I prefer to reserve my defensive blades for defensive use only. When possible, I carry a second knife for utility work. Just a personal prejudice--avoid dulling the blade or breaking the point opening boxes and cans and turning screws with my defensive blade so that it's sharpest when needed.
I do the same. I never use my defensive knife other than for defense and I am glad I have never used it so far. I carry a second knife or a third knife for utility purposes. My third id usually a small utility knife with interchangeable blades.
I understand the "this knife is my defensive knife and I will never cut anything with it"... but I use my knife to open boxes and cut whatever needs cut. In fact, I've never had an occasion to stab or cut anyone. So When and if asked by an officer what's this knife for?... The answer is always cutting things. Infact sir I opened a box this morning with it. It most likely still has tape residue on it. I would never explain that this knife is my defensive knife. I've seen a kid arrested for a balisong and charged with CCW. He said it was for cutting drywall and it was covered in it. He explained it was a one-handed opening and closing, and he could put it back while holding the drywall. The officer still charged him and when he got to court. He gave the same excuse for having a balisong knife. As it was still covered in drywall dust the judge dismissed all the charges. Some might even say the drywall dust was cover for action... something to consider. As I said mine probably still has tape residue on it. If you think it won't cut because I opened a box or the tape residue will somehow diminish its ability to cut, you'd be wrong.
One of the best situations for having a neck knife is during a rear naked choke. If someone has you in a fully locked rear naked choke, you are at their mercy. However, with a neck knife blade sunk deep into their forearm, not only will they turn you loose quickly, but will be getting to the hospital asap to avoid bleed-out. A neck knife hanging in the center of your chest is the perfect location for retrieving your neck knife during a rear naked choke. I wish that you would demonstrate this rear naked choke defense technique in your videos. My friend is an MMA and defense trainer. He trains his students how to defend themselves from a rear naked choke using the neck knife that I gave him as a gift. Thanks for the great videos.
I totally agree. I know someone who got into a choke hold in a loading dock by a homeless guy in downtown Seattle a few years ago and now I keep 2 fixed blade knives ready to go for that possibility.
The CRKT S.P.E.W. design has been my defense blade ever since Alan Folts released his CRKT series (he has multiple). That being said, this blade looks literally identical to my EDC blade by CRKT. Plus, I have a thing for sharpening blades (Wicked Edge sharpening tools will turn a butter knife into something evil) so this particular blade, and the right sharpening tools and a little effort, the blood will still be blue as it sprays across the walls.
I use the same knife as my edc knife. It is a great blade for sure. I also have a minimalist Bowie for open packages and other utility purposes. Love Crkt knives for sure. They are are great yet cheap so it not a huge deal if you lose it or it is confiscated
I just got the CRKT spew from Amazon last week and it looks exactly like what Jason is using in this video. $20, razor sharp out of the box and hanging around my neck via the lanyard. I call it my "let go of me" knife. I was busted in my local Social Security office recently by the armed security guy for having a fixed blade knife (CRKT Stiff Kiss) hanging out of my back pocket and told to take it out to my car as weapons of any kind aren't permitted in Federal buildings. I highly recommend this neck knife for it's concealability ... for a measley 20 bucks you have a great defensive weapon that isn't observable by your regular security types.
@@jaypickett3552 the fact that it is so easy to conceal is one of the reasons that I picked it up. That and the fact that it has a 3 inch blade. Were I live we are only allow to conceal carry a knife with a 3 inch or less blade. And I want something a bit better then my minimalist Bowie as a defensive blade. So got the S.P.E.W. Which I have as my dedicated self defense blade. And my minimalist Bowie is now my edc knife for everyday tasks. And as I said I love that it is 20 bucks so if I have to give it to someone that might need it more then me. Or if I have to ditch it. It is not a huge lose and very easy to replace it. They sell them at my local Walmart. Still need to get a better clip for the kydex sheath the one it comes with is not that great.
