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I would like to have a "police" model with a pointed tip.

I had been looking for this video for hours I made 15 pair.

Great tip. Absolutely more controlled than the one handed flick, for sure. And I bet it’s just as fast when you’ve learned it properly. 👍

Take a cue from the other knife critics and give us more KNIFE, less FACE. Thanks.

Great video thank you! 🎉

Ops Focus program is now 40% off. Just changed May 2024.

Even if this did work in a real life scenario, the release after you flip him would leave you in a vulnerable position. Look at Judo flips and trips as an alternative and look at how jiu jitsu athletes would go from different positions like side control and full mount.

Thank you for this video, it helped tremendously!

I did this naturally😂

Got the raptor for TECC purposes. A colleague of mine said the were a good piece of kit, but a sucker to open with one hand. I found your video, tried a couple of times, and got to show off in front of said colleague, whom I later directed towards your tutorial. Thanks a lot. Love the technique.

Great way to remember them! Thanks for the video!

Great video.

Oh so it’s like a ranger roll but for gloves 👍

love it

Here’s a link to the OpFocus Program…. www.spyderco.com/resources/op-focus/

Where is the link brother? If no link can point me in the right direction to sign up for the program? Thanks

Combat medic here. Love my raptors and I play with them a lot. I only open them with a 1 hand method if there’s a way to send a video I’d love to show u

Thanks

Got the technique from your video, first try. Super easy to get going once you know how. Cheers for a good video!

Just taken receipt of two of these bad boys to add to my various kits man they are well built! Thank you for your time and the service you provide Sir.

Thank you! Great explanations video! I will include your video link on my article about this knife 😁

Great video sir. I'm surprised that only one guy at the FD I was at had a pair of these. But then again, none of my partners really carried stuff on them. Since I'm the rookie, I carried trauma shears, extra gloves, a note pad, pen, pen light, flashlight and pocket knife on me. First time I ever rode day shift (I'm a night shifter) my two partners that I never rode with before ended up asking me for almost all my gear I had on me. One point, one of them was just reaching into my pocket to grab something. I just used a pair of trauma shears I got from a local drug store and they worked pretty good on a call. But I hope to get a pair of these eventually, I just got a pair from 5.11 tactical that I haven't had the chance to field test yet. I've been dealing with a lot so the outtakes at the end made me laugh. Thanks I really needed that.

I am a white cloud. I have been running calls Friday night 6pm-1am(350 hours total) as a volunteer EMR(currently taking my EMT class) and only got 2 overdoses no cardiac arrests and no major traumas. But whenever I get sick or can't make it to my shift, my crew gets a crap ton of calls. I volunteer in a 30k person suburb with 2 major highways running through it. For example: a few months ago I took the night off. Within 5 hours ,1 cardiac arrest, 3 overdoses 4 run-of-the-mill calls, and 4 mutual aids. With only 2 trucks. Last night 4 calls all bs but 3 tones were seconds apart from each other.

As a fellow EMT and guro in Kali, keep up the great work brother.

Thanks for the thumbs up

Thanks for writing back you just made my day

Hi

Welcome back sir and great video. I'm trying to get over tow bad calls in a row and I'm switching firehouses when I feel ready. I was at a volunteer FD (most of the firehouses in my area are both career guys and volunteer mixed together) and you could do EMS only you don't have to do firefighter. My county will put you through EMT, medic and fire academy for no cost. You have to be an EMT before you go for firefighter in my area. I think a lot of other places are like that as well. I did mostly 911 calls but we did have the occasional IFT.

Haha love the outtakes, maybe I should start doing that 😆 🤣

Great to see you creating content again!

This changes everything.

Wheres the link for the discount?

Hey, great video! I can’t find that link you were talking about

Great tips man🙈

This used to be quite helpful on the road!

Thank you so much. I am definitely a kinesthetic learner and we kind of passed over this quickly in class. Really appreciate it!

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LOL! So true! 😂😂😂 If only I could have kept all the bloopers and outakes from my channel (I usually erase the excess footage once I have the finished vid bc who has room for allllll of that footage😂) All my vids are unscripted (I know in my head what info I'll be including and occasionally I will leave a note with bulletpoints esp for a LIVE), but I haven't done it for over a year with my unplanned, unexpected break. I expect a niiiiice amount of new bloopers being out of practice 😁😂, but I'm looking forward to hopefully get rolling again soon! PS I haven't forgotten about that collab! Did you get my comment about Tube Buddy on FB? You have a really great channel and it's an inexpensive yet awesome way to get your vids search engine optimized and ranking higher so people will find you easier!😊

Nice.

I’m in an EMR class this really helped. And the way you presented that was on point. Thank you.

Love the knife, amazing glassbreaker setup...the whistle should find its way back to 90’s rambo knives. O2 tank wrench and dedicated (exchangeable) seatbelt/clothes cutter and an automatic option would bring this knife out of 1995

Love the name “healer warrior”

This always makes me laugh. Dark humor is the best. I was at church group the other day, and I made a dark humor joke by accident, and a friend of mine just starts cracking up.

I do this at home all the time with duct tape, painters tape, etc. and it works great.

This channel is so good I might as well subscribe

Just like folding socks 👌👌

Is this EMS hack from experience Of saying stupid stuff over an open mic?

The curse of the 800MHz radio! I remember the good old days of UHF, when you could key up, say "SHEEEEWWWWWWW" to some nonsense on the radio, and get away with it! Not that I ever did that! :: halo ::

Awsome videos brotha!!! Been an emt for 6 years as a volly and start my career in commercial EMS this week

RTFC means Run the F@€£ing call.