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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Michael Donvito from the Close Combat Institute tests the Guardian Dagger and gives honest feedback on what makes this dagger work so well. Michael also talks about why this product was created and how to use it. For more content like this please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE!
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We have several Skallywag blades and can attest to the incredible quality and cutting power!
My Guardian Dagger rides in my plate carrier and it works amazingly well in that regard. The thin profile allows it flow nicely with the plate carrier and the large fiber ring makes locating and drawing the knife much easier and more secure than any previous knife I have used.
For me, the blade is too large for EDC use, but that is okay since Skallywag has plenty of other options!
My wife carries the Aluminum Dagger while I typically carry an FDE Karambit on my strong side. I have borrowed my wife's Aluminum Dagger a few times and the light weight abd slim makes it easy to carry while wearing anything, including gym shorts. I'm definitely going to get one of those, too!
Hopefully we can attend a course with Skallywag in the future so we can really learn how to deploy these amazing cutting tools!
Appreciate you guys !
This dagger is bad , can’t wait to get one! Just got my Black water folder and this has been my EDC everyday, its a crazy blade and you can tell it can take a beating.....and I will give it just that. Keep up the good work Skallywag.
Thanks Brandon, we appreciate that.
At least he's honest about its purpose. Not trying to sell it as a survivor knife. Cutting wood and shit
I just found my next EDC As well straight lethal especially in the hand a a well trained individual (catastrophic trauma) man is a genus with that design
I am so happy I just got this knife today in the gray color
Outstanding.. glad you like your Guardian !
Just got our dagger with sheath. What a light weapon! This was on discount due to a blemish. I think I see the blemish but not sure. What a high standard of quality they hold. My wife wants one now. Lol
Ordering for her birthday. Thank you Skallywag!
Thanks John, must have gotten the Aluminum Dagger which is a great lightweight tool. thanks for your message
Keep safe
I found my next cqb tool. Great design...👍
Awesome video
Thanks !!
Now heres a man u absolutly DO NOT wanna piss off😳😜
Excellent video
Thank you.
This dagger is so brutal. 🥶
Just shoot me 😂
A also Am impressed with the damage to the flesh with something hanging on a string and not getting that weight feedback you’d get from a person you’re defending against. They won’t fall back like that so the blade will do far more damage. I think that’s obvious but wanted to comment.
Thanks John, its a blade that has few uses but its very good at what it was designed for.. insert, turn cut out a different direction ..
Buy the libre knife fighting dvd's to learrn reverse grip techniques
I Love this design! I wish I wouldn't have wasted money on Benchmade's CQB Tool. Looks like it would be a pleasure to carry
With this knife stab and turn means, if you live through the encounter, you’re gonna feel this stab wound the rest of your life.
Big IF from the looks of it.
Where's the bbq?
what are those gloves?
😳😬 Brutal!
That’s a big knife I’m gonna assume that is designed for a plate carrier.
Thank you for understanding that.. yes PC or battle belt in some cases..
Good design
can it be bought?
yes, www.skallywagtactical.com
@@Skallywagtactical thank you
Why the serrations on a defensive blade? The rule of thumb is they just snag on the dudes clothing and can cause the blade to get yanked around.
Its more of a offensive blade in reality.. It also depends on what type of serrations, some will catch in clothing some will cut through it like butter.. The purpose of the serrations on this blade is to aid in the cutting out process after the blade has been inserted, turned then the process of cutting out a different direction is done.. The serrations (again depending on type of serration) help in this process.. This blade was designed as a offensive blade ..
@@Skallywagtactical yup immediately knew why the serrations were there..awesome design of a pure offensive knife Brothers
@@justinloughner9777 Thanks mate, its actually a pretty ugly blade with bad intentions. We designed it for SOCOM many years ago and we were not going to release it to the general public and as you can imagine we got lots of hate mail and comments so ok no worries, here yo go.. lol.. thanks for understanding the design.
U guys are sick…
Is that Sick in a California surfer good way or Sick as in something is wrong with our heads..
@@Skallywagtactical def cali ssiiick brraah🤙
@@bon-a-petite9224 Sweet !! Thanks
Tom, Great video on movement you did.. respect
Looks like one nasty kunai.
