Videos tagged with Ontario Knife Company

This video from the "I Carry" series showcases the Smith & Wesson M&P9 Shield Plus pistol. The content highlights the pistol being carried in an Alien Gear Roswell holster. Additionally, an Ontario Knife Company Besra pocketknife is featured as part of the everyday carry setup. The focus is on concealed carry and the gear associated with it.

This YouTube video, part of the 'I Carry' series, features the Taurus G3c pistol. It highlights the firearm being carried in a Galco Stow-n-Go holster, alongside an Ontario Knife Company Shikra pocketknife. The content focuses on everyday carry setups, showcasing a popular compact pistol and its accompanying gear.

This comprehensive 1000-round review of the Sig Sauer P365 by Honest Outlaw provides an objective analysis of its performance, reliability, and features. The reviewer highlights its revolutionary size and capacity for a 9mm pistol, comparing it to industry benchmarks like the Glock 26 Gen 5. While the tested unit performed flawlessly, the review addresses known mechanical issues reported in early models, such as striker drag and recoil assembly breakages. The expert assessment emphasizes the P365's excellent trigger, sights, and accuracy, but notes its snappy recoil and the preference for proven reliability in other models for daily carry until Sig Sauer fully resolves reported issues.

This review by nutnfancy focuses on the Ontario Knife Company (OKC) Bushcraft Woodsman, a large survival knife. The reviewer emphasizes its 'firepower' in terms of efficiency and work capacity, particularly for wood processing like chopping and splitting. While praising the 5160 spring steel blade and its flat grind, the reviewer expresses significant dissatisfaction with the handle's ergonomics, citing sharp edges and a flared tang that can batter the pinky finger during heavy use. Despite the handle issues, the knife is recommended for its blade performance and value, especially the upgraded version with a superior sheath.

This video showcases an Everyday Carry (EDC) setup centered around the Glock G43 9mm pistol. It details the firearm's features, including its slim profile and 6-round capacity, and pairs it with a Tulster IWB holster made of Kydex. Additional EDC components like a Surefire Sidekick flashlight and an Ontario Knife Company utility knife are also presented, along with a DeSantis gun hide belt for secure carry.

This video showcases the capabilities of an Ontario RAT 1 folding knife, demonstrating its effectiveness in processing kindling for firemaking. The reviewer suggests it could efficiently baton through 3-inch wood and plans a full tabletop review of this high-value blade. The video highlights the knife's practicality for outdoor tasks and survival preparedness.

This guide details the practical application of the Ontario RTAK II survival knife, as demonstrated by Nutnfancy. It covers assessing the knife's weight and features for wilderness tasks like shelter building and fire preparation, emphasizing effective batoning techniques and safety considerations. The review highlights its value and performance for those prioritizing robust utility in rugged environments.

This video, part 2 of a series, focuses on lightening the Ontario RAT Model 1 folding tactical knife. The creator notes a mistake in drilling at too high a speed, indicating a hands-on modification or gunsmithing approach to the knife. The content is geared towards knife enthusiasts interested in customization and modification.

This video focuses on the Ontario RAT Model 1 folding knife, specifically delving into its modification and lightening process in Part 1. While the title mentions "Tactical," the description clarifies the content is about making the knife lighter, implying a focus on customization and potentially everyday carry (EDC) applications where weight is a factor. It's a practical look at altering a popular folding knife for improved performance.

Nutnfancy provides an in-depth review of the Ontario RAT 3 fixed blade knife, highlighting its suitability as a tough EDC option. He details its D2 tool steel blade, Micarta handle, and practical design, emphasizing its excellent value proposition under $80 compared to higher-priced competitors. The review covers its use cases, blade geometry, and sheath system, offering practical insights from an experienced gear reviewer.

This guide details modifications for the RAT 7 knife's sheath and edge maintenance, drawing on expert analysis. It covers reinforcing the MOLLE system, addressing retention strap vulnerabilities, and sharpening the blade to an optimal 22-23 degree angle for enhanced field performance. The insights are presented with a practical, critical tone, reflecting extensive experience in gear testing.