Videos tagged with CPM S30V Steel

This Friday Deal Alert video from 704 Tactical highlights significant discounts on tactical gear and knives. Key deals include PSA Bolt Carrier Groups (BCGs) for 5.56, Primary Arms soft gear like backpacks and sling bags, and several models from 704 Gear, such as the Trailblazer pocket knife and the Rogue fixed blade. The video also features high-quality Made in USA folding knives from Kershaw and Benchmade, with specific mentions of the Kershaw Livewire with MagnaCut steel and the Benchmade Shootout with CPM S30V steel.

This video provides a detailed comparison between a genuine Spyderco Paramilitary 2 and a counterfeit version. The presenter, who admits to being duped by a fake, highlights key differences in packaging, blade markings, G10 scale texture, action, and hardware to help consumers avoid purchasing counterfeit knives. The guide emphasizes that while fakes can be convincing, careful examination of specific details can reveal their inauthenticity.

This video reviews ten 5.11 Tactical knives, highlighting their features, materials, and intended uses. It covers models like the WD Karambit, Karambit Folder, Expert Spear Point, Sidekick Rescue Tool, DPT, CS1 Tonto Combo, RFA Assisted Opener, Pre-Fenced Courser 2.5, Game Stalker, and Shield Badge Knife Holder. The presenter emphasizes durability, blade steel (AUS-8, CPM S30V), handle materials (FRN, G10), and design considerations for tactical, survival, and everyday carry applications.

This video reviews several limited edition Spyderco knives, including the Military, Paramilitary 2, Para 3, and Tenacious, often featuring exclusive Blade HQ colorations and CPM M4 or S30V steels. The presenter, nutnfancy, discusses their design philosophies, materials, and practical use, highlighting the strengths and minor quirks of each model for tactical and everyday carry applications.

This review by Nutnfancy, a recognized expert in tactical gear, provides a deep dive into the Gerber Mark II and the limited edition Command II. He analyzes their historical significance, design evolution, steel quality (420HC vs. CPM-S30V), handle construction, and sheath options, comparing them to contemporary daggers. The assessment highlights their primary role as combat knives rather than survival tools.

This review of the Spyderco Navaja highlights its unique design, blending traditional Spanish Navaja aesthetics with modern tactical features. The knife boasts high-quality CPM S30V steel, a distinctive ratcheting lock mechanism, and comfortable carbon fiber handle scales. While primarily a collectible, it's also functional for everyday carry, offering excellent blade steel, solid lockup, and a versatile four-position clip.