Dagger Blade Gravity Knife? CRAZY Paragon Warlock Knives
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- #shorts This dagger blade gravity knife is the CRAZY Paragon Warlock. A beautiful-looking dagger shape with an interesting style of blade steel and opening mechanism.
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There’s the Reate exo but it’s not
In stock
Do you ship to Canada?
@@davidstefu1195 you probably do t have to worry about that as i don’t think it legal in Canada
Never was a knife name more appropriate than this one.
After how long knives have been around it's amazing they're still coming up with new designs
Legit the coolest knife I've ever seen in my life
I quite enjoy my all black Warlock that I got from you guys a while back, but wow those are some spectacular colorways!
I just recently bought a warlock, I love it
I own a Paragon Phoenix. When you buy, be aware the action may be stiff. Practice opening and closing to loosen. Carefully assist the blade if too stiff. Use penetrating oil to hasten the process.Or are uncomfortable assisting the blade. Mine is extremely easy to operate now. Imo, keep lubrication oil on blade and action after it loosens.
Edit: I use Hoppies no.9 penetrating oil and Hoppies no.9 lubrication oil. If you've never used Hoppies before, there is a distinct smell to it. You will either love or hate it, there is no in between. It works well and is the same recipe used since it's inception.
Hoppe's, not Hoppies, Clownshoe.
@@wehrewulf Cool, I don't care. Despite your apparent attention to detail for others you still managed to need to edit your own comment despite it being four letters, two commas, and a period long.
'' Hoppe's, not Hoppies, Clownshoe. ''
Be better and divert your energy to something more productive than nitpicking grammatical errors on the internet.
Relax dude@@shadow9774
Those are pretty cool
Super cool knife.
I just wish that there would be an additional hold-open at the bottom of the knife.
The way it is set up right now, there's potential for the knife not closing properly if you put a n y pressure on the handle.
I already got a paragon. Don't need another one. Cool colors though
I don’t think anyone was telling you to buy another one? Did you just want to brag? If so I also have one in a hyper rare limited edition color that took me a LONG time to get. There is always someone with something better than you ;) be humble
R they good?
@@ritaingstad8613 It's fun
@@ritaingstad8613 yes mine has held together very well! Great steel great mechanism and very well sharpened as well as easy to sharpen.
@@ritaingstad8613 there is also the phoenix. Which is single edge more utilitarian. I have one of those. Very fun but more of a hard use knife
still not able to open it 2 years later...
I love mine!
I want one right effin' now!!
$750.00 knife in titanium and he shook it open 😵
Haha "gravity" has left the conversation. Let me introduce you to my friend inertia
@@jREm3dI Awesome comment 😂
What's the name of this soundtrack?
How secure is the lockup? Do the blades wobble like an otf?
If only I could carry gravity/automatic knives in my state
The only thing wrong with my titanium para is i cant keep it out of my hand 😂
What do you call that lock??
I still don't see why people think the words gravity and inertia are interchangeable.
Unpopular option here; these knives feel cheap and are hard to deploy
I’d have to disagree with you on that. I’m an autistic industrial worker who uses his blades quite often and for hard jobs, this knife is quite tough and can take a beating!
@@aspiechan420 I’m sure they can take a beating. But as I said they feel cheap and hard to deploy the blade. The handles move around blade out or in and don’t line up. The track used to deploy the blade feels rough, unpolished and unfinished. So not sure what you said changes my opinion
@@macdud85 I never had issues deploying mine.
@@aspiechan420 then QC isn’t doing their job at Asheville. I’m glade yours is good. I also know other customers have had this problem. The Paragon is a really neat knife, just some examples out there, it’s poorly executed
@@macdud85 spray it down with some PB Blaster spray. It’ll surely help the knife deploy. I use PB Blaster for my knives as a lubricant and rust stopper.
Could be from Starwars
Nice knives, the music tho is really hittin' for me ngl
😍
These are so sick.
Yea bro I’m throwing those at my victims
There's something mechanically magical about the sound of the Warlock...and you put muzak over it ☹️
Последнее что тебе бы хотелось словить своей шеей 😋😄
Sehr schönes Messer
since he ordered me
If you want something some people might consider pretty. Not practical for much.
That first attempt was weak af
Gravity knives, my least favorite weapon i ever had in my collection
2 thousand dollars in his hand
Too expensive
I think these are stupidly illegal in my state...yep -_-
It's not a switch. It's legal
@@minedthagap gravity knives are illegal to carry in most states
@@basedbane787 ah I gotta look up the laws
I have one. It’s mostly a fidget toy for me lol.
Not a true gravity knife
"What is a gravity knife"?
"Can you tell me"?
@@jezalpetes594 : a true gravity knife is a OTF with no spring or pivot point. See German paratrooper's knife
@@rwe1 a sling blade
@rwe1 negative ghost rider. He has to flick his wrist to get it to come out. So something other than gravity is propelling it out. Not sure if this is technically a gravity or not but I don't consider it one. On the same note i Don't think it has to be OTF either.
@@jREm3dI He only flicks it as it makes it open faster, it is considered a gravity knife it can be completely opened with just gravity
Eeeeeeeeeeeekkk.
Meh