Sometimes when you draw IWB fast [no thumb push-off], if you do not have a good solid clip/retention, the whole sheath will come out with the blade. Piece of paracord around the belt and through holes at end of kydex sheath will prevent that. Well, put it this way. . . the sheath will come to a stop but the knife will come free. The sheath then will be hanging outside your trousers, but hey, if you need it fast and knife only, it will work. Generally better to have blade ahead of hip bone, so you don't have to twist/contort your body to access it where your shoulder can be trapped/knife and arm pinned against a wall, car, etc. . Go appendix weak side carry and your strong hand can draw cross body, or support hand in a powerful backhand sweep. Handle right below navel. Dave Holladay carry. Oh yeah, knife fights suck if they have one too.
I have a White River neck knife in the black anodized, which is not quite as narrowly pointed on the tip, but I really like the design. The White River neck knife has a place for your thumb and forefinger to keep your hand from slipping onto the blade while deploying. The handle is wrapped in Paracord for a very thin profile. I never leave home without it. I do like the price of the Berserker Knife. Great video!
I like my Emerson knife. In a pair of jeans it comes out 95% of the time. On the rare occasion it doesn't come out is can easily be flicked out with one hand or simply used as a yawara impact tool in the closed position. Still, as a defensive blade I prefer a fixed blade.
I have the CKRT version and carry it as a neck knife when I’m walking the dogs. We have gators, bears and other nasty things, some with only two legs in Central Florida. I’ve seen gators swim across retention ponds towards me when I’m walking my dogs. They probably wouldn’t attack but you never know. This is in conjunction with my pepper spray and mostly a S&W J frame in my shorts when out walking.
The Warrencliffe blade is the absolute best self defense blade available. The cutting surface is unmatched. This is a great fixed blade knife, but check out the Spyderco Yojimbo pocket knife. Can’t go wrong with these two blades for defense!
Coalminer always used Hawkbill knives... they used in the mines. And we're distributed by the Coal company as gifts and for tools. My late Pops used them to cut tape from the Cable joints on the equipment that worked the mines,,, I stripped and sold lots along with silver contact points from the electric motors... from the trolley digging machine etc. But yes Hawkbill knives.... I have several.
@jeanlawson9133 One of my first knives as a kid when I had no idea how to sharpen knives was just a basic hawkbill. It was always still able to cut really well, even after years of use and zero sharpening lol.
@@secondhandlyon2603 I haven't carried mine for the reason that I don't like their carry method either. Good idea fashioning some belt loop design. I like that configuration of carry the best. I will have to look at it, probably fabricate something out of Kydex and Cordura nylon strapping for a belt loop carry. I have all the materials, I just have to find the time.
Great video! People think you need to have a “Crocodile Dundee” knife for defense and that’s just not the case. This little thing will do more damage in short order than people think.
This knife looks like a CRKT Dragon out if production there is a newer version is the spew. My current EDC is an M16-14 SF. Good knife but had have them replace it due a sheared pin.
C'mon Jason. I don't want to put my name and email on a list just to find out how much the berserker blade costs. I was thinking about picking up one for my girl and a couple for my sons. Nevermind. I don't care for that way of doing business. Very good tips in video though! Thanks.
Excellent video. Thanks so much Jason. So for me its throat neck, femoral triangle and if the perps arm is up or extended toward me, the arm pit, big arteries veins and the brachial plexus very exposed. I love the knife you demonstrated. Everyone should be subbed to this channel
Great knife but just curious who makes this blade is it made in u.s.a? I looked berserker blade up on Google I don't see it anywhere but UA-cam so is this a personal blade you created if not again who is the maker like to see details like blade steel length of knife stuff like that thanks also there should be a first time buyer discount code just saying thanks.
I have many knives....😎 Many different types. I keep my Gerber with me at all times...and my 4 blade Case... and I keep both sharpened.... I keep my Gerber clipped on the waist band and Case in my pocket... many knives in my Automobile bags and Tool box... even a Machete usually close within reach... but I don't Travel anymore...so I rarely have a knife other than for tool purpose. Not really classified as a Weapon..
great little knife. good blade design. quality tips on handling it too. 👍 in states where a concealed fixed blade is a nogo, the closest to this in a Made in USA folder is probably the Kershaw Leek. 🙏🇺🇲🙏🌍🤙
I understand the "this knife is my defensive knife and I will never cut anything with it"... but I use my knife to open boxes and cut whatever needs cut. In fact, I've never had an occasion to stab or cut anyone. So When and if asked by an officer what's this knife for?... The answer is always cutting things. Infact sir I opened a box this morning with it. It most likely still has tape residue on it. I would never explain that this knife is my defensive knife. I've seen a kid arrested for a balisong and charged with CCW. He said it was for cutting drywall and it was covered in it. He explained it was a one-handed opening and closing, and he could put it back while holding the drywall. The officer still charged him and when he got to court. He gave the same excuse for having a balisong knife. As it was still covered in drywall dust the judge dismissed all the charges. Some might even say the drywall dust was cover for action... something to consider. As I said mine probably still has tape residue on it. If you think it won't cut because I opened a box or the tape residue will somehow diminish its ability to cut, you'd be wrong.
