Surefire Echo

Review on the Surefire Echo Fixed-Blade Combat/Utility Knife retail $310.00. With an appearance from Surefire L.E.O.® Law Enforcement Utility Knife, retail $435.00. Maxpedition LUNADA™ GEARSLINGER™, retail $99.99. All highly recommended equipment.

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Entertainment

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• Surefire
• Echo
• Fixed-Blade
• Combat/Utility
• Knife
• L.E.O.®
• Law
• Enforcement
• Utility
• Maxpedition
• LUNADA™
• GEARSL

[THEDROPPEDSOCK]

Use some 'loctite thread locker' on the screws if you need to tighten it up every now and then, It stops the issue. Are they good quality? somewhere between Benchmade and Strider? soz i have never even seen one before in person. Good vid.

[xxSURExxSHOTxx]

@THEDROPPEDSOCK I would put this knife in the same category as a Chris Reeves. The Chris Reeves are made out of the very same materials. Although, you will pay twice as much for a Chris Reeves!

[Vanguard45]

The sharpener is typically located inside the blade-tech tek-lok. I don't know if yours has it, but it's supposed to be there. It is a white sharpening stone.

[xxSURExxSHOTxx]

Yeah I have come to the conclusion that my blade-tach don't have one.

[Mace838]

Nice video and very nice knife 5/5

[xxSURExxSHOTxx]

Thanks

[bavarianblucandy]

bellout XD.

[1AbominAble1]

Nice blades!! Gotta love Surefire.

[TacticalTupperware]

Nice video...

[xxSURExxSHOTxx]

Thanks brah. I really like your videos and your opinion means plenty. I just watched your video on the Victorinox Soldier. It brought back memories, so today I just bought one online. Again thanks, take it easy.