Videos tagged with Spear Point

The Kershaw Livewire Model 9000 is a USA-made OTF automatic knife designed by Mike Diskin and the Kershaw team. It features a smooth deployment mechanism, CPM 20CV steel blade with a stone-washed finish, and a 6061 T6 aluminum handle with a hard-anodized finish. The knife is designed for comfortable carry, offering a deep carry pocket clip and a thin profile.

This video reviews ten military tactical knives, highlighting their construction, materials, and intended uses. It features a range of fixed-blade and folding knives, including automatic and manual options, from brands like Benchmade, SOG, CRKT, Schrade, and Gerber. The review emphasizes durability, blade steel quality (such as CPM-D2, CPM-S35VN, and CPM CruWear), handle ergonomics, and specialized features like advanced sheath systems and penetration-optimized blade designs.

This video reviews ten 5.11 Tactical knives, highlighting their features, materials, and intended uses. It covers models like the WD Karambit, Karambit Folder, Expert Spear Point, Sidekick Rescue Tool, DPT, CS1 Tonto Combo, RFA Assisted Opener, Pre-Fenced Courser 2.5, Game Stalker, and Shield Badge Knife Holder. The presenter emphasizes durability, blade steel (AUS-8, CPM S30V), handle materials (FRN, G10), and design considerations for tactical, survival, and everyday carry applications.

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.

This video provides an expert review of the Cold Steel Recon 1 Mini and Micro knives from the perspective of Nutnfancy, a highly authoritative voice in the EDC and tactical gear community. He details their construction, including the G-10 handles and Tri-Ad lock, and discusses their ideal uses, from keychain carry to robust EDC tasks. The review emphasizes the knives' lightweight design, durable AUS 8A steel, and ergonomic features, offering practical insights for potential buyers.

This review by Nutnfancy covers the Boker Plus AK74, a budget-friendly automatic knife. He details its construction, including AUS8 steel and aluminum handle, and discusses its potential for everyday carry where legal. The video also demonstrates how to convert the knife to automatic operation using a common coil spring, highlighting its value proposition.

This review of the Piranha Bodyguard automatic knife by Nutnfancy highlights its lightweight design (2.8 oz) and quick blade deployment. While praised for its 'fun factor' and aesthetic appeal, critical assessments are made regarding its lockup stability, blade shape preference, and handle traction. The review provides a balanced perspective on its practicality versus enjoyment for EDC enthusiasts.

This comprehensive review of the Benchmade 960 Osborne knife, presented by the authoritative reviewer Nutnfancy, delves into its design, materials, and performance as an EDC tool. The analysis highlights the knife's premium construction, including its D2 steel blade and anodized aluminum handle with carbon fiber inlays, while also discussing its Axis lock mechanism and overall value proposition for collectors.

This expert review by Nutnfancy provides a critical analysis of the Gerber Applegate-Fairbairn Combat Folder, highlighting its strengths as a high-reach fighting knife and its unique safety features. The assessment covers blade design, handle ergonomics, lock mechanisms, and material choices, offering practical insights for tactical users and collectors. The reviewer emphasizes its suitability for military deployment and its value proposition for a combat-oriented folder.

This guide, based on Nutnfancy's review, details deployment techniques for the Cold Steel Ti-Lite Zytel. It covers pocket snag deployment, thumb stud use, and manual flicking, emphasizing training for the pocket method. The knife is presented as a specialized defensive tool rather than an ideal EDC.