Videos tagged with Knife Update

This video provides an update review of the Microtech SOCOM tactical knife, specifically focusing on the 2019 models. The reviewer highlights the knife's excellent design and build quality, comparing it to the 2011 version and noting improvements in the new iteration. The review details the manual and automatic versions, recommending the manual action for its smoothness, strength, durability (CTS204 steel), and speed. The reviewer also touches on the knife's tactical utility and its aesthetic appeal, mentioning a sold-out red variant. Links are provided for purchasing the 2019 SOCOM models.

This video provides an update regarding Cold Steel blades. Given the title and description focus solely on "Cold Steel Blades" and it being an "UPDATE TO CHANNEL PLUS COLD STEEL BLADES!", the content is expected to be about the products manufactured by Cold Steel, specifically their knives or other bladed tools. It does not appear to involve firearms directly but rather edged weapons.

This video features a review of Spyderco's latest knife offerings from 2011 by YouTube personality Nutnfancy. The description indicates a catalog-style review where the presenter will discuss new models but may not necessarily endorse every single one. The focus is on showcasing and evaluating Spyderco's product line for the year.

This video provides an update and review of the SOG Aegis tactical folding knife, specifically focusing on the satin-finished model. The reviewer notes that while it's a great knife overall, the jimping on this particular version is less aggressive due to the polishing process compared to black TiNi coated blades. Suggestions are made for potential modification using sandpaper to improve the grip and "bite" of the jimping, which the reviewer feels SOG should address in future production.

This video focuses on an update to the Dragonfly knife, as discussed by Nutnfancy. The description highlights specific issues with the knife, including its short blade length and a clip that doesn't hold securely. The creator also details a modification they made to address a lack of jimping on the blade, suggesting a practical, hands-on approach to knife customization. This content is relevant for knife enthusiasts interested in real-world usage, potential flaws, and user-implemented solutions.