Videos tagged with Kukri

This video delves into the history and fighting techniques of the Kukri knife, featuring an expert demonstration by Jared Wihongi. The specific Kukri highlighted is a "1911 Syndicate edition" from maker Nate Summers. The description also includes numerous affiliate links for related products and services, including training courses, custom blades, tactical gear, firearms accessories, and even real estate services, indicating a strong promotional aspect to the channel.

This video, titled "Bug Out Bag Gear List: The Ultimate Checklist," by former CIA officer Jason Hanson, focuses on essential items for an emergency bug-out bag. While the title and description emphasize preparedness and survival gear, the timestamps and product links reveal a strong focus on cutting tools. Specifically, it highlights a Tactical Tomahawk, a Kukri, a SurvFilter water filter, a "NOC" Knife, and a Rescue Knife (Versa Knife). The video aims to guide viewers on what to pack to be prepared for unforeseen circumstances and also promotes other content related to home defense, tactical defense, and personal protection training.

This video features a discussion and review of the TOPS Armageddon survival knife, with participation from TacticalDoodle. The presenter revisits the large blade and mentions other knife models for comparison, including the Ontario RTAK II, Nepalese Kukris, and a Browning Wihongi Signature Kukri. The video also includes links to Star Wars Black Series figures, suggesting potential crossover appeal or mention within the content.

This video highlights the top 5 home defense gadgets and gear for 2021, aiming to equip viewers for personal security without inducing panic. The featured items include a FABARM Professional STF 12 pump shotgun, a Schrade SCHF48 Jethro Machete Bolo Kukri, a Sabre Pepper Spray Launcher Home Defense Kit, a COLD STEEL KATANA WARRIOR SERIES SWORD, and a Schrade SCAXE5 Full Tang Tactical Hatchet. The description emphasizes the importance of having critical supplies readily accessible to gain an advantage over potential intruders.

This video from 'The History of Weapons' channel explores the Khukuri, also known as the Kukri knife, a prominent bladed weapon from Southeast Asia. The episode delves into the history and significance of this distinctive knife, likely covering its origins, design, and cultural importance. The channel encourages viewer support through Patreon and promotes its website for prayer requests and social media links. Other channels associated with God Family and Guns are also highlighted.

This video review focuses on Himalayan Imports Nepalese Kukris, highlighting their traditional, handmade origins in Nepal from salvaged materials like Mercedes Benz truck springs. The content contrasts this ancient forging technology with modern CNC mass production, questioning the performance and quality of hand-forged blades. The reviewer expresses high satisfaction with the Kukris, rating them a 10/10 on their likability scale. Additional product links for related items like the Woodsmans Pal, various KaBar Becker models, Ontario RTAK II, and Essee Junglas are provided.

This video update from TacticalDoodle features an unexpected challenge in the deep woods where logs block the road. The planned Kukri test proceeds, and firearms are also tested, including a requested Glock 19. TacticalDoodle also provides a brief review of the DL650 motorcycle, with more detailed content available on the main channel. The video aims to offer more insight for 'Triple Owls' viewers.

This video review by Nutnfancy focuses on the Cold Steel Rajah III, a folding knife with a kukri blade. The reviewer highlights its robust construction, superior strength, and suitability for tactical and EDC roles. Key features discussed include the AUS8A blade, Demko Tri-Ad lock, Grivory handle, and ambidextrous design with dual pocket clips. Potential improvements like milled liners are mentioned, alongside tips for enhancing grip and pocket retrieval. The knife is praised for its excellent value at $55 and achieves a high likability score.

This video appears to be a comparison of Gurkha Kukri knives, with a specific mention and link to Cold Steel Blades. The focus is on knife comparison, likely highlighting features, performance, and potential uses of these types of blades. Given the explicit mention of a brand and a product type, the content is geared towards enthusiasts of edged weapons.

This video features a hand-made Gurkha Kukri from Nepal. The description emphasizes it as a "great find" and encourages viewers to watch in 1080p for a better viewing experience. The content appears to be an initial impression or unboxing of this traditional bladed weapon.

This video is a review of the Cold Steel Gurkha Kukri by Nutnfancy, highlighting its impressive chopping performance and suitability for wilderness survival and combat. The reviewer compares it to other large blades, emphasizing its weight-forward design, SK-5 steel, Kraton grip, and secure Secure-Ex sheath. Downsides mentioned include the cost, difficulty in sharpening, and propensity for rust on uncoated versions. The reviewer recommends the SK-5 version for its value and suggests DuraCoating for rust resistance.