Videos tagged with Smoky Mountain Knife Works

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.

This video features an unboxing and comparison of the Spyderco Paramilitary 3 Lightweight and Paramilitary 2. The presenter highlights the PM3 Lightweight's features, including its BD1N steel blade with black DLC coating, wire pocket clip, and grippy scales. It also touches on potential modifications and compares its size to the PM2.

This episode of Guns, Beer, & Therapy features a discussion about the GOA Show in Tennessee, highlighting the event's pro-Second Amendment stance and the ability for attendees to carry firearms. The conversation also touches on the massive scale of Smoky Mountain Knife Works and the growing affordability of night vision technology. The panel shares personal experiences and insights into firearm culture and related industries.

This video features Hickok45 discussing and shooting a Model 255 revolver chambered in .45 Colt, alongside various ammunition types including handloads and Underwood 255-grain rounds. He also showcases a Grandfors Bruk axe and touches on firearm safety, the importance of training, and the nuances of different calibers. The content emphasizes practical shooting experience and personal reflections on firearms.

This review focuses on the ESEE JG5 Nessmuk knife, a design inspired by George Washington Sears. The knife features a 1095 carbon steel blade with a black oxide finish, micarta scales, and a traditional leather pouch sheath. It's highlighted for its slicing capabilities, making it suitable for food prep, skinning game, and general camp tasks, though not intended for heavy chopping or batoning. The reviewer, a fan of ESEE knives, praises its quality and traditional aesthetic.