Quiet Carry Catch - A top notch, rust proof interesting blade
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2025
- This is a gentleman's knife in the everyday carry line of Quiet Carry. The knife is made with Vanax Superclean steel and will be very difficult to rust.
It has a frame lock and comes in perfectly centered.
Blade Length: 2.99 inchesBlade Thickness: 0.106 inchesBody Length: 3.98 inchesOpen Length: 6.97 inchesBlade Type: Modified Blade Grind: FlatBlade Steel: Vanax SupercleanBody Type: 6AL 4V TitaniumHardware: 416 Stainless Steel Lock: Frame lockLock Bar: SST insertDetent: CeramicWashers: CeramicPocket Clip: Tip-up carryBearings: Caged ceramicWeight: 3.1 oz
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Nice one
@@the_knights_edge it's a cool gentleman's knife for sure. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Man.... what a great review. I really appreciate you taking the time to make this, and share all your insights. I love QC, and I really love my Drift LCT, so I was definitely interested in this. You provided all the info and details I needed - thank you. Love this channel.
@@mstuehler I love the kind words ... Thank you. I started this channel to share my thoughts about knives, and it's not about making quick videos .... It's about talking about what I think. There are lots of channels that tell jokes or make videos under 15 minutes that have a much larger audience, but I'm just doing what I want to do. I don't make a dime off of this and put a lot of time into it, but I am trying to provide information. Of course we all have our personal bias and I try and make that clear in the video. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Thanks for the review. I have this on the way and I haven’t seen any other reviews for it. Quiet Carry rocks!
@@jasonzimmerman1969 appreciate the thanks. I wanted to be one of the first initial impressions reviewers on this knife, but I did carry it for a while and wrote out lots of notes on it so I could cover anything I noticed about it, so I got time invested in this review lol. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Great review! I love mine fantastic knife for sure!
@@musze3000able I'm with you in loving this knife! They keep on knocking it out of the ballpark! Thanks for watching and commenting
i just bought this and i'm a big fan. I think for me this is my end all be all knife, I can get rid of everything else haha. Took me a little time to get the deployment perfect. As a skinny framelock the positions where ur not putting pressure on the lock bar are limited. Even middle finger flicking I have to position correctly or it's too much pressure on the detent.
@@Krozin yeah it's a great knife. I didn't have much of an issue positioning my 2XX hands on it but maybe our detent strengths are different, so that is a possibility. But it's a great knife if you need something small and light. I do wish they provided more of a finger guard / feedback on how high you shouldn't choked up on it, but that's only a nitpick complaint. I'm glad you enjoyed it and thank you for watching and commenting
I really enjoyed your thoughts on The Catch. Interesting.
@@Pocket_Candy_Randy appreciate the kind words. I put a bunch of time into thinking about this one, as I try and do for all my reviews. Obviously unboxings are just my spur of the moment thoughts. Thanks for watching and commenting
@ I will get not get home until after the first week of January, where my Catch is waiting. Hearing your reaction to the first time you opened it was awesome.
@@Pocket_Candy_Randy I'm biased ... I like this company and like the steel. If someone only exclusively likes big and heavy knives then they aren't going to like this one. I have a need for a small light concealable knife in my rotation. I hope you enjoy it
Just got my black version today. The only negative I can find is that with my very large hands(I'm 6'7") my fingers catch the frame lock and apply pressure. That pressure adds quite a bit to the pressure needed to thumb stud deploy. So much so that I wouldn't recommend a slow rolling the knife open. It can slip and send your fingers straight to the blade.
@@chrishall1407 I hear that. I wear a 2XX sized glove and I'm concerned about grabbing it too high. For me I can flick it open just fine, but I certainly have to reposition my hand and I understand what you're saying. A little more real estate would have been good, but then it wouldn't be a "gentleman's" sized knife maybe?
@appalachianadvrider I guess the lct will be the next purchase. I had to get this first because I already have a lot of drifts. 😂
@@chrishall1407 love the LCT, especially using the reverse flick. I can't really thumb flick it (though I've seen others do it) but I can slow roll it out. I would say if you hate a hole opening then you might want to think about it. I love that it's much heavier and thicker in the handle with the contouring.
Just got mine. Love it, but have had to tighten the pivot twice already. Really bad for a nearly $400 knife.
@@MrEric0822 that's is common with many expensive knives, but unusual for Quiet Carry. Nothing that blue thread lock can't fix. Maybe they forgot to add some during assembly? Mine is still factory tightened and I've opened it a lot. But I'm glad you love it as well. It's a great knife. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@ I added loctite last night. I could tell there was none on there from factory. Same happened with my Waypoint. I know how to fix the issue, but it requires knowledge and tools on my end right out of the box. Shouldn’t be that way for a high-end product. People who didn’t know what to do would have the pivot fall out. If it’s a known issue (which it is) they should add loctite during assembly or they should fix the issue somehow.
@@MrEric0822 no argument there. At a certain price point we expect more, and we should.
Just recently picked up my first QC. I got Drift Large contoured. All i got to say is it won't be my last QC
@@rustyshackleford5331 yes they are a solid brand if you value a simple and functional knife. They have gotten really popular this last year and I'm happy for them
They are hard to find in Canada!
@@Thomas-dz4eg what's not hard to find in Canada is smoking hot women. I went to college near the border and we used to go into Toronto often and there must be something in the water because there are so many beautiful women there.
I remember hearing the was all kinds of import restrictions with knives coming into Canada and customs was seizing them. Maybe that's why business didn't want to ship into Canada
I wouldn’t worry about the early lock up. Why? It’s a frame lock. So as your holding the knife you are squeezing the lockbar. It’s a safe knife. Valid point on your first issue however if you have larger sized hands. Like your no nonsense approach to reviews. And I say this respectfully, just keep them a little shorter and stop repeating the same things. But you’re definitely a channel I’ll be watching.
@@maahes9561 appreciate the kind words. I do say that even though it's an early lockup it's a frame lock and should be fine. Thanks for watching
What is the name of the model ?
@@michaelmizzoni3458 "The Catch"
Please include the handle thickness in the specs.
@@jasonzimmerman1969 I don't have calipers and that spec isn't on the website. I have to pick one of them up one day. Thanks for watching and commenting.