Videos tagged with Butterfly Knife

This video analyzes a Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals decision that reversed a Second Amendment victory, specifically reinstating Hawaii's ban on butterfly knives in the case of Teter v. Lopez. The analysis is provided by constitutional attorney Mark W. Smith of Four Boxes Diner, who discusses the implications of the court granting an en banc review. The content highlights the ongoing legal battles surrounding Second Amendment rights and references Smith's previous work, including arguments used before the U.S. Supreme Court and a federal judge's ruling on an "assault weapon" ban.

This YouTube video showcases the MagBlade, a titanium butterfly knife from Daily Carry Co. The description highlights the product and provides a direct link to purchase it on their website. While the title mentions 'MagBlade' and 'butterfly,' indicating a knife, the context of 'daily carry' and the manufacturer's website could also appeal to those interested in everyday carry tools. However, the content is not directly related to firearms.

This video discusses a significant legal victory for Second Amendment rights, as the US Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit ruled that Hawaii's ban on butterfly knives violates the constitutional amendment. The analysis comes from The Four Boxes Diner, featuring constitutional attorney Mark W. Smith, known for his work defending gun rights and his writings on the topic. The discussion likely delves into the legal reasoning behind the ruling and its implications for knife rights and broader Second Amendment jurisprudence.

This YouTube video focuses on teaching easy Balisong tricks for beginners. While the title and description do not mention any firearms, the content itself revolves around knife manipulation, specifically butterfly knives (Balisongs). It aims to provide accessible instructions for those new to this skill, likely demonstrating fundamental techniques and potentially offering tips for safe practice.

This video showcases various tricks performed with a butterfly knife, also known as a balisong. The content focuses on the manipulation and agility required to perform these flourishes and movements. While the title explicitly mentions 'Butterfly Knife Tricks,' the provided description and song link do not offer any direct firearms-related information. Therefore, the tags and category will be based solely on the knife-related aspect of the title.

This video features a review of seven new Kershaw pocket knives for 2021, including the Kershaw Brace, Drivetrain, Turismo, Collateral, Cannonball, Launch 13, and Lucha. The review is presented by Kevin Michalowski, Executive Editor of Concealed Carry Magazine, who is joined by Kershaw's Senior Designer, Jim Macnair. They discuss the features of each knife, including materials like D2 steel, assisted opening mechanisms, and the unique design of the Lucha butterfly knife. The video also includes information about a giveaway and promotions from the U.S. Concealed Carry Association (USCCA).

This YouTube video, titled "Butterfly knife practice (stream)", focuses on the practice and handling of a butterfly knife, also known as a balisong. The content appears to be a live stream where the creator demonstrates various techniques and maneuvers with the knife. While the title explicitly mentions a butterfly knife, there is no mention or indication of any firearms, ammunition, manufacturers, or related topics within the provided title and description. Therefore, the content falls outside the scope of firearms analysis.

This YouTube video, titled "Warface Butterfly Knife Trick IRL," showcases a real-life demonstration of butterfly knife tricks, inspired by the video game Warface. The description includes hashtags related to Schrödinger and butterfly knives, hinting at the knife's mechanics and possibly a philosophical or metaphorical angle. While the focus is on knife skills and not firearms, the inclusion of "Warface" might appeal to a gaming audience that also has an interest in tactical items or fictional weaponry.

This YouTube video is a test of a butterfly knife. The title and description are extremely brief, indicating a basic demonstration or evaluation of the knife's function. No specific firearms are mentioned, but the testing nature implies a focus on the mechanics and potential use of the blade.

Lena Miculek provides a look at new Benchmade balisongs showcased at the 2013 SHOT Show. She compares these new models to Benchmade's 4X series (specifically the 41MC) and the BladeRunners Alpha Beast, offering insights into their features and design. The video also promotes Team Miculek merchandise and fan pages for Jerry and Lena Miculek.