Videos tagged with Cast Aluminum Handle

This guide provides an expert overview of the Japanese Type 95 Shin Gunto, a World War II NCO sword. It details the historical context, manufacturing evolution from early copper to later cast aluminum handles, and the transition to plain iron guards. The guide covers blade characteristics, arsenal markings, scabbard features including the locking mechanism, and the sword's symbolic role. It also touches upon late-war production simplifications due to material shortages.

This video provides a detailed review of the Boker Plus Strike automatic knife, highlighting its affordability at around $40 and its value proposition. The reviewer praises its quick deployment, comfortable carry, and the availability of various color options. Specific attention is given to the drop point blade, the US8 steel, and the cast aluminum handle, comparing it favorably to other budget automatics and even a more expensive Gerber model.