Videos tagged with Tekto Badger

This video demonstrates a practical, low-cost method for accurately leveling a rifle scope using common household items like a bubble level and flashlight. It details the steps for mounting and torquing scope rings, emphasizing the importance of a plumb rifle and a perfectly aligned reticle to ensure consistent shot placement. The tutorial highlights how to achieve professional results without specialized gunsmithing tools.

This video demonstrates that even a tiny Tekto Badger OTF knife can inflict lethal damage. A test on ballistic gel showed a 1.25-inch cut depth, exceeding the 0.9 inches needed to sever major arteries in the neck. The host emphasizes that small knives are viable self-defense tools for slashing attacks.

This video demonstrates a common modification for new knives: removing the pocket clip to prevent scratching phone screens and reduce pocket bulk. The host uses the Tekto F2 Bravo as an example, showing how removing the clip creates a slimmer profile for everyday carry. While the Tekto Badger is shown, the focus is on the F2 Bravo's modification for a more streamlined EDC setup.

This video showcases five distinct knives from the Civilian Tactical channel, including the Tekto Charlie, Delta, F2 Bravo, and Badger, highlighting their unique opening mechanisms and uses. The host emphasizes the durability and practicality of a full tang fixed blade knife for survival scenarios, comparing its robust construction to the more complex folding knives. The Tekto Badger is specifically called out as a favorite for EDC due to its OTF automatic action.

This video tests the spring power of Tekto OTF knives against a ballistic dummy head. While the knives deploy reliably, they do not fully lock out when impacting a solid surface during the opening phase, indicating their springs are for deployment, not penetration. The lock mechanism is strong once the blade is fully extended.

This video highlights three everyday carry items illegal in Canada: a Taurus GX4 handgun, pepper spray, and an OTF automatic knife (Tekto Badger). It also showcases a manual flipper knife (Tekto F2 Bravo) as a legal alternative and an AR500 Phoenix backpack with a ballistic panel, which is restricted in some Canadian provinces. The content emphasizes the strictness of Canadian firearm and self-defense tool regulations.