Videos tagged with Buck Knife

This YouTube video showcases a collection of "All New Dope EDC, Knives, Bags, and Gear." The creator presents a variety of everyday carry items, including knives, wallets, bags, tech accessories, and personal items. While not a firearm review video, it features several notable knife models that are relevant to firearm enthusiasts and the EDC community. The description lists numerous affiliate links to the products featured, indicating a focus on consumer product showcasing and potential monetization.

This episode of Gun Cranks dives into the reimagining of the classic Browning Hi-Power pistol, questioning whether modern innovations are brilliant or heresy. Host Tom McHale, alongside the Gun Cranks, explores changes and challenges the idea that timeless firearms should remain untouched. The episode also features a segment on dating Buck knives and the humorous "Hold My Beer" Awards.

This video showcases a complete Made in America Everyday Carry (EDC) kit assembled for under $100. It features essential items like a Buck knife, pen, notepad, flashlight, and multi-tool, all sourced domestically. The creator highlights the affordability and accessibility of building a functional EDC kit for preparedness, survival, or bugout scenarios. The video also includes links to related playlists, social media, and the creator's other channels, as well as information on a giveaway.

This video reviews the 5.11 AMP 10 bag, highlighting its suitability for Every Day Carry (EDC) and preparedness. The reviewer details various configurations, including sling and backpack modes, and showcases the bag's material, capacity, and organization with different "Gear Sets." While generally positive, the reviewer notes a drawback regarding the CCW pouch. The video also mentions specific tools and knives included in the EDC setup.

This video provides a first look at several new products, including the Sig Sauer P365 XL pistol and the NeoMag Sentry Strap sling storage solution. The reviewer also showcases holsters from Black Point Tactical for the P365 XL, performs the Runenation Cold Start Drill, and shoots the pistol alongside a Springfield Armory Saint Victor. A Buck 842 Sprint Ops Pro Knife is also featured as an EDC item. Full reviews of these items are promised for future videos. The reviewer is wearing a Professional Human V1.0 T-Shirt and Triple Aught Design Softshell Pants.

This video reviews the Buck Paradigm 337 folding knife, highlighting its attractive blue/black G10 handles and unique bolster-activated assisted opening mechanism. While acknowledging its aesthetic appeal, quality US manufacture, and serious cutting ability with S30V steel, the reviewer notes its lack of traction and multi-step deployment make it less ideal for tactical use or high-stress situations. The knife's weight due to heavy bolsters is also mentioned as a drawback for EDC. The Paradigm is presented as a collectible or utility carry blade with excellent lockup and blade centering, and the reviewer discusses its performance in cutting and stabbing tests, along with ease of re-sharpening. The "Pro" model's CPM S30V steel is contrasted with the "Avid" model's Sandvik steel.

This video review focuses on the Buck 119 Special knife, highlighting its traditional design and practical capabilities for its price point. The reviewer emphasizes that it's not a tactical or flashy knife, but its reliability and effectiveness make it a consistent seller. The Nutnfancy Likability Scale gives it a 7 out of 10, considering its value for money. The content suggests a focus on everyday utility and classic design over modern, specialized features.