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Yes please, can we get a trainer for this knife?

I knew you'd get it good job their tough

0:18 what knife is that on your intro?

Those are basically the shorter version of Oakley light assault boots.

Love your blade sir, mostly my bowie knife also made from D2 steel. I also a fan of Crocodile Dundee and Rambo and i have both types knives but don't have mixed one like you sir.

You can easily see how David would have dropped Goliath with his sling.

Fedboys aint gonna know what hit em

I have the limited edition Strongarm with the OD green handle and the stonewashed blade. I've seen vids of that SRK breaking with minimal abuse. Plus it's not made in America

The idea of a CQC knife is that they dont know you have one and never will until the very last second. This isnt really a EDC knife in that your not gonna be at work and have this knife in your configuration because most if not all shirts for a appropriate size are already on the small side and just even raising your arms above your head will raise your shirt above belt level and will present the knife even if you hide it behind your belt. There needs to be a better way to disguise it. I would suggest behind the waist band.

Sheppard slings are like a gun! Do you have the ability to clock the speed?

Almost forgot sir - HIGHLY recommended a membership with CCA Concealed Carry America they're headquartered in CA $26 a month insurance they send an excellent monthly magazine MOST IMPORTANTLY the membership covers legal defense for all self defense actions not just firearms related . The bad news is that bad guy assholes employ asshole civil lawyers that will sue us in civil court just when we think we're clear because the DA doesn't press charges or goes to criminal trial and we win - it's only HALF the battle . There's still civil court to contend with honesty I hate all insurance but this is about the cheapest and highest impact policy I can imagine !!!!!

Gotta find a decent spot to not break the neighbors window and car 😂

I have never seen a knife spine take damage from a wood baton. I don't think you could possibly damage a knife over 1/16" thick with that small stick you were using. It's a great knife though.

Great video, man! Appreciate all the extra info, and especially the budget-consciousness. Definitely earned a subscriber from me!

Nice review bro

So cooool

Mine failed miserably after about 30 to 50 throws... video is on my channel. What's the hawk you use most as a tool ?

Dam good ❤

That target is about the size of Goliath's head. Looks like you're good to go!

Very cool my man

Thank you for discussing this very serious topic. I’ve heard men say that can’t help it. Ask them to give $500 to their place of worship or spouses favorite charity every time that exhibit road rage.

Hell yes!!!

Please do a video on your favorite back up blades or top 5 backup blades!

ROFL….dude! If I could use both legs for balance, I would not be walking with a cane! That nonsense about weight on the front leg then shifting to the back leg…..😂🤣😅🤣😂🤣😅🤣😂🤣😅….visa versa….i put weight on my left leg and I fall down!

Heck ya 1 Samuel chapter 17! Boom!

Appreciate your insight regarding this. Thank you

Well, it may not be how the "cool kids" do it, but it looks mighty effective, from where I'm sitting!

I always appreciate your presentation demeanor. My first experience with a Tanto blade type was visual. Ironically a soon to be young friend was praying at the altar of a church and the knife fell out of his pocket. I found it and he explained the brand and blade nomenclature. That was circa 1998. I've had my Voyager ever sense. I use a Thuringian or "yellow Coticule stone to hone. When I discovered Milwaukee blade assisted knives last year, the tanto version with the serrated blade caused me to give one a try. I love it. For me, having two edges is like having two blades. I find a few spine leading strokes bringing the edge back to almost razor sharp. Have you ever produced a video of the D2 version of the Milwaukee "Hardline" vs the less expensive spring assist?

I agree with casual vs tactical. I get funny looks with a kydex sheath, but no one bats an eye when they see a leather sheath. They just think it’s grandads Buck or kabar. But kydex just gives them instant mall ninja vibes. I think grommets leather craft is the only one putting out a decent leather sheath for the seal pups and a few Etsy makers. I pulled the nylon liner out of the fabric sheath, put some soda box cardboard in it for friction fit. I use this simplified method for “throw carry” throw it in a bag,truck,tackle box etc.

I have a permit to conceal a handgun, but if I could, I would also carry some brass knuckles. It is weird to me that I can legally carry my S&W in my pocket, but not my brass knuckles.

Brass Knuckles are badass. Cool stuff.

