Videos tagged with Black Oxide Coating

This video details the rare Victorinox Combat Utility Knife, a discontinued Swiss-made knife for the US military. It highlights key differences from the standard Swiss Army knife, including black oxide-coated metal parts, the Victorinox logo, and 'US' markings. The review covers its features like a one-hand opening blade with a liner lock, a 5mm flathead/bottle opener, a can opener with a small flathead, a saw, a Phillips screwdriver, and a reamer punch.

This video introduces new offerings from Heritage Manufacturing, focusing on their Coach Gun and Mayor's Leg firearms. The Coach Gun is highlighted for its classic design, suitability for cowboy action shooting due to its lack of automatic ejectors, and its simple, reliable mechanism with twin triggers. The Mayor's Leg, a .22LR rifle inspired by Steve McQueen, is presented as a fun, collectible firearm. The discussion emphasizes Heritage's rebranding and expansion beyond their traditional revolvers.

This video provides a detailed comparison between an RPK and an AK-47, both built from Romanian parts kits by Atlantic Arms Manufacturing. The presenter, who has experience building AKs, highlights key differences in construction, such as the RPK's heavier barrel and bulged trunnion for sustained fire. He emphasizes the importance of inspecting build quality, particularly rivets and sight alignment, and discusses the 'battlefield pickup' aesthetic achieved through deliberate wear on some components. The RPK is recommended for experienced AK enthusiasts, while the AK-47 is suggested as a more practical first purchase due to its lighter weight and maneuverability.