Videos tagged with Kabar

This YouTube video announces a "Far Out Space Force" fundraiser hosted by "Yankee" to support Pets & Vets. The description provides links to the fundraiser details, official TYMPPP merchandise, a backup channel, channel memberships, Patreon, and a Subscribestar page. It also credits Madison Stegall for the original score and Daniel Greenfield for the super artwork. While the title mentions "guns" and "kabar" and "knives," the primary focus appears to be on the charity event and supporting the creator's platforms.

This video is a review of the KA-BAR Tactical Spork model 9909 by Deuce. The reviewer highlights its sturdiness, American-made quality, and claims it's the best tactical spork he's ever tested. He also mentions it's the only spork he has reviewed. The description includes links to his Amazon store, Twitter, and Facebook, and encourages viewers to like and subscribe for weekly content from his channel, "Deuce and Guns."

This video reviews the Boker M3 Trench Knife, a recreation of a World War II fighting knife. The reviewer discusses its historical context, comparing it to original M3s and other notable knives like the KABAR, Glock Field Knives, Ontario Trench Knife, and Boker Plus V-42. While acknowledging it might not be a first choice for modern combat, the reviewer highlights its effectiveness as a dagger-style fighting knife and a more affordable alternative to collector's items. The video also promotes the reviewer's merchandise and Patreon.

This video, "Basics of Survival Knives (Morakniv, ESEE, Becker / KABAR)" by Garand Thumb, explores essential survival knives from popular brands like Morakniv, ESEE, and Becker/KABAR. The description highlights specific ESEE models (ESEE 4, ESEE 5) and provides links for purchasing these knives and related apparel and gear. It also includes discount codes for various brands, demonstrating a strong focus on product recommendations and affiliate marketing within the survival and outdoor gear niche. The video appears to be an informational review and recommendation for survival knives.

This video is a detailed review of the Cold Steel Leatherneck knife, presented by Nutnfancy. The reviewer compares it to the classic KaBar Fighting Knife, highlighting the Leatherneck's full flat ground SK-5 steel blade, aggressive grip, upgraded guard, and cast steel butt cap. The video showcases the knife's performance in various tasks like splitting, batoning, and piercing, with particular praise for its sharpness retention and the secure Secure-Ex sheath. It also briefly mentions other survival blades and a Leatherman knife failure as a point of comparison. The reviewer strongly recommends the SK-5 FFG Leatherneck version for its value and performance, while advising against the hollow ground version.

This is the third and final installment of a series focusing on the KABAR Marine Combat knife, specifically highlighting the KABAR Utility knife in Sage Green. The video delves into the 'grand design' of the knife, discussing its philosophy and features. The presenter expresses a strong liking for the Sage Green variant, suggesting it's offered in multiple colors. The content appears to be a review and discussion of a specific knife model.

This is part two of a three-part series focusing on the KABAR Marine Combat knife. This installment specifically delves into the 'Next Gen' models, highlighting their construction using 440A stainless steel. The video aims to showcase the evolution and continued excellence of the KABAR design.

This is Part 1 of a 3-part series reviewing the iconic KABAR Marine Combat knife. The video highlights its enduring popularity as a combat and survival knife since World War II. It discusses the design's effectiveness, its evolution from a hunting knife, and KABAR Company's role as the primary supplier. The description emphasizes the knife's versatility in various tasks, its balanced weight, and its value for money, noting its durability and comfortable grip. The reviewer also contrasts it with the M9 bayonet and mentions variations in steel, finishes, and colors, including a specific Camillus version. The reviewer expresses strong personal endorsement based on over 12 years of proven use in outdoor and duty settings.