I carry two knives..... The Swiss Army knife is for everyday chores My Cold Steel "Luzon" is honed to razor sharp. I haven't used it to cut anything. When the day comes that I am forced to use it....... it's going to cutting fresh meat.
If you watch ' Swamp People " , The big heavy Guy ( Bruce ) always carries a tiny little .22 revolver in his center front coverall pocket. One time he ended up on top of a 10 ft alligator and stuck it up against its ' kill spot ' and killed it in 2 seconds .. Never underestimate a .22 .
I like my Spyderco Street Beat (micarta handle is awesome 💎). I front-pocket carry it. I can grip it (stealthy) while concealed in my pocket. The sheath pops off with a thumb press and stays in my pocket when I draw. The micarta handle is discontinued. (bummer)
Thanks for this, Jason. I gave this to one of my toddlers and once another toddler on the playground tried to sneak up on him and he used it to devastating effect. I think that other toddler might have been a dangerous predator. Crisis averted. :)
I’ve been in altercations before. I love the blade. But in the heat of combat I ended up almost losing a finger due to the shortness of a handle. I feel the blade length isn’t as important as vehemently handle it needs to be controlled by all fingers
hey jason , would love to see this knife in a tanto or tanto with partial serration blades ????? , these would sell like hotcakes, lol, lol, keep em coming dear brotha > tom!
@@regulator7931 It makes a difference in the news media, for the prosecutor, and to judge and jury. Problem One is surviving when someone tries to harm you. Problem Two is surviving the legal fallout on the battlefield of public policy. When "only bad guys use knives" your defense attorney will be required to change hearts and minds,
@@alancranford3398 This is probably the best and the most controversial advice that can be given: If you rightfully kill in self defense...put your hood on...and walk away slowly. I know it sounds bad,but there's always a chance that system will drop on you like a tonne of bricks just for defending your life. Just walk away and never mention it again.
Very informative Jason. I just purchased a Cold Steel Forged Survivalist knife ( 8 inch blade). Do you think it can be used for self defense? God bless.
I notice that you’re selling this blade, so how much is it? I hate web offers that make you enter all of your info before it tells you how much you’re paying.
What steel is this bad boy? I understand for defense edge retention and hardness are lower on the list. It needs to be tough so it does not break while you are defending from the bad guy. It also needs to not be garbage playdoh steel.
How are you going to cut through all his clothing with that little blade. I understand a Tee shirt but, what about heavier shirts and pants like jeans? Obviously, the neck & face are best and usually uncovered. And usually better defended
Please disclose the price up front like all knife sellers do. I'm not going to set up shipping and go to the end of an order process just to see the price. Just be upfront and disclose the price, and then I might buy it.
cold steel black talon 2 the slasher of all time hands down specially with multiple attacked doin a simple x motion will have 2 bleeding out I mean the hospital could be cross the street and it wouldn't matter this blade with a hook on the end and serrated is fckin nasty for a kool 125 an x anyone can do.......
In California, a fixed blade knife must be openly carried in a sheath on your waist. There is a lot of nuance in the law. An automatic knife under 2" is not considered a switchblade. Having one, is still a good excuse for a cop to shoot you.
