Videos tagged with Damascus Blade

Roger Barrera from QVO Tactical reviews several Civivi knives, focusing on their EDC capabilities. He highlights the one-handed operation of models like the Neurohaptic, which features a release button for easy opening and closing. The Civivi Bluetick is presented as a traditional liner lock knife, noted for its slim profile and carbon fiber construction with a Damascus blade.

This video reviews the Civivi Pragma Prime, a new folding knife from Civivi. The reviewer highlights its three-and-a-half-inch Damascus blade, button lock, and aluminum handle, emphasizing its suitability for one-handed operation.

This video reviews the Davidson's exclusive Springfield SA-35 and Civivi knife combo. The SA-35 is a modern revival of the High Power, featuring upgraded forged steel components, a cold hammer-forged barrel, an improved feed ramp, a redesigned single-sided thumb safety, and an updated sight system. The accompanying Civivi knife boasts a Damascus blade made from S35VN steel and Micarta scales, matching the pistol's aesthetic.

This video introduces the Midnight Scout 3.35" Damascus EDC knife from 704 Knives. The knife features a functional 3.35-inch Damascus drop point blade with over 100 layers of steel, blood sandalwood handles, and a bushing design for smooth action. It is positioned as a unique, functional, and aesthetically pleasing EDC piece.

This video reviews the Civivi Elementum knife line, highlighting its versatility, budget-friendly price point, and various configurations. The presenter, Melissa from RECOILtv, personally carries an Elementum and praises its lightweight design, sharp blade, and smooth action, even after over a year of use. The review covers different handle materials like G10 and carbon fiber, as well as lock types (liner and button lock), and mentions the availability of fixed blade and mini blade variants.