Really it’s the fact that people don’t realize they have something on them like how many times have you or anyone you know forget they had something nice and expensive on them probably not a lot vs you forgot about that tiny multi tool, cheap souvenir or bottle opener
The credit card knife has been a life saver in many cases for me when needing a knife for many chores. Especially while traveling and mi e has made it through TSA over 20 times.
The CRKT knife with Ruger on it has veff serrations. That style of serrations was invented by Tom Veff in 2004. He licensed the style to CRKT in 2006 and makes a little money with each knife sold with them. Tom Is a great guy and he has a knife sharpening service in the back shop at his home in Oregon City, Oregon. Tom is very knowledgeable about the various knife steels but he prefers the old standards for holding an edge.
The orange "spring loaded"box cutter with the black guard is used in warehouses. First click out tales the top off of boxes without damaging contents. We use them all the time where I work. Orange is left handed.
I carry a knife for everything from cutting to protection the China knifes are perfect for a knife you don’t give a crap about not sure why every sleeps on them. It’s like a trap phone
Thanks for the video. As you know, the NRA represents constitutional values for gun rights. As an organization it does not take a stand on global trade or manufacturing. On the other hand, I would say a large number of “made in the USA” promoters are also involved with the NRA. That would not be hypocricy on the NRA. Maybe it’s members but not the NRA. Not trying to make a my out of mole hill just an observation.
I got stopped and search in military uniform, on orders with my mil id bc i had too many wires in my bagpack. I was leaving for a yr and was ready with extra cables and chargers... tsa is too much
Pocket knive blades up to four (4) in. long were legal on Sept. 11, 2001. No one had ever used a plane as a missile before, but CIA had picked up "chatter" (signals intel) wherein terrorists talked about the idea, but the SAUDI terror cell had such good security, law enforcement and counterterrorism forces didn't know their actual plans until too late. BTW jet fuel burns hot enough to melt (not destroy) and weaken steel beams.
Most knives are goong to be made in china. Even if they say made in the u.s.a. the parts are still made in china but the knife was "assembled" in the u.s.. It sucks but its the truth. Same goes for chevy and fords these days too.
@@Hoardster Thank you sir. Some of it is relatively heavy duty, tight fitting and hard to find a purchase on . I guess it left a tidy finish as the foil is cut at the top of the bottle neck.
I buy from ebay. You can get real government auctioned knives (TSA included) from govdeals.com . I know it sounds sketchy but its not. State governments outsource their listings to them.
On the fortinete knife my mom hit me one of those for like my 5th birthday and I cut myself so bad I was gushing blood in the car but I didn’t want the knife to get taken away so I never told anyone
#1 everything isn't a "hand to hand combat" situation and #2 it's kinda sad going through people's belongings especially if they were taken and not given, much less the bad luck when giving and receiving knives without some sort of personal trade.
Why do I love watching these TSA confiscation vids so much?? Knowing all the good stuff was pocketed by the TSA workers lol.
I know right? Its so addicting. Haha
@@Hoardster lol yup🍻
Really it’s the fact that people don’t realize they have something on them like how many times have you or anyone you know forget they had something nice and expensive on them probably not a lot vs you forgot about that tiny multi tool, cheap souvenir or bottle opener
5.11 is a national store designed for police, fire and rescue personnel. They sell tactical clothing and accessories and protective equipment.
Thanks! See? Knew I'd feel dumb Haha
@@Hoardster it happens haha I didnt know about until I started working in law enforcement haha
They have nice boots
The credit card knife has been a life saver in many cases for me when needing a knife for many chores. Especially while traveling and mi e has made it through TSA over 20 times.
The CRKT knife with Ruger on it has veff serrations. That style of serrations was invented by Tom Veff in 2004. He licensed the style to CRKT in 2006 and makes a little money with each knife sold with them. Tom Is a great guy and he has a knife sharpening service in the back shop at his home in Oregon City, Oregon. Tom is very knowledgeable about the various knife steels but he prefers the old standards for holding an edge.
The orange "spring loaded"box cutter with the black guard is used in warehouses. First click out tales the top off of boxes without damaging contents. We use them all the time where I work. Orange is left handed.
I frequently use my SOG key knife. Basically a box opener.
5.11 is good stuff, same with crkt
5.11 is a tactical store... clothes packs etc
The Oregon and Colorado ones are college souvenirs.
Interesting. I guess that would explain why people lose them to the TSA. Getting on planes to see family or whatever
That’s a pile of garbage
You've never seen the card knives they fold and make a shank basically
Do they make any that aren't built like trash?
@@Hoardster my friend has a different one, it's lined with metal and much more sturdy. Also the locking mechanism is easier to use
the CRKT Ruger was the best one in that bunch.
Fortinet makes firewalls/routers/other network equipment. Thats their logo for sure.
How much does a package like that cost? And the angled blade tips are called Tanto blades.
I've used a Utilikey to skin a road kill Badger. Worked pretty good. LOL
I carry a knife for everything from cutting to protection the China knifes are perfect for a knife you don’t give a crap about not sure why every sleeps on them. It’s like a trap phone
hello again, just want to know where you get/buy this stuff?
edit: nvm i know now lol :)
Where??
