Very nice demonstration of these; it's really impressive the amount of power that they pack. The only other thing worth mentioning is the sweet ball-bearing pivot on these. They deploy buttery-smooth, and usually budget-end pocket knives run on washers, instead of having bearings in their pivots. This is a nice little hidden gem that not a lot of people on TH-cam have reviewed, so thanks again for helping us share it!
Wicked daniel!! Ask your fav knife makers to make a collapseable slingshot knife combo with that great rubber you get for handles. Heavy strong; and make a black holster for it. Oooooo!!! Nice!
Those are real cool slingshots! 👍 This is the first time I am seeing these! You are right about having these in the woods etc! You can’t use them in an urban setting!
yep. rather difficult to extract though. ☹️ I put a 10mm split ring through the front of the "glass breaker" (who knows if it is hardened and tempered and will break non-laminated glass or mushroom? 🙄) pouch, with a 8mm snap lobster clasp on it to hold the "glass breaker". No difficulty accessing the "glass breaker" if I want to put it on the knife, and no chance of losing it. BTW, the snap above the pouch DOES unsnap. The pouch fits under the snap flap with enough room to re-snap, helping to secure the tubes so they are less likely to catch on something. 😁👍
That is a cool idea. Lucky me I'm in Australia and sling shot is another thing the government has deemed as dangerous . Thank you government for keeping safe form having fun and putting all Aussie in the same boat as 1 to 2 % of idiots who do the wrong thing.
Good afternoon buddy. This is simply less bulk to pack around, aka slingshot and knife. Both need a handle and it's impossible to use both at the same time. I like it! 👏👏. I'm curious how long the shank is on the bottom of the fork. I could imagine myself carving a second handle. I'd need enough shank to make sure it won't come loose and smack me in the eye. I'm Canadian and I'm not sure if the knife, specifically the opening method is legal here. Is it mechanically assisted, aka spring or am I doing the work? The latter is preferable for me. Are the rings where the bands attach solid, or is there a gap at the bottom so you can stretch and slot the tubes in instead of the matchstick method?
@@411Outdoors I saw a video earlier of a guy shooting arrows frameless. He looped some heavy tubes and attached the ends with string. He held the center fold of the tubes in his fist coming out between his thumb and index fingers. He rested the arrow tip in the trough between those knuckles, between the tubes. I thought it might be easier if he attached the tube to a stick for better grip, but otherwise shoot it the same way. In any case I know you have both tubes and arrows, if you were inclined to experiment with such a thing.😉
Hahaha Awesomeness…I’ve had sooo Many of these..Great Gifts…Also is really didn’t like the tubes…For me I put on single tubes with the long draw “Butterfly” style…Love that combo…Great Video..New sub as well Thanks
Did you know that the purpose of a tanto point was a way to show a visual peace sign . They changed to tanto tips after wars between clans, They use conventional sward tips like drop point spear tip ect during battles .. Cool video by the by 👍 Buy having a katakana
$30.⁰⁰?!?🤯🤯😳😳😳 I got mine (black) Jin Jun Lang, not a clone/fake, off TEMU for $10.95 SHIPPED!!!!! I might get the silver version, as well. I converted the sheath to a dangler with a 1.25 inch split ring nd a 8mm snap lobster claw clip. Also had to temporarally permanantly glue the belt loop mostly closed to prevent it from going dead fish from the split ring going to the bottom of the belt loop. If I ever decide to use the belt loop I can cut the glue along the edges to open it back up. I doubt that will happen though.
Very nice demonstration of these; it's really impressive the amount of power that they pack. The only other thing worth mentioning is the sweet ball-bearing pivot on these. They deploy buttery-smooth, and usually budget-end pocket knives run on washers, instead of having bearings in their pivots. This is a nice little hidden gem that not a lot of people on TH-cam have reviewed, so thanks again for helping us share it!
Thank you bro! Had a blast with em!
Wicked daniel!! Ask your fav knife makers to make a collapseable slingshot knife combo with that great rubber you get for handles. Heavy strong; and make a black holster for it. Oooooo!!! Nice!
That sounds awesome 👏
Wow, that's pretty cool.
A super great bug out bag item for sure brother . Getcha one 🙂
Those are real cool slingshots! 👍 This is the first time I am seeing these!
You are right about having these in the woods etc! You can’t use them in an urban setting!
