Smith & Wesson M&P Tactical knife review

[SUPERBWON]

Wish they made a Serrated Hawkbill with this design.....That would be in my pocket!

[poopycock23]

FOCUS YOUR CAMERA



[RECONDO101st]

That's a cool little magnifying glass, you should do a vid on it.

[KAOSKTRL]

Get a camera that you know how to focus

[pericode3huevos]

what does m&P stands for?

[fgf051]

@pericode3huevos military and police

[trumpetman50]

Is there anything serrations can cut that a straight blade can't and if so is worth losing straight blade length for serrations?

[ekeirce]

there is nothing that cannot be cut with straight edge that can be done with serrations, its just that it would be a LOT harder to cut of a small tree limb with a straight edge than with a serraited edge. it all comes down to personal preference and the intended use.

[silkysmooth0724]

@trumpetman50 i think that serrations are used for cutting rope

[RECONDO101st]

@trumpetman50 The serrations are better for cutting things like strapping and fabric.

[mastercrowly]

to expensive for my blood

[darryna08]

at 1:02 it says milf

[mastercrowly]

lol

[Breakneckhydra1]

@darryna08 Its says military not milf....FAIL.

[tjh141994]

Very nice video. Mine just came in the other day. I got mine with a tanto blade.

[NorwegianNightmare88]

lol i got mine for 25$ all you have to do is look around the internet everythins is cheap somewhere

[madeyex001]

EngageTheKnot: Serrations are not ideal for a "survival" knife. They are nearly impossible to sharpen if you are in the field without a sharpening kit. Straight edges are much easier to sharpen in this case because you can use a smooth river stone to sharpen a blade.  I tend to stay away from serrations because I notice little difference in cutting power and I hate sharpening serrations.

[3rmac805]

U GOT A BAD ASS VIDEO CAMERA

[IceMurder]

"bad ass" as in, really good? or really bad? learn english.

[3rmac805]

@IceMurder go fuck ur self

[mastercrowly]

learn slang

[QuietBearr]

and your problem would be?

[QuietBearr]

The blade style would be a clip point, scoop back (meaning the back part after the clip point where it clips down again). I am getting this knife now to review it, should have it within a week or two.

[3rmac805]

@QuietBearr shit my bad not for u

[Haik000]

I got the serrated one of that and i love it. Its me EDC knife and its never given me a problem

[EngageTheKnot]

i cant decide whether i want a straight blade or serrated for this knife..is there any con to the serrations???

[ekeirce]

the serrations are harder to sharpen. They are better for using like a saw to cut off small limbs on a stick. it depends on what your looking for.

[JohnSaintGrey]

it seems pretty cool i suppose. how ever just a forewarning. a lot of gun companies don't make their own knives. 3rd party companies tend to make these via some kind of franchise percentage deal. another thing you might want to be careful of are just plain out knock offs. china made boot let sort of deal. i'm sorry if this wasnt clear my english is 2nd rate.

[QuietBearr]

S&W is made by Taylor Knives (makers of Schrade (Old Timer Brand))

[polkatit]

i dont really like the style of the blade spine. that double recurve is really strange. almost ugly. the locking system is called a liner lock btw

[ekeirce]

ya, the style of this one is either you love it or you hate it... and thx

[Koolkid736]

@polkatit its not called liner lock dumbass. although i don't know what the lock style is called, i know what a liner lock is and this isnt one of them.

[polkatit]

@Koolkid736

Yes retard, it is called a liner lock. if you know anything about knives then you will know that. if you can prove me wrong with an example, then do so. If not Fuck off and don't call me a dumb ass when you are wrong. you don't know what it is so shut the fuck up. go troll on someone else's page

[Koolkid736]

@polkatit i just sent you a few examples i found on google.