Your 4th of July sale is super weak. Super weak, even Father’s Day sale was better.

There's plenty of others not covered like Case, Hogue, Kershaw, Gerber, ESEE, TOPS, Bradford, etc. I hear ya, some of our favorites weren't included, but the video would be crazy long and take forever to make if they showcased all the companies. This seemed like just a fun video idea centering around the 4th of July.

Really like the USA tribute to knives made here.

Geez...music is 10 times louder than the talking...are you selling hearing aids in the near future, too? :) Otherwise, good episode!

Manix 2, one of my favorite knives.

8:21 I agree I love that it comes in a bunch of different flavors

So good to have someone doing such a good job. Your skills and knowledge have increased so since you started this job.

George, I disagree with You about Microtech Warranty Service being Fast. I Can Personally attest That They are Very Slow. 3 months turnaround average

George and America 🇺🇸 just what I needed!

Microtech OTF. How would it hold up to a Cold Steel knife test?

Thanks George

No case knives?

How about Kershaw, ESEE and CRK?

Would change the bugout against the bailout in CPM m4

Hey do you have any $0.10 unheard of brands for $893.67? That's where I wanna be.

Hello and shalom

Like Hogue knives - wish they had made the list!

Love my 940, but I don’t think I’ll be cutting any fence with it. 😂

Medford did not make that list. Any reason why?

They should bring back the Manix in a lock back version

Hogue is the best USA made knive maker. The qc, the materials, the pricing, the beat BM in every way, I’d say they even beat Spyderco, especially on value.

Microtech is also Overpriced and Warranty Service is Very Slow and You have to Pay To ship it to them by UPS. They'll Pay shipping Back to you after 2 or 3 months!

Can I get a Idaho made buyer's guide? Buck, Chris Reeve, Piranha, TOPS.

Is that watch a garmin?

1:03 😅

Paying American workers

I like the American themed show, but many of these knives shown today I can't carry in my state or neighboring states. Autos are only legal for military and police/fire and rescue officles.

TOPS?!

Gerber is like "me too"

Umm you forgot Schrade!

I gotta be honest, USA made knives warranty are only helpful if you live in the USA. I had a bugout that both omega springs broke in 6 months. Benchmade was not helpful at all

I feel the same way about this country brother. I love being able to carry a cold steel vaquero xl that’s been modified with an Emerson wave to come out of my pocket opening faster than a switch blade. Ppl are just amazed that such a large knife can be deployed so quickly and be bought for so cheap. Not to mention being able to carry twin hi point 9mm everywhere with me, on me or in my car and pump shotgun with an 18.5 inch barrel with buck shot as the home defender. It makes you feel safe from all the crazies. And I don’t care what anyone says a hi point 9mm is probably the most durable and reliable pistol, ever, period. And I bought two both used from a pawn shop for only $80 each. That’s $180 with tax for two of the most durable and reliable American made fire arms in the world. And that’s why I’m not really into fancy guns all you need is a couple hi point pistols and a hi point carbine. Nothing more is needed to take someone or something down. And for folding knives it’s gotta be cold steel. Really for any knife or blade it’s gotta be cold steel.

I have several Benchmade Knives. In My Opinion They are Overpriced

Benchmade is my favorite!!! Although I’m done with them, their prices are getting out of hand!!! Way out of hand!!!

Just ordered my 6th benchmade. Unless they come out with any new models I finally have all the knives I like from them.

Вітання з України.

How about knives made in Spain & Portugal? Enjoy the video, but really like Case knives made in USA. 👍👍

You could do a "who wore it best," with that shirt....It would be between George, & the old man selling Acid in the Phish parking lot

USA made = $100+ what it should be. Just know that.

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Benchmade folder locks and locks that are similar like the one in the spyderco manix and the block one in that new microtech actually fail very easily. If you go it in your hand and then hit the butt of the knife on a table or anything hard really the force causes the block or bar or ball bearing against the spring and that jolt against the spring will cause the lock to fail and the blade to close. When someone showed me this with my benchmade and told me every benchmade does it and any knife with a similar lock I instantly became a spyderco and coldsteel man.

The list you did have was great, but it's pretty sad the brands you left off. Guess you are still too scared to mention the most patriotic brand there is - Medford. Followed by Hinderer, Strider, Winkler, Spartan, RMJ, Ka-bar, Chris Reeve, Esee and Tops

Spyderco and benchmade are milking the market with a bunch of over priced crap.

I want to push the knife fandom into a more patriotic direction. American made is cool and all but how many of these companeis are co-ops or are union shops? Its one thing to be made in the USA but if is a shop that is only enriching a few people at the top of the food chain Im not super interested. If that shop however is unionized or a co-op, meaning the workers have real vested interest in the company, then Im very interested in their products.

Her wiz!!! This video just excited me👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

Benchmade is Anti 2A thus unworthy

Trump 2024!

Erm… what the sigma

You mean assembled in the USA definitely not made here

Honestly kind of trash company. I paid for overnight fifty dollars and i'm probably going to be waiting for days Don't spend here You have to wait a week even if you pick one day option