Videos tagged with Blade HQ

This video showcases the Spyderco Paramilitary 2, highlighting its natural G-10 scales and its perceived effect on social interactions. The speaker humorously suggests the knife enhances the user's 'cool factor' and appeal. While entertaining, it offers no technical firearm instruction.

This review by Lt Col Nutnfancy provides an in-depth look at the Leatherman ARC Talos multi-tool, highlighting its premium CPM MagnaCut steel blade, Bronze Cerakote stainless steel handles, and robust locking system. The expert assessment focuses on the tool's high price point, comparing its features and materials to other multi-tools and discussing the value proposition of its advanced steel.

This video provides a first impressions overview and comparison of the Benchmade Griptilian 550, focusing on its unique 'Spyderco hole' feature. The presenter, a self-proclaimed Spyderco enthusiast, discusses the knife's design, materials (CPM S30V steel, glass-filled nylon handle), and compares it to Spyderco models like the Paramilitary 2 and Manix 2. He also touches on the controversial Benchmade incident from 2019 and the knife's ergonomics and action.

This video showcases the Civivi Gojiro G10, a folding knife received from Blade HQ. The reviewer highlights its D2 steel blade with a unique 'sprinkle' or Dessert Warrior pattern, and demonstrates its sharpness with a paper-cutting test. The overall tone is enthusiastic, reflecting an EDC hobbyist's perspective.

This entry details the Magpul Breslau EDC folding knife, presented by a representative with high authority. Key features include CPM S35VN steel, MIM manufacturing, a sliding lock, and a unique hollow-to-flat grind geometry. The knife is slated for a March/April release via Blade HQ with an MSRP of $195. Magpul is currently focused on building inventory for a successful launch.

This video from Magpul provides an in-depth look at their new Breslau EDC knife, showcased at SHOT Show 2024. A Magpul representative details the knife's innovative Metal Injection Molding (MIM) blade, which uses a proprietary steel equivalent to S35VN, and highlights the manufacturing process including Hot Isostatic Pressure (HIP) for enhanced toughness and edge retention. The design emphasizes reduced part count through integrated features.

This guide details the operation and features of the Demko AD 20.5, focusing on its unique Shark Lock mechanism. The video highlights the knife's smooth action, ambidextrous design, and premium materials like 20CV steel and titanium scales. It's presented by an experienced EDC enthusiast who appreciates the mechanical design.

This video provides a detailed look at the Demko AD20.5 knife, focusing on its Shark Lock mechanism and premium materials. The presenter, an enthusiast collector, demonstrates the smooth deployment and solid lockup of the knife, highlighting key markings like '20CV TAIWAN' and the 'Demko' logo. The emphasis is on the knife's fidget-friendly nature and its quality construction, suitable for knife enthusiasts and collectors.

This video provides an in-depth review of various knives showcased at the Blade HQ Knife Festival. The presenter, Lt Col Nutnfancy, offers his expert opinions on models from Microtech, Spyderco, Kershaw, and Benchmade, highlighting design, materials, and value. He emphasizes durability, steel quality (like M390 and Nitro V), and overall performance for EDC and tactical applications.

This review focuses on the Microtech Combat Troodon Gen 3, highlighting its M390 steel blade, tanto variation, and overall build quality. The presenter emphasizes its collectible value and potential as a defensive tool, while also discussing the premium pricing associated with US-made, high-performance knives. The video touches on the importance of supporting domestic manufacturing and the long-term value retention of Microtech products.

This review focuses on the Microtech Scarab II Gen III OTF knife, highlighting its premium build quality, materials, and performance. The speaker, Lt Col Nutnfancy, emphasizes Microtech's commitment to quality and value retention, discussing the Scarab II's M390 steel blade, aluminum handle, and dual spring system. He positions it as a high-end collectible and a capable self-defense tool, noting its rapid deployment and durability.

This review focuses on the Benchmade Mini Freek, highlighting its S90V steel blade with a stonewash finish and drop point profile, ideal for slicing and EDC tasks. The knife features an Access Lock mechanism, natural G10 handle scales, and a lightweight, linerless construction. The reviewer praises its US manufacturing and Benchmade's commitment to continuing the Freek line.