That thing like fighting with a box cutter....but..best used when the assailant is in your space...I prefer a much longer blade..to keep the other guy as far as possible..no telling what he has got be it a weapon, bad case of herpes, HIV, hepatitis...or just skin fungus from his crappy gym...and because of all this.. if seeing a larger weapon makes him keep his distance...maybe I can just run away...yes...better. The best concealed knives are stone or obsidian knives..I make them and people just LOVE them.. they look Kool AF...you can bypass metal detectors...stone is as sharp as steel...and obsidian makes the sharpest blades known to man...imagine what you can do with that And before some smart ass says hey how did that work out for the Aztecs, well it wasn't the Spaniards that defeated them.. it was the 100k native allies that did the heavy fighting....with obsidian blades
Ok.ooooook. I'm a knife nut...I'm also quite proficient with regular blade,but Indonesian karambit (the one with 2 cutting edges,just as both God and Mother Nature intended) makes my spidey senses tingle in quite funny way. This blade is just fucking sexy! Fixed blade (no jamming!), light, kydex seethe with strong clip and it's small so you're free to deploy in clinch. It's perfect urban defense knife! P.s.: 99.9% of combat techniques and knife-based martial arts are about slashing (tendons,muscles,major blood vessels,peritoneum),but there's nothing about stabbing. Of course "shanking" gets the job done in chow lines, with 5 homies but it's never advised. If you have serrated blade, then it can get stuck, and you're probably fucked,but are there any other arguments against stabbing? You definitely can reach and uncover yourself and that's crazy dungeons. What's your take on that??
Click on the link to purchase and you get a bunch of bulls$%t. Then he wants you to give your name and email to find out the price. Hahaha no thank you.
I prefer to reserve my defensive blades for defensive use only. When possible, I carry a second knife for utility work. Just a personal prejudice--avoid dulling the blade or breaking the point opening boxes and cans and turning screws with my defensive blade so that it's sharpest when needed.
I'm glad that works for you!
I do the same. I never use my defensive knife other than for defense and I am glad I have never used it so far. I carry a second knife or a third knife for utility purposes. My third id usually a small utility knife with interchangeable blades.
To turn screws with your work knife? Why not carry a multitool?
@@connorperrett9559 exactly!
I understand the "this knife is my defensive knife and I will never cut anything with it"... but I use my knife to open boxes and cut whatever needs cut. In fact, I've never had an occasion to stab or cut anyone. So When and if asked by an officer what's this knife for?... The answer is always cutting things. Infact sir I opened a box this morning with it. It most likely still has tape residue on it. I would never explain that this knife is my defensive knife.
I've seen a kid arrested for a balisong and charged with CCW. He said it was for cutting drywall and it was covered in it. He explained it was a one-handed opening and closing, and he could put it back while holding the drywall. The officer still charged him and when he got to court. He gave the same excuse for having a balisong knife. As it was still covered in drywall dust the judge dismissed all the charges. Some might even say the drywall dust was cover for action... something to consider. As I said mine probably still has tape residue on it. If you think it won't cut because I opened a box or the tape residue will somehow diminish its ability to cut, you'd be wrong.
One of the best situations for having a neck knife is during a rear naked choke. If someone has you in a fully locked rear naked choke, you are at their mercy. However, with a neck knife blade sunk deep into their forearm, not only will they turn you loose quickly, but will be getting to the hospital asap to avoid bleed-out. A neck knife hanging in the center of your chest is the perfect location for retrieving your neck knife during a rear naked choke. I wish that you would demonstrate this rear naked choke defense technique in your videos. My friend is an MMA and defense trainer. He trains his students how to defend themselves from a rear naked choke using the neck knife that I gave him as a gift. Thanks for the great videos.
I totally agree. I know someone who got into a choke hold in a loading dock by a homeless guy in downtown Seattle a few years ago and now I keep 2 fixed blade knives ready to go for that possibility.
The CRKT S.P.E.W. design has been my defense blade ever since Alan Folts released his CRKT series (he has multiple). That being said, this blade looks literally identical to my EDC blade by CRKT. Plus, I have a thing for sharpening blades (Wicked Edge sharpening tools will turn a butter knife into something evil) so this particular blade, and the right sharpening tools and a little effort, the blood will still be blue as it sprays across the walls.
I use the same knife as my edc knife. It is a great blade for sure. I also have a minimalist Bowie for open packages and other utility purposes. Love Crkt knives for sure. They are are great yet cheap so it not a huge deal if you lose it or it is confiscated
I just got the CRKT spew from Amazon last week and it looks exactly like what Jason is using in this video. $20, razor sharp out of the box and hanging around my neck via the lanyard. I call it my "let go of me" knife. I was busted in my local Social Security office recently by the armed security guy for having a fixed blade knife (CRKT Stiff Kiss) hanging out of my back pocket and told to take it out to my car as weapons of any kind aren't permitted in Federal buildings. I highly recommend this neck knife for it's concealability ... for a measley 20 bucks you have a great defensive weapon that isn't observable by your regular security types.