Where????
@@primal___8078 Where??????????????????
EBay! He says it later in the vid
its in the vid
5.11 is a brand and its tanto blade its a quality knife
Thanks!
Oregon wine opener came from the U of O bookstore.
Oh wow! You go to school there?
@@Hoardster No, but that's obvious ou swag.
Yeah you should do a best finds video
That was a Tanto blade on the 5.11 knife
the one that says 5.11 is 5.11 tactical and the blade is a tanto blade
Could you make a video of your best finds
Sure. Do you mean value? Or just stuff I like? Lol
Hoardster like maybe some of the stuff you like, like the highlights
I second that!
Seems cool
Lol I guess I'm actually going to have to do it now. The masses have spoken
This is the first TSA confiscated knife lot I've seen that had actual name brand knives
This is the first comment I've seen thats not telling me its cheap garbage lol
So, they basically keep all of the good knives and send the junk out to people that order them?
It would apear that way, yes.
OR the majority of ppl (99%) carry junk, and the number of nice knives that are seized from (smart) ppl is low...
What they need a box oper for on a plane
Thanks for the video.
As you know, the NRA represents constitutional values for gun rights. As an organization it does not take a stand on global trade or manufacturing. On the other hand, I would say a large number of “made in the USA” promoters are also involved with the NRA. That would not be hypocricy on the NRA. Maybe it’s members but not the NRA. Not trying to make a my out of mole hill just an observation.
Box cutter galore
Im working on getting a huge lot of only folding knives straight from the TSA. Hope it all works out!
Classic sd translucent blue
Blade type on the 5.11 is tanto
Thanks!
Terrorist: walks into plane with a bomb vest and an ak47
TSA:*i sleep*
Me when i bring a fountain pen that looks a little too sharp
TSA: *REAL SHIT*
I got stopped and search in military uniform, on orders with my mil id bc i had too many wires in my bagpack. I was leaving for a yr and was ready with extra cables and chargers... tsa is too much
Pocket knive blades up to four (4) in. long were legal on Sept. 11, 2001. No one had ever used a plane as a missile before, but CIA had picked up "chatter" (signals intel) wherein terrorists talked about the idea, but the SAUDI terror cell had such good security, law enforcement and counterterrorism forces didn't know their actual plans until too late.
BTW jet fuel burns hot enough to melt (not destroy) and weaken steel beams.
@@Lee-fi4vo there was reported molten steel DAYS after the towers collapsed... stfu with the weekened beams bullshit
They do the best they can.
Where do u buy them from
These would be fun to pick your next beater from :) that crkt would make a great choice
I've got a couple lifetimes worth of beaters lol
Most knives are goong to be made in china. Even if they say made in the u.s.a. the parts are still made in china but the knife was "assembled" in the u.s.. It sucks but its the truth. Same goes for chevy and fords these days too.
Yup. Lol I just like pointing it out haha
Who tries to bring scissors on a plane? Are they trying to give haircuts?
Those little blades on the Waiters friends are for cutting the foil on wine bottles.
Learn something new every day! Thanks. But really though, its foil. Can't you just tear it off lol
@@Hoardster Thank you sir. Some of it is relatively heavy duty, tight fitting and hard to find a purchase on . I guess it left a tidy finish as the foil is cut at the top of the bottle neck.
Nice vids
Glad you like them!
i would love one of these so so much but i will never get one
I carry credit card knife. You never no. 5.11 tactical mostly clothing and boots. But they make various products.
Are they any good?
Yes
I want that ruger knife so bad
Is there something special about it?
@@Hoardster nothing really i just have heard alot of good stuff about the ruger knifea
The folders are what we came for
How do you get these
It's still kind of classic pate call HD classics now
I love my knife gerber parframe
The model is called a classic SD it doesn’t matter what color
Thanks!
Hoardster your welcome
5.11 is a outdoor/survivalist store
Is their stuff any good?
Hoardster oh yeah for sure bro! Pretty reliable
I really like that folding knife with the skull and rose
I know right? Lol It was a nice little surprise
10:20 you pull this out and go swish 😖 and lose two fingers
Hope you didn't pay much over 10 dollars
The credit card knife one they bought it on a UA-camr’s website (vat19.com)
I just discovered your channel and I gotta ask- how do you go about buying this sort of thing? I don’t even know where’d you’d begin
I buy from ebay. You can get real government auctioned knives (TSA included) from govdeals.com .
I know it sounds sketchy but its not. State governments outsource their listings to them.
Gov deals is addictive
On the fortinete knife my mom hit me one of those for like my 5th birthday and I cut myself so bad I was gushing blood in the car but I didn’t want the knife to get taken away so I never told anyone
20 min I’m not getting back!
Trouble finding the back button?
#1 everything isn't a "hand to hand combat" situation and #2 it's kinda sad going through people's belongings especially if they were taken and not given, much less the bad luck when giving and receiving knives without some sort of personal trade.
Finder’s keepers
@@Rid_Of_Thee I agree but ya get to keep the karma too.
@@colonelaengus7005
No such thing as luck or karma.
TSA scam artists
Cheap Crap