John Correa, from active self protection channel, said that the ruger lcp is little crappy pistol, and the taurus tcp is the tiny crappy pistol. I used to subscribe to his channel, but un subbed after watching that. He acts like he's a firearms expert, he is actually an idiot. He kept talking on how bad the sights are. These little pocket pistols are not designed for shots further than 7 or 12 yards. These pistols do great for what theyre intended purpose is. I carried the nicest and most popular micro 9s. Now i carry the ruger lcp. It is just so easy to pocket carry with this instead of appendix carry with my 365 xl even. Also, and probably the most important, if i have my gun in my pocket and by chance get into a fist fight, where i DON"T need to draw my gun, the gun stays in the pocket, don't have to worry about my shirt accidentally coming up in a struggle, revealing my appendix carry pistol, because then, we're going from a mutual fist fight, for a fight for my gun. Very bad situation. lastly, with pocket carry, if i'm in a shady area, I can put my hand into my pocket, and on my gun without revealing what I'm doing. I have carried for a decade, every position, every popular micro compact, includig the 365, hellcat, taurus gx4, glock 19, 26, and 17. I am convinced that pocket carrying the Ruger lcp, or lcp max, is the very best option.

I got a pair, but my home state requires that I leave them at home.

I am thinking about getting one of these. Thanks again for sharing.

❤I am 70 years old and on disability. I will use knucks in a heartbeat rather than resorting to deadly force

This might help everyone: Always throw the punch to find its quick stop point. The stop point only and practice it for a few weeks to start making the punch or kick, if got the flexibility to start feeling the real flow of the punch. In other words, don't throw a punch and leave it wandering. You want to know it completed and practice completion till liking your punch. Stay quick to the others (all of them) readiness and timely avoidance to a blade use. Always available to try again.

The sheath that came with mine has a boot clip on it and a way to put it on mollie

Sharpen a knife every day 5 mins a day for 2 years. You will eventually be able to sharpen a knife on anything. No matter how bad you are when you start, you will devolp a feel. This is the key to sharping you don't need to buy anything it will only cost 5 mins a day. In the end you will feel like you can sharpen a bagel on bumper & get it razor sharp. Nothing is a replacement for a life skill you will always find it valuable.

I've never been super fond of em'. I've seen too many fight right through the stun effect when the adrenaline is high etc.

You don't empty clips from a pistol, you empty magazines. Your pistol doesn't run out of bullets, you've expended the rounds or cartridges in your magazine. Do you even shoot, bro?

Great work ❤ If you advertise something weather it be from the heart or not you should get recognition for it due to your passion without shame, if you get a sponsor to support what you do from a good company it’s because they want to be honest like you and not take people for their money, take if it’s offered don’t let the wrong people falsify it, let not the devil get a foot hold😎

I didn’t like that knuckle sandwich 😂

Luv the Seal Pup. Wish they would make an updated version of the Seal Knife 2000 with the full size blade. With a kydex sheath in Aus 10 maybe?

Try the T4E version

Knives are like potato chips, you can't have just one 👍

What older folk should be taught (and practice) is the following: (1) How to dominate the immediate environment with their voice and body posture (Verbal judo) (2) How to fall and recover back up to their feet (3) Basic movement - keep moving and avoid approaches. (4) Always move forward assertively (never retreat) (5) Touch - they have to touch the opponent if attacked. Don't shirk from this. (6) What body parts are good for striking with - elbows, palm heel, knees, teeth, claws (scratching), stomps (7) EDC as defensive tools - stainless steel pen (forget keys), strong & comfortable shoes - no sandals, flip-flops (8) and the Queen of the street - the walking cane. Teach this and the Old Folk will walk tall. Dave (66 yold and nobody fu&%s with me!)

Yep, hammer fist is under apreaciated

Good review. It is light enough, with mandatory guard, and a good length to fit in my pocket concealed. I could carry this for self-defense, but it would not be my choice for outdoor work. The SOG Pillar does work for both outdoor work and tactical. I love it, but it cost more, not a lot more.

Got the regular seal pup for my daughter. She loves it, carries it on her backpack.

I totally agree with your choice .... Although the Recon Tanto is a great knife as well ... But I see your point and it is logical ! GI Tanto will support lots of abuse - and being a really full tang is a plus