@@jaypickett3552 the fact that it is so easy to conceal is one of the reasons that I picked it up. That and the fact that it has a 3 inch blade. Were I live we are only allow to conceal carry a knife with a 3 inch or less blade. And I want something a bit better then my minimalist Bowie as a defensive blade. So got the S.P.E.W. Which I have as my dedicated self defense blade. And my minimalist Bowie is now my edc knife for everyday tasks. And as I said I love that it is 20 bucks so if I have to give it to someone that might need it more then me. Or if I have to ditch it. It is not a huge lose and very easy to replace it. They sell them at my local Walmart. Still need to get a better clip for the kydex sheath the one it comes with is not that great.
Sometimes when you draw IWB fast [no thumb push-off], if you do not have a good solid clip/retention, the whole sheath will come out with the blade. Piece of paracord around the belt and through holes at end of kydex sheath will prevent that. Well, put it this way. . . the sheath will come to a stop but the knife will come free. The sheath then will be hanging outside your trousers, but hey, if you need it fast and knife only, it will work. Generally better to have blade ahead of hip bone, so you don't have to twist/contort your body to access it where your shoulder can be trapped/knife and arm pinned against a wall, car, etc. . Go appendix weak side carry and your strong hand can draw cross body, or support hand in a powerful backhand sweep. Handle right below navel. Dave Holladay carry. Oh yeah, knife fights suck if they have one too.
Great additions. Thanks for sharing 🇺🇸
You can attach the scabbard to your belt which will make said item immovable.
I have a White River neck knife in the black anodized, which is not quite as narrowly pointed on the tip, but I really like the design. The White River neck knife has a place for your thumb and forefinger to keep your hand from slipping onto the blade while deploying. The handle is wrapped in Paracord for a very thin profile. I never leave home without it. I do like the price of the Berserker Knife. Great video!
White river M1 is really a good option for close protection. The sheath you can wear it in pants. Is briljant.
I agree! Great knife for IWB carry
Thank you for sharing Edward! God bless you!
The Emerson wave is available on lots of folders... Spyderc o Endura is a favorite of mine and as fast as a fixed blade.
I like my Emerson knife. In a pair of jeans it comes out 95% of the time. On the rare occasion it doesn't come out is can easily be flicked out with one hand or simply used as a yawara impact tool in the closed position. Still, as a defensive blade I prefer a fixed blade.
I got one almost identical @ Walmart of all places, a CRKT version for just over $20.
I think I paid under $20 for this knife on Amazon. Same make and model. Great little knife. Super sharp.
I have the CKRT version and carry it as a neck knife when I’m walking the dogs. We have gators, bears and other nasty things, some with only two legs in Central Florida. I’ve seen gators swim across retention ponds towards me when I’m walking my dogs. They probably wouldn’t attack but you never know. This is in conjunction with my pepper spray and mostly a S&W J frame in my shorts when out walking.
The Warrencliffe blade is the absolute best self defense blade available. The cutting surface is unmatched. This is a great fixed blade knife, but check out the Spyderco Yojimbo pocket knife. Can’t go wrong with these two blades for defense!
Yojimbo. Great samurai movie staring the legendary Toshiro Mifune.
Hawkbill blades are awesome too, I carry one of each.
Coalminer always used Hawkbill knives... they used in the mines. And we're distributed by the Coal company as gifts and for tools. My late Pops used them to cut tape from the Cable joints on the equipment that worked the mines,,, I stripped and sold lots along with silver contact points from the electric motors... from the trolley digging machine etc. But yes Hawkbill knives.... I have several.
@jeanlawson9133 One of my first knives as a kid when I had no idea how to sharpen knives was just a basic hawkbill.
It was always still able to cut really well, even after years of use and zero sharpening lol.
Very effective design of blade. My CRKT Dragon is very similar. Called a Wharncliffe Blade. Made for deep penetration.
I have the same knife. I didn't use their system for belt attachment. I made belt loops with paracord. It's much more comfortable to carry.
