Videos tagged with Collectible Knife

This video reviews the Microtech Combat Troodon Gen III, a large double-action OTF (Out-the-Front) automatic knife. The presenter highlights its superb quality, batch production, and premium collectible status, noting its potential to increase in value but emphasizing personal enjoyment over investment. The knife is also described as a top-tier fighting knife. Various configurations of the Gen III model are showcased, including orange, Boba Fett, black/satin, two-tone black, turquoise splatter, and a 'fake blood splattered' OD version. A Microtech Scarab II is also briefly mentioned as coming soon. The content is financially supported by a Patreon and PayPal link in the description.

This video showcases the Microtech Scarab II Gen III OTF knife, highlighting its advanced features like a double spring system capable of underwater deployment. The "crud cutter" milling on the thumb slide is discussed for its functional benefit in preventing lint and grit buildup. The review also mentions chamfered handle edges and 3M inlays for user comfort and grip. A brief appearance of the Microtech Combat Troodon is included. The content emphasizes the Scarab II's dual nature as a collectible and a legitimate fighting knife, noting its high price point, collectible status, and value retention. Various Scarab II and Combat Troodon models are linked.

This YouTube video showcases the REC exclusive Spyderco Shaman knife, featuring micarta Python scales and 10V blade steel. The creator highlights its impressive quality and robust build, expressing it as a favorite Spyderco model. The video is tagged with keywords related to knives, specifically folding knives and everyday carry items, appealing to enthusiasts of sharp blades and tactical gear.

This video provides a first look at a "badass" Spyderco Shaman folding knife, specifically an "REC Exclusive" model featuring micarta python scales. The description highlights the knife's robustness and mentions included "python challenge coin and a decal." It also credits Spyderco Golden, Colorado. The video focuses on a knife rather than firearms.

This YouTube video showcases a highly exclusive Benchmade Gold Class 417BK-231 knife. The description emphasizes its rarity, being number 99 out of only 200 produced, indicating a collectible and premium item for knife enthusiasts and collectors.

This video provides an updated review of the Spyderco Endura 4, highlighting its versatility for space, land, and sea applications, making it an excellent EDC and tactical lightweight folder. The reviewer also announces a limited, soon-to-be-discontinued TNP (This Nutnfancy Project) special edition featuring S35VN steel, presenting a unique opportunity for collectors. The video showcases the Endura 4's capabilities and mentions other Spyderco models like the Pacific Salt, Paramilitary, and Manix, as well as an Olight i3t Plus Slim flashlight.

This video review focuses on a special edition Nutnfancy (TNP) collaborative knife, noting it's a collectible rather than a typical workhorse. The presenter highlights its historical significance as a "piece of TNP history" and a marker of "The Project's" progress, especially its connection to the purchase of Kalashnikov AK 74 rifles by TNP patrons. The knife is presented as a "tremendous score" at $55 and is expected to appreciate in value. An earthquake in Utah during filming is also mentioned as a notable event.

This video features a special edition Lionsteel ROK knife, referred to as the "Earthquake Knife" due to a recent seismic event during its creation. The reviewer highlights this as a unique and collectible item in the Nutnfancy (TNP) lineup, noting improvements over a previous version. The knife is described as having distinct "flavors" and is presented as a potentially valuable investment, commissioned by Jake and the reviewer for the TNP community. The video touches on economic turmoil but emphasizes the enduring appeal of collectible blades.

This video features a detailed review of a Microtech Ultratech "Copperhead" automatic knife, a special edition with copper accents. The discussion begins with a comparative analysis of World War II aircraft (BF109, P51 Mustang, FW190) before shifting focus to the knife. The reviewer expresses strong admiration for the Ultratech, highlighting its collectible value and predicting it will appreciate over time. A vintage TNP Special Edition 007 Ultratech from 2012 is also showcased as an example of significant value appreciation. The video also presents several more affordable alternative automatic knives, including models from AKC and Smith & Wesson, with links provided for further exploration. The review of the primary knife starts at approximately 4:10.

This YouTube video review focuses on the Case Canoe knife, highlighting its American-made craftsmanship, traditional design, and quality. The presenter showcases various handle materials like Barnboard, Leopard, Amberbone, and Rattlesnake Bone, emphasizing their aesthetic appeal and potential for value appreciation. The video positions the Case Canoe as a reliable and artistic pocket knife, evoking a sense of nostalgia for bygone manufacturing values. It also briefly mentions and links to other Case knife models, including the Trapperlock, Butterbean, and Copperlock.

This YouTube video review showcases the Limited Edition TNP Lightning OTF automatic knife, highlighting its affordability at $49. The description details its collectible nature, 8Cr13Mov blade with a two-tone black and satin finish, and a distinctive TNP blue handle with serial numbering. It emphasizes the fast, smooth action and sharpness of the OTF mechanism, noting its durability from extensive use by the TNP crew. The video promotes the rarity and high value of this edition, urging viewers to purchase quickly due to previous limited edition sell-outs and the unprecedented low price. It also provides an ordering link and thanks a collaborator. This knife is presented as a significant addition to TNP's collectible history.

This video features a special edition BHQ SOG Spec Elite I automatic knife in blue, highlighting its value and suitability for EDC. The reviewer also compares it to other automatic and assisted-opening knives, including the larger SOG Spec Elite II in orange, the SOG Twitch, Piranha Bodyguard, and Microtech SOCOM. The video emphasizes the affordability and collectible nature of these SOG models, particularly the BHQ exclusive blue variant.