Smith&Wesson and Mtech Knives are budget blades but some of their knives are very good quality knives and very capable of doing what they was designed to do,ð
I have a question - on the S&W website it advertised that the blade is made of High Carbon Stainless Steel - isnât this a contradiction? I thought High Carbon Steel does poor in stain proofing..
Nice. Love mine. Honestly, who needs "superior edge retention" in a dagger? You shouldn't be using this blade for utility purposes; it's designed pretty much only for stabbing & self defense.you didn't note or check the balance. It's center point is in the handle, not at the guard, which is hiw a proper dagger is supposed to be, for combat purposes.
Itâs a very cheap knife. What you do is buy 2-3 of these then buy a high quality kydex sheath from Armor sheaths. Carry one of these as a back up last ditch option and if anything happens to it, replace it with your second one and slip it into your kydex sheath.
What the heck is a "blood groove"? In larger blades like swords this is called a "fuller". It's purpose has nothing to do with blood. It is to lighten, by removing unnecessary material, from the blade or simply for aesthetic or tactile feel if you are feeling for the blade "in the dark" so if you are reaching for it and you feel it, but you're completely blind or something. With large 2lb plus weapons like swords it is strictly used to remove material to make the sword lighter without compromising any structural integrity. "Blood Groove" is wild and I have no idea why they call it that.
Donât need edge retention. Youâre not supposed to cut other than a slash that leads to a stab. Those fairbarn Sykes teachings are brutal. Just grab somebody and pull them into you lol
Very cool! Classic boot dagger design. Great review ð
Smith&Wesson and Mtech Knives are budget blades but some of their knives are very good quality knives and very capable of doing what they was designed to do,ð
Excellent dagger. Great video. ðĪ
I'm about to buy
got the single edge version for my friend (in cali), now itâs his bedside knife ð
@@AlphaWolfKNW awesome choice brother! my current bedside defensive option is a tomahawk
I have a single edge one also ð
I have a question - on the S&W website it advertised that the blade is made of High Carbon Stainless Steel - isnât this a contradiction? I thought High Carbon Steel does poor in stain proofing..
Nice. Love mine. Honestly, who needs "superior edge retention" in a dagger? You shouldn't be using this blade for utility purposes; it's designed pretty much only for stabbing & self defense.you didn't note or check the balance. It's center point is in the handle, not at the guard, which is hiw a proper dagger is supposed to be, for combat purposes.
The biggest issue Iâm having with mine is that it sits really oddly on a belt.
Itâs a very cheap knife. What you do is buy 2-3 of these then buy a high quality kydex sheath from Armor sheaths. Carry one of these as a back up last ditch option and if anything happens to it, replace it with your second one and slip it into your kydex sheath.
You have a good point ð
What the heck is a "blood groove"? In larger blades like swords this is called a "fuller". It's purpose has nothing to do with blood. It is to lighten, by removing unnecessary material, from the blade or simply for aesthetic or tactile feel if you are feeling for the blade "in the dark" so if you are reaching for it and you feel it, but you're completely blind or something. With large 2lb plus weapons like swords it is strictly used to remove material to make the sword lighter without compromising any structural integrity.
"Blood Groove" is wild and I have no idea why they call it that.
Yup. But "blood groove" sure does sound scary. Especially all in black. ð
Donât need edge retention. Youâre not supposed to cut other than a slash that leads to a stab. Those fairbarn Sykes teachings are brutal. Just grab somebody and pull them into you lol
this is my edc knife
You smart ðĪ
What is this number 1121 in your knife man ?