Videos tagged with Knives of Alaska

KJ from Gun Talk Hunt shares his 'Best of 2023' gear list, focusing on items that enhanced his hunting season. He highlights Lucco Tape for blister prevention and preventing "Glock knuckle," the Peak Backcountry Duo headlamp for its illumination and dual power sources, and Tetra Hearing custom protection with specialized boosts for big game and turkey hunting. The review also covers the Armageddon Gear Sticky Game Changer bag for stable shooting platforms, Sig Sauer Zulu 6 image-stabilizing binoculars, ZeroTech Thrive HD binoculars for clarity in various environments, Knives of Alaska fixed-blade knives and rib spreaders, and Warthog sharpeners for maintaining edge keenness. Additionally, he discusses the Smith & Wesson 350 Legend revolver as a viable straight-wall cartridge option for hunters.

This episode of Gun Talk Hunt features Charles Allen of Knives of Alaska and Diamond Blade, discussing the critical importance of high-quality knives for field dressing game. Allen emphasizes moving away from disposable blades towards durable, sharp, and easily maintainable knives, highlighting the advanced metallurgy and forging techniques behind Diamond Blade knives that offer superior edge retention and hardness without brittleness. The discussion also touches on the ethical considerations of proper game processing for quality meat and the philanthropic work of the Trinity Oaks Foundation.

This guide, drawing from Hickok45's extensive experience, details the selection and practical application of trail knives. It emphasizes understanding blade geometry, weight, and handle ergonomics for efficient property and trail maintenance. The video highlights various models, from heavy choppers to fast-cutting machetes, offering practical advice for choosing the right tool for specific outdoor tasks.

This video showcases the contents of a bug-out rifle bag assembled by former CI Officer Jason Hanson. It details various gear, including magazines, lubricants, knives, survival tools, medical supplies, and ammunition, offering insights into building a comprehensive preparedness kit. Hanson emphasizes the importance of quality components for self-reliance and safety.

This YouTube video review focuses on the "Knives of Alaska Boar Hunter" knife, posing the question "Man Enough?". The description highlights a "Nutnfancy Likability Scale" rating of 9 out of 10 and mentions a "Red Hill Kydex Sheath" with a discount code provided for redhillsheaths.com. While the title and description don't explicitly mention firearms, the context of a knife review, especially one with a 'man enough' framing, often appeals to a similar audience interested in robust tools for outdoor, survival, or self-defense applications.

This video reviews the Knives of Alaska Bush Camp, a D2 steel fixed blade knife. The reviewer highlights its broad, lightweight design, good edge retention, and reasonable price for US production. While acknowledging it's not an FFG blade and noting the lack of optimal jimping (which the reviewer self-modified), the knife is praised for its performance in various tasks like food prep, shelter building, skinning, and kindling. Paired with a custom Red Hill Kydex sheath, it's considered a strong contender for backpacking. The reviewer gives it a high likability score of 9 out of 10.

This video is a review of the Knives of Alaska "Xtreme Defense Survival" knife, specifically the D2 Tan/Nylon #844FG model. The reviewer, Nutnfancy, highlights its toughness and durability, noting it withstood rigorous testing in mountainous conditions, including batoning and woodscraft, without failing. The review covers its lightweight design, strength, limitations in chopping, grind, handle construction with ample survival kit space, sheath, and overall value. The knife is noted as being US-made and suitable for hiking. The reviewer assigns it a likability score of 8 out of 10.