Videos tagged with AUS-8

This video from 704Tactical announces a 24-hour "POP Up DEAL" featuring a Wurkkos Tactical Flashlight (FC12, 2000 Lumen) and several knife bundles and models. Featured knives include the 704 Gear Knife Bundle (Baron Fixed Blade, Swarm, Urban Ranger Lite V2), NedFoss Ratel Folding Knife (3.35" D2 Steel Cleaver), a 1394 Fixed Blade Knife (AUS-8), and a C1396 Fixed Blade Knife (K110). The description also provides links to the creator's campsite, Amazon affiliate deals, second channel, Rumble, Instagram, X, and Patreon, as well as a YouTube Members Club. A disclaimer notes that most provided links are affiliate links.

This video provides a review of the SOG Seal Pup knife, highlighting its capabilities for both combat and survival scenarios. The reviewer details the knife's specifications, including its 4.75-inch AUS 8 clip-point blade with serrations, powder-coated finish, glass-reinforced nylon handle, and full tang construction. The description also mentions its relationship to the larger SOG Seal knife and provides an Amazon affiliate link for purchase. The video emphasizes its educational purpose and notes that all demonstrations are conducted on a private range under professional supervision.

This video is an old-school tabletop review of the limited edition orange Blade HQ Boker Plus Kwaiken. Nutnfancy highlights its AUS 8 trailing point blade, solid lockup, perfect blade centering with IKBS, and ambidextrous thumb plate. He notes potential accessibility issues with the thumb plate and mentions user modifications into a flipper design. The review also covers its surprisingly substantial feel due to its trim design, a non-repositionable clip with significant pocket exposure, and a moderate value proposition. The reviewer gives it a 5 out of 10 on his Likability Scale.

This video details a DuraCoat project on an Ontario RAT 1 folding knife, transforming it to a Coyote Brown finish. Key steps include modifying the jimping for better traction, preparing surfaces through sanding and DuraPhos treatment, and applying DuraCoat using an airbrush for a durable, factory-like epoxy finish. The project aims for aesthetic variety and functional improvements over the stock model.

The Ontario RAT Model 1 is highlighted as a 'value perfected' tactical folder, especially at its sub-$40 price point. It features a highly utilitarian AUS-8 blade with good out-of-the-box sharpness, a solid liner lock, and functional ergonomics despite somewhat slick Zytel scales. The black blade finish is noted as prone to chipping, but overall build quality and deployment are excellent.