Videos tagged with Blade Safety

This video demonstrates the functionality of Tekto out-the-front (OTF) knives, including a Zastava collaboration model. It addresses the common question of whether these knives can penetrate a hand by testing them against cardboard, revealing a potential for injury but also a built-in safety mechanism that may prevent full penetration.

The HK CC9 is a new micro 9mm pistol designed and made in the USA for American shooters. It features a forged steel slide and barrel, optics-ready capability, ambidextrous controls, and a blade-style safety. The pistol is noted for its shootability despite its compact size, with a fast reset trigger.

This guide details a safety test for the Tekto A5 Spry OTF knife, demonstrating its non-locking mechanism on obstruction. The test uses a cardboard box to simulate impact, showing the blade punctures but does not lock, indicating a safety feature. The speaker, with high authority, concludes it would cause bleeding but not severe injury like passing through a hand.

This video review focuses on the Agency Arms P320 Drop-in Trigger with a "Blade Safety" for Sig Sauer P320 owners. The presenter discusses concerns about the P320's inherent safety while holstered and unholstered, suggesting this trigger modification offers improved safety. Two triggers are purchased, and the presenter aims to determine if this modification is a worthwhile upgrade for P320 owners.