Videos tagged with Collector Knife

This video showcases a US combat utility knife, highlighting its coolness and current scarcity. The presenter notes its difficulty to find but suggests a very similar Swiss military version as an alternative, providing an affiliate link for purchase. The content leans towards EDC and collector items within the broader knife and gear enthusiast space.

This YouTube video showcases the Microtech Ultratech Bounty Hunter knife, highlighting its connection to the character Boba Fett from The Mandalorian. The title and description emphasize this unique, collectible aspect of the knife, suggesting a focus on its design and potential appeal to fans of the Star Wars universe and knife enthusiasts.

This video review focuses on the ProTech Don Auto, an Italian-inspired automatic knife, highlighting its American-made quality, speed, and high-end features. The reviewer compares it to other ProTech models like the Godfather and Godson, and also briefly mentions Piranha and AKC OTF (Out The Front) knives as alternatives. The video emphasizes the collectible nature and value retention of these knives, despite a higher price point for the premium models. It also promotes the reviewer's Patreon and other online channels for additional content and community engagement.

This video provides a review of the MC-RB1 Rambo First Blood survival knife, inspired by the Rambo movie series. The reviewer purchased the knife on Amazon and expresses satisfaction with it. The description also includes links to the reviewer's Amazon shop, Patreon, apparel store, and video gear, along with social media and contact information.

This video from Sensible Survival presents a review of the KA-BAR Fighting Knife. The description highlights its historical significance, having entered service during WWII, and its dual role as a weapon and utility tool. The knife's enduring popularity is noted, with over a million units produced, and its continued favor among military personnel and civilians. The video aims to showcase the features and legacy of this iconic blade.

This video reviews the Cold Steel Black Sable knife, highlighting its impressive aesthetic with a 4-inch San Mai III upswept blade and handsome black micarta scales. However, the review heavily criticizes the knife's extremely difficult deployment due to a tapered 'volcano' shaped thumbstud and poor leverage, deeming it a collector's item rather than a practical tool. Additional downsides mentioned include its substantial 8.5-ounce weight, lack of jimping, and high price point. Despite these flaws, the review acknowledges the knife's excellent fit and finish, comfortable handle, and solid-locking blade. Ultimately, the reviewer assigns a low 'Nutnfancy Likeability Scale' score of 2 out of 10, concluding it's best suited as a $300 collector and movie knife.

This video review focuses on the Spyderco Barong, a lightweight tactical or EDC knife with a 4-inch VG-10 stainless steel leaf-shaped blade. The reviewer highlights its speed, ergonomic handle, and suitability for utility and defensive roles. Comparisons are made to the Benchmade Dejavoo Model 740, with the Barong praised for its execution and unique heritage. The review notes the knife's Scotchbrite finish, sage G10 handle scales, and reversible tip-up pocket clip. Downsides mentioned include the lack of blade spine jimping, limited in-handle retention, a potentially weak tip, and a higher price point. Despite these, the reviewer finds the Spyderco Barong to be a highly advisable backup or deployment blade, a fun collector's item, and rates it a 9 out of 10 on the Nutnfancy Likeability Scale.

This video reviews the Glock Field Knife, highlighting its exceptional value for its price point ($25-$30). The knife, a descendant of a bayonet design, features a narrow spring steel blade well-suited for thrusting, digging, food prep, and light wood splitting, though it doesn't chop effectively due to its low mass. The reviewer notes the blade requires re-profiling for optimal sharpness but is tough and easy to sharpen once done. The knife's lightweight design (9.0 oz total) makes it ideal for backpacking. The sheath is praised for its durability, secure retention, and excellent belt clip. The Glock Field Knife is recommended as a reliable field companion, collector's item, or survival knife.