Videos tagged with D2 Tool Steel

This video showcases various methods for carrying the Civivi Elementum Fixed Blade knife. The reviewer highlights its drop point shape, D2 Tool Steel blade, and Kydex sheath with a versatile clip system that allows for different carrying styles. The Elementum Fixed Blade is presented as a compact and capable camp cutter that can handle a variety of tasks, making it a notable addition to the Civivi Elementum lineup.

This video from Iraqveteran8888 unboxes their 'Man Can' subscription box for July 2019, focusing on EDC (Everyday Carry) items. The presenter, Eric, details the tiered system of the boxes (Standard, Man Up, Mega Man Up) and explains how proceeds support the channel. The EDC box includes a Browning folder, a phone wallet with RFID protection, a microUSB power bank, and a KeyBar discount card. Higher tiers add a Kershaw folder and a branded mini backpack, with the Mega Man Up tier featuring a custom D2 steel folder and a PowerTac E20 flashlight.

This video details an outdoor-ready hiking kit centered around the Smith & Wesson 686 Plus revolver. It covers the firearm's specifications, including its 7-round capacity and stainless steel construction. The review highlights the CrossBreed MaxSlide OWB holster for comfortable carry, the HKS speedloader for quick reloads, and essential accessories like a high-lumen flashlight and a robust fixed-blade knife.

Nutnfancy, an established tactical gear reviewer, provides an analytical and enthusiastic review of the HK Turmoil 14808BK OTF knife. He positions it as a superior Every Day Carry (EDC) option compared to the more expensive Benchmade Infidel, praising its rapid deployment, light weight (3.4 oz), and value (around $180-$190 street price). While noting minor drawbacks like out-of-the-box sharpness, the review highlights the Turmoil's fast action and slim profile as key advantages.

Nutnfancy provides an in-depth review of the Ontario RAT 3 fixed blade knife, highlighting its suitability as a tough EDC option. He details its D2 tool steel blade, Micarta handle, and practical design, emphasizing its excellent value proposition under $80 compared to higher-priced competitors. The review covers its use cases, blade geometry, and sheath system, offering practical insights from an experienced gear reviewer.

This guide details modifications for the RAT 7 knife's sheath and edge maintenance, drawing on expert analysis. It covers reinforcing the MOLLE system, addressing retention strap vulnerabilities, and sharpening the blade to an optimal 22-23 degree angle for enhanced field performance. The insights are presented with a practical, critical tone, reflecting extensive experience in gear testing.