Videos tagged with FRN

This episode of "This Week in Guns" covers several legal updates impacting gun owners, including the blocking of the brace ban and the frame or receiver rule. It also addresses New York's aggressive actions against gun-related companies and a New York Times article targeting Lake City. Other topics include FFL payment processing, a turning point in the Myanmar conflict, and mentions of various firearms-related companies and products. The episode highlights political and legal challenges faced by gun rights advocates.

This video focuses on Spyderco's lighter offerings, specifically highlighting the Sage and Tenacious models with FRN (Fiberglass Reinforced Nylon) handles. The reviewer expresses a preference for lighter gear and notes that Spyderco seems to be addressing this with these new variants, some of which come in appealing colors. Links to purchase the reviewed knives, as well as other Spyderco models like the Manix, Paramilitary, Enduras, and Domino, are provided in the description. An F4U Corsair model is also featured.

This episode of The Gun Collective (TGC) Podcast, hosted by Jon Patton, features an interview with Shawn Herrin, owner of the Firearms Radio Network (FRN). They discuss the concept of a podcast network, its purpose, the challenges of running one, and Shawn's journey into owning FRN. Topics covered include the top lessons learned in managing the network, its overarching goals, and strategies for handling diverse personalities within the network. The episode aims to provide listeners with a deeper understanding of the FRN and its operations.

This video provides a review of the CRKT CEO, a slender, office-oriented knife designed to be mistaken for a pen. The reviewer highlights its deceptive trimness, full functionality, sharpness (8Cr13Mov blade with a nice grind), deep carry pocket clip, tight lockup, innovative design, and value ($40 for the FRN version). A special edition with Olive Drab Micarta handles and a Copper frame from BHQ is also featured. The review includes tabletop analysis and mentions the F35B intro, with some footage filmed from a Zodiac near the Golden Gate Bridge. Links to purchase the reviewed models and other CRKT knives are provided, along with a note about a special edition sale date.

The Spyderco Stretch 2 is lauded as a 'Hall of Fame' lightweight tactical and EDC blade, praised for its refined, problem-free design and excellent ergonomics. It offers superior slicing performance due to its full flat grind and swept drop point blade. The knife excels in utility, EDC, and self-defense roles, with both VG-10 and ZDP-189 variants offering great value.

The Spyderco Delica 3 and 4 are both excellent EDC options, with the Delica 3 favored for its lighter weight (2.0 oz) and simpler FRN construction. The Delica 4 offers improvements like nested steel liners for durability and Torx screw construction for easier maintenance, but at a heavier 2.6 oz. Both utilize VG-10 steel, known for its edge retention and rust resistance, though the Delica 3's higher hollow grind is preferred for slicing.