Videos tagged with Self Defense Knives

This YouTube video, titled "Are Switchblades Illegal?", delves into the legalities surrounding switchblade knives. While the title suggests a focus on these specific knives, the description reveals the content creator, Tony D2Wild, is heavily involved in 2A (Second Amendment) content across multiple YouTube channels and social media platforms, including one specifically dedicated to guns ('2Wild Guns'). The description also lists various social media links, merchandise, and ways to support the channel. The emphasis on 2A content suggests the video likely addresses the legal status of switchblades within the broader context of knife laws and potentially firearm rights.

This video from Tactical Rifleman features a detailed comparison of EDC folding knives, focusing on their suitability for self-defense and everyday utility. Instructors Randy and Emery discuss various knife designs, blade shapes (Warren Cliff, Tanto), locking mechanisms (liner lock, lockback, axis lock), and handle ergonomics. They emphasize the importance of jimping for grip security and assess each knife's performance in cutting tests, highlighting strengths and weaknesses for different applications.

This video highlights four Black women-owned businesses operating within the 2A and self-defense space. It showcases products ranging from concealed carry purses and tactical apparel to survival kits and personal security services. The presenter emphasizes supporting these entrepreneurs and encourages viewers, particularly women, to explore their offerings for personal safety and preparedness.

This video from Geauga Firearms Academy, hosted by Neil, focuses on self-defense knives and proper carrying techniques. While the primary subject is knives for self-defense, the academy's branding and the mention of firearms training classes and related products (Optics Planet, Talon Grips, KORE Belts) suggest a strong underlying connection to the firearms community. The video emphasizes the importance of professional, hands-on training, which is a core principle in responsible firearm and self-defense instruction.