Axial Shift V3 Review!

In this video I review the new Axial Shift V3 OTF knife. This new version of the shift is in magna cut and features a 7000 series aluminum handle and a bearing glide trigger. This is the best value USA made OTF on the market right now in my opinion.
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[@Adamas11]

Yes he’s back with reviews. This is the stuff I miss. Not that last DB video 🤣

[@patina_turner6791]

Hey everybody, it’s Jake from Bearded Gear !! 🙌

[@David_DY]

7075... AWESOME upgrade!!! 🔥👊🏻

[@evile1174]

Good seeing you bro

[@soullessone_edc6226]

Bro your alive 😅 jk glad to see you making a new video definitely going to have to check one of those out I've been thinking an OTF would be perfect for work

[@DavidV4444]

Outstanding knives but I much prefer my Microtech’s - especially with the zero blade play coming. I had this version with the G-10 in Wharncliffe and the sharpening near the choil was a bit sloppy, with a smile and the beginnings of a recurve. I am spoiled by the perfect blade grinding and sharpening of Microtech. For $229 it’s amazing, I can do without the filler plate and exposed screws.

[@unk8371]

MTs zero blade play will be 400 dollars more than this Axial. MTs quality control has gotten really bad since the pandemic.

[@DavidV4444]

@@unk8371incorrect, see my comments.

[@evile1174]

Yeah - prices. Bidenomics . Remember that in November.

[@DavidV4444]

Incorrect ​​⁠@unk8371 - Mocrotech’s dual fuel system that is smoother than Axial, the milled titanium pocket clip with silicone carbide ball and zero blade play will add about $40 which will make a standard Ultratech about $350. Not only is it zero blade play, but it’s also adjustable so that in 20 years after hundreds of thousands of deployments, if it loosens a bit, you as the user can adjust back to zero blade play - 100% game changer.