Videos tagged with Spear Point

This video focuses on the Browning Checkmate Black Label Folding Knife, highlighting its features and exclusive availability at OpticsPlanet.com. The description details the knife's 3.5-inch hollow ground 8Cr13Mov stainless steel blade with a titanium finish and false edge spear point, as well as its G-10 handle scales offered in black or sand. It's presented as a tactical folding knife within Browning's Black Label series.

The Cold Steel Code 4 is presented as an exceptional value EDC knife, praised for its robust Tri-Ad lock capable of heavy-duty tasks and its thin, lightweight design. Despite slick aluminum handles, its AUS 8A steel offers good edge retention and ease of sharpening, making it a standout option at its street price.

This review covers the Cold Steel Recon 1 Mini and Micro folding knives, highlighting their lightweight G10 handles and robust Tri-Ad lock. The Mini is presented as an excellent EDC option with a 3-inch blade, while the Micro serves as a compact survival or keychain knife with a 2-inch blade. Both utilize durable Japanese AUS 8A steel and are praised for their cutting performance and value.

The Piranha Bodyguard is a lightweight (2.8 oz) automatic EDC knife featuring CPM S30V steel and a 3.3-inch spear point blade. While praised for its 'fun factor' and reasonable $135 price, it suffers from a slightly loose lockup common in Piranha designs and a slick, non-jimping handle lacking optimal traction. Its compact size makes it suitable for concealed carry, but legal restrictions on automatics should be considered.

The CRKT M16 EDC Compact knife is a lightweight, compact option with a 154CM steel blade and aluminum handle. While praised for its portability and safety features like LAWKS, its spear point design is noted as less ideal for general EDC tasks due to a lack of blade sweep. The skeletonized handle, though weight-reducing, can collect debris.