@@secondhandlyon2603 I haven't carried mine for the reason that I don't like their carry method either. Good idea fashioning some belt loop design. I like that configuration of carry the best. I will have to look at it, probably fabricate something out of Kydex and Cordura nylon strapping for a belt loop carry. I have all the materials, I just have to find the time.
I have the CKRT SPEW version. Very similar to this knife.
very. a damned good clone cork minimalist are excellent now they have the katana a longer blade out this yr Claus is bringing me one
Great video!
People think you need to have a “Crocodile Dundee” knife for defense and that’s just not the case.
This little thing will do more damage in short order than people think.
Thank you! God bless!
Looks almost exactly the same size and shape as the CRKT SPEW.
Thank you for watching. God bless!
Thank You, just ordered one through your link, cheers
Great! Thank you
This knife looks like a CRKT Dragon out if production there is a newer version is the spew. My current EDC is an M16-14 SF. Good knife but had have them replace it due a sheared pin.
C'mon Jason. I don't want to put my name and email on a list just to find out how much the berserker blade costs. I was thinking about picking up one for my girl and a couple for my sons. Nevermind. I don't care for that way of doing business. Very good tips in video though! Thanks.
Yes i can imagine that evisceration could possibly be considered somewhat of a de-motivating factor 🤔
Excellent video. Thanks so much Jason. So for me its throat neck, femoral triangle and if the perps arm is up or extended toward me, the arm pit, big arteries veins and the brachial plexus very exposed. I love the knife you demonstrated. Everyone should be subbed to this channel
I appreciate that!
Can you do a show illustrating times to use a gun compared to times to use a knife?
I may have to switch to smaller knife I have carried a Gerber Mark I since my time in Marine Recon when we learned knife fighting.
Great knife but just curious who makes this blade is it made in u.s.a? I looked berserker blade up on Google I don't see it anywhere but UA-cam so is this a personal blade you created if not again who is the maker like to see details like blade steel length of knife stuff like that thanks also there should be a first time buyer discount code just saying thanks.
Alan folks copy of his custom minimalist blades r badassed and cheap 35 ish well worth it
Great clip, Bravo Jason.
What kind of blade steel?.
Once again great tip Thank you Stay Safe and God Bless 🙏🙏
I'm glad you enjoyed it. God Bless
Great Jason, just when I told myself not to buy any more knives : ) I'll have to check this one out. . .
Awesome! Thank you for watching!
I have many knives....😎 Many different types. I keep my Gerber with me at all times...and my 4 blade Case... and I keep both sharpened.... I keep my Gerber clipped on the waist band and Case in my pocket... many knives in my Automobile bags and Tool box... even a Machete usually close within reach... but I don't Travel anymore...so I rarely have a knife other than for tool purpose. Not really classified as a Weapon..
Thank you for sharing, Jean. God bless!
great little knife. good blade design.
quality tips on handling it too. 👍
in states where a concealed fixed blade is a nogo, the closest to this in a Made in USA folder is probably the Kershaw Leek.
🙏🇺🇲🙏🌍🤙
Agreed. One of my favorites. God bless 🇺🇸
Thanks, Jason. Excellent. Carry on.
I'm glad you like it! God bless!
Interesting presentation but the link goes to a page that does not tell me the price. That's a no-sell every day in my book Jason.
Nice knife. I'm a fan of the SOCP dagger, but I can see the benefits of the Berserker. Thanks for sharing.
Just looked that dagger up. Amazing, thx for sharing.
You're welcome! God bless you!
I understand the "this knife is my defensive knife and I will never cut anything with it"... but I use my knife to open boxes and cut whatever needs cut. In fact, I've never had an occasion to stab or cut anyone. So When and if asked by an officer what's this knife for?... The answer is always cutting things. Infact sir I opened a box this morning with it. It most likely still has tape residue on it. I would never explain that this knife is my defensive knife.
I've seen a kid arrested for a balisong and charged with CCW. He said it was for cutting drywall and it was covered in it. He explained it was a one-handed opening and closing, and he could put it back while holding the drywall. The officer still charged him and when he got to court. He gave the same excuse for having a balisong knife. As it was still covered in drywall dust the judge dismissed all the charges. Some might even say the drywall dust was cover for action... something to consider. As I said mine probably still has tape residue on it. If you think it won't cut because I opened a box or the tape residue will somehow diminish its ability to cut, you'd be wrong.
