Videos tagged with Opinel Knife

This guide details the 'Cowboy Iron Skillet Steak and Potatoes' recipe from Lt Col Nutnfancy's 'Cooking With Nutnfancy' series. It covers seasoning and searing techniques for steak and vegetables using a cast iron skillet, emphasizing flavor development. The video also briefly showcases tactical gear like a Canik TP9 pistol and an RGMT Globalmaster watch, reflecting the channel's blend of lifestyle and gear content.

This video provides an expert-level demonstration of disassembling a vintage Hubertus 12-gauge shotgun shell, a process led by an individual with high technical proficiency. The demonstration includes precise measurements of components like 8mm buckshot and smokeless powder, followed by a functional burn test of the powder and a live-fire test in a modern Benelli M4. The presenter's methodical approach and use of specialized tools highlight a deep understanding of ammunition.

This video features host Johnny B unboxing a variety of viewer-submitted Christmas gifts. The unboxing includes a range of items from food products like Michigan maple syrup and Pepper Belly Pete's hot sauce to tools like an Opinel folding knife and custom tactical gear. The episode maintains a humorous and high-energy tone, reflecting the channel's engagement with its community.

This video provides a detailed, ASMR-style breakdown of Baschieri & Pellagri 'Big 9' 12-gauge buckshot. Expert analysis includes shell disassembly, precise weighing and measurement of pellets, examination of powder burn rates, and concludes with live-fire demonstration. The instruction emphasizes methodical examination and safe handling practices.

This YouTube video features Drobashevich examining old 12-gauge shotgun cartridges from the USSR. He opens one cartridge using an Opinel knife to inspect its components, including the shot, wads, gunpowder, and primer. The video also mentions a test to check the gunpowder's burning rate, possibly using a 'falcon' tool for this assessment. The content focuses on the historical and material aspects of vintage ammunition.

This video provides a methodical disassembly of vintage Azot 16 gauge shotgun cartridges, manufactured in the USSR. The expert demonstrates the use of specialized tools like Vernier calipers and digital scales to analyze components, including shot size (00) and powder charge (2.10g). The process highlights the construction of these older paper-hulled shells and offers a detailed look at their internal makeup.

This guide details the careful dissection of vintage 'Okhotnichyi' 12-gauge shotgun cartridges, as demonstrated by DROBASHEVICH. It covers inspecting the shell, using an Opinel knife for opening, weighing and measuring lead shot with precision tools, and examining internal components like fiber wadding and flake gunpowder. A controlled gunpowder burn test is also included.

This guide details the careful disassembly of vintage 12-gauge shotgun shells, as demonstrated by an ammunition enthusiast. It covers inspecting the exterior, carefully cutting open the paper hull, and analyzing internal components like lead shot, felt wads, and smokeless powder using precision tools. The process emphasizes methodical examination and component measurement.

This guide details the methodical disassembly of vintage 16-gauge Azot shotgun shells, as demonstrated by a specialist. It covers the careful cutting of the hull, extraction of components like lead shot and gunpowder, and the use of precision tools for measurement. The video emphasizes a systematic approach to analyzing old ammunition, including a gunpowder burn test, highlighting the expertise of the presenter in handling potentially hazardous vintage materials.

This guide details the disassembly and inspection of vintage Baikal 12/70 shotgun shells, as demonstrated by a technical expert. It covers weighing shot and wad, measuring pellet size, and performing a powder burn test to assess propellant integrity. The methodical approach and use of precision tools highlight a high level of technical demonstration.

This video provides a methodical breakdown of a Remington ShurShot Game Load 12 Gauge shotgun shell. An intermediate technical enthusiast demonstrates the disassembly process, measuring shot weight at 23.98g and powder weight at 1.35g. The guide includes visual inspection of components like the lead birdshot and plastic wad, and a burn rate test for the powder, highlighting the use of precision tools for analysis.

This video provides a detailed, visual guide to disassembling vintage Baikal 12-gauge paper-hulled buckshot ammunition, originating from the USSR. The creator, demonstrating high technical proficiency, meticulously weighs shot (28.42g) and powder (2.40g), measures pellet diameter, and conducts a burn test on the gunpowder, noting a burn time of approximately 3.72 seconds. The methodical approach highlights the importance of precision tools and systematic analysis when examining older ammunition components.