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@1226dragon Indian is a race. Hindu is a religion.

I just bought one of these and it was delivered today. It's an awesome knife for the price (around $25 shipped, sometimes you'll find them for under $20 shipped).

With the grip texture and unique blade shape, I think it is a very classy-looking knife. The Kershaw SpeedSafe assisted opening is in...

@heinixxx He's not shooting for fun either. The birds he shoots are pests in his area. These videos are secondary to that.

@yadidimeanmaine He's absolutely incorrect and has no clue what he is talking about.

I have a non-resident Florida CCW permit.

There is no "3 step" law.

You can carry a concealed handgun (loaded of course). A case is not required. A holster is not required (although you should always use a ho...

34 people have bent wicks.

@jackaroo988 No you do not have a tungsten knife. Tungsten is not a good blade material; it is far too brittle.

Most likely your blade is stainless steel with a dark grey finish.

@KnivesNMore Bought 2 (Tremor and Asset) for $30.98 total shipped.

@DynaDuctINC Yes, on every product except for their balisongs unfortunately.

@thesuperfan99 It's not that bad. Besides, it is a lightweight concealable self-defense pistol, not a target gun.

So you would say that the live blade version of this balisong (and adding the o-rings) would be a good choice for a beginner?

There seems to be a lot of "snobs" out there that say if you can't afford a Benchmade you have no business getting into balisongs. Well, I'm an adult and responsible fire...

Where can you buy these new versions? I can only find the older ones.

Wow, watching these old videos....you've lost a LOT of weight!

@tunedbynissan The full-auto NFA tax stamp trumps everything else.

If you have a legal full-auto pistol you can add a vertical foregrip and it's not an AOW, and you can add a shoulder stock and it's not an SBR.

If you have a legal full-auto long gun you can cut the barrel below 16" and it's no...

This is going to be my EDC knife. Yes, it's quite big and heavy, but since civilians can't legally carry a handgun (concealed or open) here in New Jersey, it is a good choice for me.

Steri-strips do rock. While it obviously is best to see a doctor for any deep cut, in cases where this is not feasible (for whatever reason) they can really work great to hold the wound closed so it can heal properly.

@MrMarkisaac Actually most guns will fire underwater. But it is pointless because bullets only travel a couple of feet in water.

@darthbilly97 Yeah it's a lot of fun. I had the opportunity to fire a few boxes of ammo through a full-auto MP5 and had a blast. It gets expensive very quickly though -- I burned through $50 of ammunition (and this was super-cheap 9mm FMJ range stuff) in just a couple of minutes.

Everyone should...

@littlepowerbit "SOMETIMES, its appropriate to remove a hundred years of dirt and grime from the surface of an old gun."

Guns are not valuable or collectable just because they are old. There are plenty of 100 year-old guns that were mass produced and aren't particularly rare or valuable. It's ok...

Great video! Thank you for explaining this. I just bought my first two "good" knives, a Kershaw Asset and a Kershaw Tremor. Neither are anything special and both are very inexpensive, but they still are a huge step up from the super-cheap 2 1/4" folder I got as a freebie from joining the NRA. I'v...

@johnnyvigg A stiletto knife has nothing to do with how the blade comes out. It doesn't even matter if it's an automatic knive (switchblade).

Stiletto simply refers to blade shape. Any knife with a long and very slender blade is a stiletto.

It's the same deal with high-heel shoes, where a very ...

@epyon02 Same here! Picked up a Tremor and an Asset, $12.99 each.

Thanks for the review. I just picked one of these up from Woot (along with a Tremor) for $31 total shipped. $13 per knife and $5 for shipping.

Based on this review, I just bought one of these today (and a Kershaw Tremor) for $13 each and $5 shipping from Woot!

@DSOXBLADE I do say so, and so does the data.

.410 (26" barrel): 150 dB.

20 gauge (28" barrel): 153 dB.

12 gauge (26" barrel): 156 dB.

And just for comparison:

.22 LR (rifle, barrel length unknown): 134 dB.

.223 (18" barrel): 156 dB.

.308 (24" barrel): 156 dB.

9x19mm (pistol): 160 dB.

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@HoldFastUSN According to a Kel-Tec representative at last year's (2011) SHOT Show, a .22 LR version is in the works.

@trackerscott So true!

Unless of course you happen to be female, in which case the only gun you should consider is a snub-nose .38 Special revolver.

@Lynxous217 Real gold.

The confusion from the general public comes mostly from politicians and the media presenting semi-automatic firearms as "machine guns" or "assault rifles". Most people with no firearms experience, and even some that do, think that the Assault Weapons Ban from 1994-2004 banned full-auto firearms, ...

Perfectly explained. The only true accidental discharge is a mechanical malfunction; everything else is a negligent discharge. Follow all 4 firearms safety rules at all times, and a negligent discharge is impossible.

Of course, nobody is perfect. We are all humans, and we all make mistakes. This...

@leeroflmaoable No, guns are made to propel small projectiles at very high speeds. They certainly are capable of killing, and this capability must be respected at all times.

The same philosophy applies to automobiles (which are just as capable, and arguably more capable, of killing large numbers...

@thecodemachine The only photos currently available only show the DAK (double-action only) models. However, the specifications (available on SIG Sauer's website) indicate that the P224 pistols will be available in both DA/SA and DAK models. The DA/SA versions will have the frame-mounted decocker ...

@funcounting Piece Of Shit