For real👍 in some states slingshots are banned
Those are ridiculous! I love it. LOL!😂
lol same here
It's also has a window breaker in that Lil pocket in front
I need to check that out haha
yep. rather difficult to extract though. ☹️
I put a 10mm split ring through the front of the "glass breaker" (who knows if it is hardened and tempered and will break non-laminated glass or mushroom? 🙄) pouch, with a 8mm snap lobster clasp on it to hold the "glass breaker". No difficulty accessing the "glass breaker" if I want to put it on the knife, and no chance of losing it.
BTW, the snap above the pouch DOES unsnap. The pouch fits under the snap flap with enough room to re-snap, helping to secure the tubes so they are less likely to catch on something. 😁👍
Great video, interesting combination
Well worth buying, I found this (silver) on Amazon and for the price here in Canada I couldn't say no. Sends a 1/4" steel ball flying.
Very cool, I like it 👍 great review 👏
Thanks brother! The thing makes me just wanna walk around with it haha
How big of an animal you think it would take down based on your experience? Very interesting. Good video!
Thanks my friend! Squirrels, rabbits and pheasants
That is a cool idea. Lucky me I'm in Australia and sling shot is another thing the government has deemed as dangerous . Thank you government for keeping safe form having fun and putting all Aussie in the same boat as 1 to 2 % of idiots who do the wrong thing.
Very well said my friend! So unfortunate
Good afternoon buddy. This is simply less bulk to pack around, aka slingshot and knife. Both need a handle and it's impossible to use both at the same time. I like it! 👏👏.
I'm curious how long the shank is on the bottom of the fork. I could imagine myself carving a second handle. I'd need enough shank to make sure it won't come loose and smack me in the eye.
I'm Canadian and I'm not sure if the knife, specifically the opening method is legal here. Is it mechanically assisted, aka spring or am I doing the work? The latter is preferable for me.
Are the rings where the bands attach solid, or is there a gap at the bottom so you can stretch and slot the tubes in instead of the matchstick method?
It’s definitely assisted flip and yep the the rings are solid. I’m not quite sure on the latter part haha
@@411Outdoors I saw a video earlier of a guy shooting arrows frameless. He looped some heavy tubes and attached the ends with string. He held the center fold of the tubes in his fist coming out between his thumb and index fingers. He rested the arrow tip in the trough between those knuckles, between the tubes. I thought it might be easier if he attached the tube to a stick for better grip, but otherwise shoot it the same way. In any case I know you have both tubes and arrows, if you were inclined to experiment with such a thing.😉
You seem like a very cool dude bro , I just ordered one
Thanks my friend 🙂
Have you ever thought about reviewing slingshot rifles?
I have 👍 they can get somewhat pricey
@@411Outdoors So true bro!
Would have been nice to get a close up of the forks attaching and detaching Doesnt seem to be much keeping them on there Pretty cool none the less
Hello friend 🙂 Go to 2:34 and press pause. I put a close up on the pin used to reinforce.
How do the forks attach to the handle?
@@adamvvs2644 if you push against the tubes you see an attachment they loop around. Hope that helps
Hahaha Awesomeness…I’ve had sooo Many of these..Great Gifts…Also is really didn’t like the tubes…For me I put on single tubes with the long draw “Butterfly” style…Love that combo…Great Video..New sub as well Thanks
Awesome! Thanks so much my friend
Ha.. It's like the Goonies version of a musket blade!
Haha!👍
Did you know that the purpose of a tanto point was a way to show a visual peace sign .
They changed to tanto tips after wars between clans,
They use conventional sward tips like drop point spear tip ect during battles ..
Cool video by the by 👍
Buy having a katakana
Great info! Wow
My wallet:
Hehe. I'm in danger!
Hahahaha 🙂👍👍
I should bet one bro!
$30.⁰⁰?!?🤯🤯😳😳😳
I got mine (black) Jin Jun Lang, not a clone/fake, off TEMU for $10.95 SHIPPED!!!!!
I might get the silver version, as well.
I converted the sheath to a dangler with a 1.25 inch split ring nd a 8mm snap lobster claw clip. Also had to temporarally permanantly glue the belt loop mostly closed to prevent it from going dead fish from the split ring going to the bottom of the belt loop. If I ever decide to use the belt loop I can cut the glue along the edges to open it back up. I doubt that will happen though.
Do you have the link to it?
First 🤪
Totally haha! This thing is cool