Kabar Becker BK3 Forced Entry Tool For Law Enforcement?

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The BK3 is a design collaboration between Ethan Becker of BK&T and John Benner of TDI, the Tac Tool smashes, bashes, pries, hammers and cuts. It is equally powerful at lifting stubborn hinge pins, prying open doors or windows, and hammering out glass as it is efficient at cutting 550 cord. A partially serrated edge makes cutting looped and synthetic materials a breeze. MOLLE compatible hard plastic sheath included. Becker Knives "Work for a living". Made in the USA
The Fixed Blade on the BK3 Becker TacTool by Becker Knife & Tool of KA-BAR® is made from 1095 CRO-VAN Steel and features a Flat grind. 1095 CRO-VAN steel is an easy to sharpen, plain carbon steel used in knife making. Proven to be one of the most popular steels used in KA-BAR Knives
The Becker BK3 or Becker Tac Tool is a utility knife or a tactical knife. What does it have to do with locksmithing? Or more importantly, forced entry for police? This does not replace the traditional bars and equipment to force open doors. This is not a covert tool, but it's a good tool for police to have for if they're part of a tech tactical team, in my opinion, or if you're involved with a search, with a search warrant, of course, and you have some minor locks to defeat. So again, we push the covert entry, but this is kind of interesting 'cause just take a look at this. There's a beast. So this is not an unboxing because I got just the other day I ran across a police unit using one of these and I thought I have to have one and I have to play with it. So I went and bought one. What's the first thing I do with it? I hack away at a SentrySafe, so we will show that video. So I, a little later, we'll have a couple of days, but it's a monster. It's very, very thick. You know, the handle feels good. This is not a hunting knife. I wouldn't even call it a camping knife. I'm gonna show three tools that I think are really useful for the average police to have, you know, in the back of your car, in a MOLLE pack. And this is one of three little force tools. So this is the biggest force tool. This does not replace your more traditional police entry tools, which really just copy the firemen. The firemen have fantastic tools for breaching doors. The police have a lot of interesting tools, too. This does not replace the traditional tools.
Stay tuned for more videos on this in use and a couple more little forced entry tools.
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[@fsjeepin4644]

You had me at Becker. I have several in the line, love them all.

[@sixtyinsix]

That notch near the business end resembles a gut hook for dressing game.

[@daleparker4207]

Love your videos. Thank you for sharing.

[@lchardison]

I'll only buy a new knife if I can truly justify why I need it. I have to imagine all the ways I would use it, but if I already have a knife that performs all same functions, I cannot justify buying a new knife. I can honestly say that I do not own a knife that can do everything this Becker BK-3 does. Therefore, I ABSOLUTELY NEED TO BUY THIS KNIFE!!!

[@24hrMrLocksmith]

@@lchardison I have one in my camper and the other in my Pickup Truck.

[@wtfbuddy1]

Nice video - looks more of a survivalist all in one knife/axe, but if you can use it on opening a door, idea's are unlimited. Cheers

[@garyshogren4012]

Very interesting.

[@Anonymous-ed8om]

I beat the fuck out of mine trying to baton wood. I used a 3 lb mini sledge, coating came of and it’s dinged up a bit but it works great

[@GNARLOUSE]

Urban survival is why I bought it.

[@westsenkovec]

It could quite possibly be one..
.. because it ain't no knife 😬

[@dvig3261]

I like rugged blades as much as the next guy, but this configuration doesn't seem to really have a good application..

[@indianbill3123]

no demo???????

[@BigSeppiWen]

If you're going to review a tool, show it in use! That was a useless video on multiple levels.