What is the blade steel?
I'll stick with the shivworks clinch pick. Thanks
I don’t know if they make them anymore but the CRKT dragon I think it’s just raw even better.
What do you think about the Urban Pal push dagger?
Great knife. Better than the one in this video.
I carry two knives..... The Swiss Army knife is for everyday chores
My Cold Steel "Luzon" is honed to razor sharp. I haven't used it to cut anything. When the day comes that I am forced to use it.......
it's going to cutting fresh meat.
Cool knife. Needs a little bit longer handle though
I always Carry a derringer.22 mag in my pocket. And my 1911 in my truck lol
If you watch ' Swamp People " , The big heavy Guy ( Bruce ) always carries a tiny little .22 revolver in his center front coverall pocket.
One time he ended up on top of a 10 ft alligator and stuck it up against its ' kill spot ' and killed it in 2 seconds ..
Never underestimate a .22 .
Wow, so many options, thanx!🇺🇸
You're welcome!God bless!
I like my Spyderco Street Beat (micarta handle is awesome 💎).
I front-pocket carry it.
I can grip it (stealthy) while concealed in my pocket.
The sheath pops off with a thumb press and stays in my pocket when I draw.
The micarta handle is discontinued. (bummer)
You know what kind of steel it is ?
The links are not coming up for some reason. 🤔
He sells them on his website, somethings not quite right 🤔.
Thanks for this, Jason. I gave this to one of my toddlers and once another toddler on the playground tried to sneak up on him and he used it to devastating effect. I think that other toddler might have been a dangerous predator. Crisis averted. :)
I’ve been in altercations before. I love the blade. But in the heat of combat I ended up almost losing a finger due to the shortness of a handle. I feel the blade length isn’t as important as vehemently handle it needs to be controlled by all fingers
How's the quality on this knife? Is the blade prone to breaking or chipping under normal use?
hey jason , would love to see this knife in a tanto or tanto with partial serration blades ????? , these would sell like hotcakes, lol, lol, keep em coming dear brotha > tom!
How much is it?
Thats the same thing as the s.p.e.w. by crkt. I have one.
What's the price?
The link doesn't show the price just some cheesy green link to give your info first
The web address you mentioned doesn't seem to exist. It leads me to other sites.
Which steel?
Showing the price on your website would help instead of being forced to enter personal information first
What's your suggestion to counter the mindset that "only bad guys use knives?"
Unless that's your own mindset, who cares?
@@regulator7931 It makes a difference in the news media, for the prosecutor, and to judge and jury. Problem One is surviving when someone tries to harm you. Problem Two is surviving the legal fallout on the battlefield of public policy. When "only bad guys use knives" your defense attorney will be required to change hearts and minds,
(Click) "Never bring a knife to shootout" ;)
@@alancranford3398 This is probably the best and the most controversial advice that can be given: If you rightfully kill in self defense...put your hood on...and walk away slowly. I know it sounds bad,but there's always a chance that system will drop on you like a tonne of bricks just for defending your life.
Just walk away and never mention it again.
Great video as always.
I appreciate that!Thank you!
Thats cool.
Thanks for the video.
Very informative Jason. I just purchased a Cold Steel Forged Survivalist knife ( 8 inch blade). Do you think it can be used for self defense? God bless.
I notice that you’re selling this blade, so how much is it? I hate web offers that make you enter all of your info before it tells you how much you’re paying.
It just looks like a CRKT SPEW but less strong.
Nice video though and greetings from Belgium
Is this knife legal to carry in California?
Spyderco Yojimbo2 or Yojumbo or the Ronin fixed
I understand the time factor. But, I would find it difficult to replace my Spyderco P3 as an EDC.
Thank you for watching. God bless!
i cant find a price, place of manufacturing or steel type anywhere...
No steel type info anywhere that I can find, that means not for me if past experience is anything to consider. SMKW has a CRKT SPEW in D2.
@@4449John its kinda... is 'shady' the correct word?
i stick to my custom blades😂 got a wharnie from a german maker by the name berserker blades.
