Man you were gone for a while. Im glad to see you and Austin back at it. Informative as usual. Take care guys.

Great educational video! I really enjoyed this.

I just love it when companies actually know how to make a good cut and thrust tool, instead of a big, heavy, sharpened pry bar. Don't you?

Love LOVE these videos, keep'em coming!!! Thanks guys!

good to see you again, thank you for new video!

good to see you back it's been a minute

Thank you for your work and well thought out information.

They Boys are back!

Have you tried OTF knives yet?

Good observations....I couldn't agree more.

great video looking forward to the next one

Where are you brother, 1 year already without vídeos!

love these reviews thanks you guys. greetz from the netherlands

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The plain edge is meat cuts. Serrated is for bone cuts.,

Great vid. I do have a question. When does the blade become too big in close quarters fighting?I understand the concept of longer reach, being able to get to your opponent before he gets to you. However, in a close up encounter cold a longer blade create an impediment. As an exaggerated example, think of having to use a sword in a close-up fight. I don't think it would go well. I feel anything over 5-6 inches would cause some problems in a wrestling sort of encounter. Obviously, one hopes it will never get that close. But in older times warfare, and some bar brawls, I think it can. Looking forward to hear from you on this. You know, at 67, I don't plan to get into any close up combat. But I am ready for it if it happens.

i have a question as to where you bought the clone strider? i would like to look into getting one myself

And what do you think about Microtech Socom Elite and Gerber 06 auto?

finally a video,you have been missed for sure.to much boring knife vids out there. splendid.☺😊😀😁

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just a thought...the bigger is better idea...hmmm...what if you get it taken away...even a totally untrained person could really injure or even kill ya with the pocket sword...but it'd take skill to get it done with the smaller blade...plus if it came down to a jury trial about an bladed confrontation...you'd look a lot less like you were sorta askin' for it if all ya had was a lil' ol' pocket knife...just a thought though...i kinda keep both on me...plus a tdi just left of center to protect my pistol...anyway...keep the videos comin'...really enjoy 'em...later

Hi great video thanks. I have a question please. What is the minimum blade length (inches) for personal selfdefense? All i have is Cold Steel. Code4 fully serrated ok?

Do you really carry one of these daily? They all look big and heavy.

make a vied on a life update and how school is going