Videos tagged with Liner Lock

This video provides a first look and unboxing of the Benchmade Freek 560-3, highlighting its S90V steel blade, carbon fiber grips, and axis lock mechanism. The reviewer compares it to their Griptilian, noting similarities in feel and action. Initial impressions are positive, with a focus on the knife's aesthetics, ergonomics, and sharpness out of the box, despite a slightly gritty action that is expected to break in.

Marine X provides an expert-level overview of their knife acquisitions from Blade Texas 2026, showcasing a variety of brands and models. The content delves into specific features like blade steels (AEB-L, 14C28N, Nitro-V, MagnaCut), lock types (Button Lock, Liner Lock, Glide Lock), handle materials (G10, Aluminum), and carry accessories. The presenter, demonstrating significant experience, highlights current trends such as natural G10 scales and discusses the practical applications and design nuances of each knife.

This video provides an expert overview of the Spyderco Retract knife, designed by Ed Shempp. It covers the unboxing process, highlights key features like the Kukri-style blade, deep carry wire clip, and liner lock, and demonstrates its one-handed opening and closing. The speaker, demonstrating familiarity with knife features, offers insights into the knife's construction and handling.

This video showcases the Civivi Gojiro G10, a folding knife received from Blade HQ. The reviewer highlights its D2 steel blade with a unique 'sprinkle' or Dessert Warrior pattern, and demonstrates its sharpness with a paper-cutting test. The overall tone is enthusiastic, reflecting an EDC hobbyist's perspective.

This video reviews the Teto Knives F2 Bravo, an everyday carry pocket knife. The speaker highlights its essential nature for daily use, detailing its specifications and features. The review focuses on the knife's construction, materials, and functionality as a practical tool.

This video details the rare Victorinox Combat Utility Knife, a discontinued Swiss-made knife for the US military. It highlights key differences from the standard Swiss Army knife, including black oxide-coated metal parts, the Victorinox logo, and 'US' markings. The review covers its features like a one-hand opening blade with a liner lock, a 5mm flathead/bottle opener, a can opener with a small flathead, a saw, a Phillips screwdriver, and a reamer punch.

This video compares two common locking mechanisms found in folding knives: the Button Lock and the Liner Lock. The content likely delves into the differences in their design, operation, and potentially their strengths and weaknesses in terms of security, durability, and ease of use. The analysis aims to inform viewers about these distinct locking systems, aiding them in making informed purchasing decisions or understanding knife mechanics.

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 provides an overview of several Spyderco knife models, highlighting the Spyderco Paramilitary 2 as a universally accepted benchmark, often compared to the Glock 19. It details the features, manufacturing locations (USA and China), locking mechanisms (compression lock vs. liner lock), and material differences (G10 vs. FRN) across the Paramilitary 2, Paramilitary 3, Tenacious, and Dragonfly 2. The presenter emphasizes the importance of ergonomics, aftermarket support, and steel quality in knife selection.

This video reviews the 704 Gear Trailblazer, a pocket knife priced at $19.99, highlighting its D2 steel blade, G10 handles, and reversible pocket clip. The presenter, from his own company, emphasizes its ambidextrous features, solid lockup, and suitability for daily tasks and personal defense. The knife is presented as an excellent value for its price point.

The Cevivi Mini Praxis is a highly popular and affordable everyday carry knife, consistently selling over 5,000 units monthly. Despite its budget-friendly $30 price point, it features a D2 steel blade with a flat grind, G10 scales, and a deep carry pocket clip. While praised for its smooth action on ball bearings and slicing capability, some users find the flipper-tab-only opening and liner lock less ideal. It's considered a functional and reliable option for general cutting tasks and a good candidate for customization.

This video highlights several Amazon deals on tactical gear and firearms accessories. Key items include the Monstrum Tactical Panzer 1-6x LPVO with a new Morphia Chevron reticle, GTK II knives in DC53 and O10 steel, CV Life Optics 3-18x first focal plane scope, Workos WK05 pen lights, and the 704 Gear Urban Ranger pocket knife. The presenter emphasizes value and performance for each featured product.