Jason, you're fantastic, thanks for the videos
You're welcome! Glad you like it! God bless
Great video nice knife would have liked to see a price for it.??
What steel is this bad boy? I understand for defense edge retention and hardness are lower on the list. It needs to be tough so it does not break while you are defending from the bad guy. It also needs to not be garbage playdoh steel.
Where do i buy the knife ?
I'll show you on my best buddy Bob. Lol😂
How are you going to cut through all his clothing with that little blade. I understand a Tee shirt but, what about heavier shirts and pants like jeans? Obviously, the neck & face are best and usually uncovered. And usually better defended
Looks like the CRKT S.P.E.W
Coming from you sir ,I remember that free stiletto knife you sent me ,you should be ashamed to ever recommend anyone a knife ...lol
Is this legal In California?
Please disclose the price up front like all knife sellers do. I'm not going to set up shipping and go to the end of an order process just to see the price. Just be upfront and disclose the price, and then I might buy it.
Just received my purchase. The lured sheath is worthless for neck knife use. The knife keeps falling out!
Kydex sheath doesn’t hold knife in neck knife carry.
Any benefits over the crkt spew?
well for one, HE gets the money.
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Put the price up front and I will gladly buy one.
Jason, come on, Crocodile Dundee would surely not approve ! LOL.
cold steel black talon 2 the slasher of all time hands down specially with multiple attacked doin a simple x motion will have 2 bleeding out I mean the hospital could be cross the street and it wouldn't matter this blade with a hook on the end and serrated is fckin nasty for a kool 125 an x anyone can do.......
In California, a fixed blade knife must be openly carried in a sheath on your waist. There is a lot of nuance in the law. An automatic knife under 2" is not considered a switchblade. Having one, is still a good excuse for a cop to shoot you.
Thank you for sharing. Keep safe and God bless!
Blade is only 3” long
CRKT SPEW
I'll keep my SWITCHBLADE! m
Knife fights are so uncivilized
I hear EVERYTHING about this thing EXCEPT the kind of steel it's made from...
Its a 7 years jail blade or not ?...⛔🔙🏁
I click on the link no price
Bastinelli Pika.
I'm an ex felon iWork in the tenderloin district of s.f.calif I carry a cheap but extremely sharp twenty dollar throw away 😂😂😂😂
There ya go, you have the right idea.
That thing like fighting with a box cutter....but..best used when the assailant is in your space...I prefer a much longer blade..to keep the other guy as far as possible..no telling what he has got be it a weapon, bad case of herpes, HIV, hepatitis...or just skin fungus from his crappy gym...and because of all this.. if seeing a larger weapon makes him keep his distance...maybe I can just run away...yes...better.
The best concealed knives are stone or obsidian knives..I make them and people just LOVE them.. they look Kool AF...you can bypass metal detectors...stone is as sharp as steel...and obsidian makes the sharpest blades known to man...imagine what you can do with that
And before some smart ass says hey how did that work out for the Aztecs, well it wasn't the Spaniards that defeated them.. it was the 100k native allies that did the heavy fighting....with obsidian blades
Thank you for sharing, Miguel. God bless!
I have a Minimalist
magnets..
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I hate knives--- no matter how good you are- you goina GET CUT...
Sooo an over priced crkt spew… gotcha
Ok.ooooook.
I'm a knife nut...I'm also quite proficient with regular blade,but Indonesian karambit (the one with 2 cutting edges,just as both God and Mother Nature intended) makes my spidey senses tingle in quite funny way.
This blade is just fucking sexy! Fixed blade (no jamming!), light, kydex seethe with strong clip and it's small so you're free to deploy in clinch. It's perfect urban defense knife!
P.s.: 99.9% of combat techniques and knife-based martial arts are about slashing (tendons,muscles,major blood vessels,peritoneum),but there's nothing about stabbing. Of course "shanking" gets the job done in chow lines, with 5 homies but it's never advised. If you have serrated blade, then it can get stuck, and you're probably fucked,but are there any other arguments against stabbing? You definitely can reach and uncover yourself and that's crazy dungeons. What's your take on that??
The fs knife is that they gave to British and Canadian commandos
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Click on the link to purchase and you get a bunch of bulls$%t. Then he wants you to give your name and email to find out the price. Hahaha no thank you.