So the plain edge is not sharp at all !
No reason for it to be, all it would do is thin out the tip and make it weak. The 40 degree angle is a following edge to the tip..
@@Skallywagtactical may i ask .. can the plain following edge make a fine cut ?
@@Sherif132 Watch the TH-cam video about the D2 Dagger we address cutting with the tip but in reality you are asking the blade to do something it was not designed for.. This blade was designed to be inserted, turned and removed in a different direction. the tip is designed to penetrate though thick clothing, light body armor etc..
That is a BAD weapon.
I’ll take two.
Music pretty annoying, doesn't help focusing
Sorry to annoy you.
@@Skallywagtactical but the knife is a work of art
@@Skallywagtactical and Donvito made a very interesting appearance in *_《hard2hurt》_*
you know what the rule was when you would catch an enemy combatant with serrated bayonets during the last world wars...
@@ericf5976 shoot on the spot
America, you're scary.
Not if you are a good person but if you are a bad person intent on doing harm to people or things.. it can be a very scary place.. But if you have Aloha in your heart its a loverly place
Root around... Not route
what???
Not tracking...
Skallywag you root around in someone's neck I assume. Like a pig roots
@@jay-by1se No, its route, it means you are putting the blade right where you want it rooting around is what a pig does randomly, to route around you are purposely looking for certain things and going around other things.. Its always possible we spell things wrong, say things wrong and overall really screw up grammar this one we got right, its used a lot in training.. Here is what the spelling gods say about it.. ___ route around
route (someone or something) around (something or some place)
To cause or direct someone or something to travel along a particular path around something or some place, as to bypass or avoid it.
There is a sensor in the new grid that can detect problems in the network and route power around them to avoid large-scale outages.
Drivers are being routed around the most central part of the city while work is being done to repair the roads.
See also: around, route
Skallywag 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂In that moment I know you’ve never been in a real knife fight. I lost my first knife fight when I was 14 as a homeless kid. still carry the scars today. I can promise you one thing, you’re not routing around peoples arteries in a knife fight. If you get a chance to twist a blade that would be a freaking miracle. that shit happens so fast, and the adrenaline is so high that there is almost no thought. You just keep repeating whatever subconscious program your brain runs desperately, mind completely blank, totally immune to pain. The other person moving with a violence and desperation so intense that just something like touching somebody’s face Will leave horrifying purple lines of exploded capillaries down their face because the sheer amount of pressure that is applied in that situation. having the horrible experience of losing a knife fight I can assure you the only way you survive a fight is by trapping the other persons weapon as fast as you can. Everything else comes after. You won’t have to worry about some surgical precise stab, In the adrenalized moment of total and complete focus you will be able to stab 30 times before you even registered that you’re doing it. you won’t feel the knife sticking out of you, you won’t feel anything. The only cut I’ve ever seen truly be effective was to the upper face because the blood blinded him. The secret to winning is keep it simple and train thousands of times in the same capturing techniques Until they are true reflex. then test them at full speed with live knives. if you’re not training at full speed with at least relatively sharp knives against people who are free train stab you in anyway they want: you know you’re not ready. Still a really cool knife. The avantage of the loophole grip is that your hand doesn’t slide over the blade. One of the most common injuries treated in hospitals is severe lacerations to the hand holding the knife. i’m not interested in some Internet dick measuring contest, i’m just a guy who had a very hard life and got stabbed a few times. in the army at the chance to train with the Russians and the Israelis. I would abandon everything and go train with the Russians in "the system". all real knives, all Sharp once you get good. Best of luck and great knife design.
@@jay-by1se ....another internet tough guy....talking about how he is the rough and tumble type. Smh
This is silly, much too specific. Chambered grip is only good for people with extensive knife training and is still questionable then.
Well, Mike has extensive knife training.. so there is that. its actually not silly at all.. This blade was originally designed to deal with a direct problem in the early days of the war.. Barrel grabs on room entry's was chewing guys up.. Mike is only discussing a few aspects of the blade in this video.. Not the whole story.. Oh and what is a Chambered grip, not heard of that one.. Thanks for the comment and view !
Nice
But prefer my ER bd4
Modified like shit