectable satin or black finishes, aggressive jimping for control, and 6061 aluminum scales with bi-directional milling for grip. It compares the ergonomics to other full-sized automatics and praises the speed of the 83mm model and the design heritage of both sizes. The reviewer commends the clip design, lockup, and overall craftsmanship, emphasizing its US quality at a competitive price.

The Kershaw Scallion 1620 is presented as a high-quality, USA-made EDC knife with a Ken Onion design. It features a 420HC blade with a recurve shape and SpeedSafe assisted opening, secured by a liner lock. While praised for its fit and finish, the recurve blade is noted as harder to sharpen, and the pocket clip is considered oversized for its size.

This video provides a review comparing the Byrd Raven knife to the Spyderco Delica. The Byrd Raven is highlighted as a high-quality, affordable option, with praise for its deployment speed, lockup, jimping, and clip. Criticisms include a potentially skin-ripping liner lock and slick aluminum scales. The reviewer notes the Byrd Raven is heavier than the Delica but still an excellent value for its price point. A correction is made regarding the knife scale material. The video emphasizes the value and quality derived from Spyderco's design principles in the Byrd Raven.