HOW TO CARRY A KNIFE | Pt. 2 EDC w/ Light Clothing

[@777tjohn]

I absolutely love this series! I'm a knife guy, have carried one my whole life and still learnt something.

[@BoneTactical]

thanks my friend great to hear this kind of feedback

[@scottwilliams8334]

I'm 70 years old and have been carrying a knife since I was about 12 years old. I just thought I knew what I was doing. Thanks for opening my eyes to new info. Never too old to learn.

[@BoneTactical]

Thanks for watching

[@BullRonin]

Love my EDC Relentless when I'm out and about on the weekends. I forget I'm wearing it in a good way. Great work.

[@BoneTactical]

Thanks for your business, feedback, and support!

[@THExDUDEx8624]

I have carried a neck knife for a backup for my pistol. I have used it 2 cut someone out of am overturned car. Still I have people that act like there is something wrong with me for being prepared for whatever happens. They are always the first people 2 ask me 2 use my folder when they need 2 cut something 🤷🏼‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️ I have been watching your channel on and off for a couple years. You have some awesome content and products 👊🏻👍🏻 keep it up buddy!

[@BoneTactical]

Thanks man! Don’t let the Sheeple dictate what’s right wrong normal good or bad for you!

[@unnaturalselection8330]

Gotta appreciate your fellow knife people. There's so few of us left these days, but they're such lovely and useful tools.

[@BoneTactical]

👊🏼💪🏻🤙🏼

[@GCasey]

Greg, you hit it out of the park again! I like these series videos. They are educational too. Oh and I just picked up another relentless, for in the car in case I left home without one. Thanks again! I gotta say that Jersey is comfortable. After trying it on I noticed it’s just thick enough to hide all the edc blades. They just disappear. You know Kathy recommended it. It was a good choice.

[@BoneTactical]

Awesome thanks for letting me know! And of course thank you for your business much appreciated

[@bobwhite2780]

Love the videos. Thank you for taking the time to make them and then explaining the who, what when, where, and why of everything so well.

[@BoneTactical]

Thanks for watching and thanks for your feedback I’m glad you were able to get something out of it

[@danzigrulze5211]

I conceal carry an 8 inch, overall blade. 4 inch handle with a 4 inch blade. Reverse draw for quick deployment and time on target. Yes I do have a pressure target for training specifically for speed, and can get a full stab on the target in under 0.26 of a second from a neutral stance. I train daily, and I do stress drills, basically to the point of exhaustion, so gross motor skills need to be used. I find 4 inch blades with 4 inch handles are the most effective, it's the Goldilocks length for not only concealment but also for ease of carry and the best handle length for indexing. The knife that I carry is a Lotar Combat, OREV Gen 2 Sicari 8" concealed carry. Sorry that it isn't a Bone tactical, I do wear your occlusion bracelet and carry the C.A.N.K. first gen model as a neck knife for my daily user. Great video and keep them coming out brother.

[@BoneTactical]

Thanks for your feedback. If you get lucky enough to find one in stock, a bone Kogatana would be a huge improvement for your daily carry blade. Unfortunately they sell out very quickly every time I make them. Good luck

[@danzigrulze5211]

@@BoneTactical Any chance you will be making them in black?

[@BoneTactical]

@@danzigrulze5211 right now I am concentrating on making the most effective edged weapons in the world but if you want tacticool I do take custom orders as well

[@danzigrulze5211]

@@BoneTactical I didn't know that. I'm retired Army so I get my check on the first of the month. So guess you will have an incoming custom order coming your way soon.

[@paulom1315]

Thanks and hope your and everyone has a great Easter

[@BoneTactical]

Happy Easter God bless

[@TripleAAA53]

ALWAYS good to hear from you Bone !! Thank you !!

[@BoneTactical]

Thanks for watching

[@SirBigChungus]

Great vid. Love my cank, I never go anywhere without it.

[@BoneTactical]

Awesome thanks for your business, feedback, and support!

[@kingdavid6069]

We love you Bone, keep'em coming

[@BoneTactical]

Thanks buddy will do

[@epm357]

Another great subject and video. Keep'em coming!

[@BoneTactical]

Thank you

[@James-ke5sx]

I keep a micro Recon 1 tanto on one end of a 18'' key chain and keys other end. Just dropping the knife end of the chain the knife opens and I now have a steel whip with a tanto blade. 72 years old, been carrying my steel whip 40+ years. The Recon is a new addition.

[@chrisrydell7379]

Love the content… been watching you for years… keep up the good work. I just recently bought the npe ghost, I’m vary happy with it

[@BoneTactical]

Yeah! I’m glad you like it thanks for your feedback and support

[@GCasey]

I wear my CANK scout carry on front left of my zipper. From there I can reach it (cross draw) with my right hand, and because of its smaller size the handle doesn’t print through my shirt. When wearing tank top and gym shorts I wear the relentless knife as Greg demonstrates here. Since it looks like jewelry or a badge holder no one thinks a knife is attached. The money Traveler Belt will hold heavier items. I have one and can personally attest to this. It holds the Kogatana which was also made/sold by BT, but also supports a medium sized can of pepper spray for those of you who might need to escalate nonlethal self defense in possibly a non-life threatening situation. The belt’s shape and pouch is also unnoticeable even OWB. I use it for cash and a wallet. Since it’s form fitting fits it goes unnoticeable even when worn OWB with an untucked shirt covering it. The El Sicario shirt accomplishes this well. I mean if you’re gonna buy it anyway you might as well get a shirt to go with, saves money on shipping too.

[@Joinordie718]

Excellent concealed carry of knives video sir very informative and knowledgeable. Thanks

[@markussallai1973]

Very interresting point of view! I like this video and the Pt.1! You are doing a great job by informing us with all these methods! Markus (Vienna, Austria)

[@BoneTactical]

Thanks my friend I’m doing my best it’s nice to get some positive feedback!

[@NickAndTech]

It would be great to see vids on the Bone Kogatana and Tradecraft Cank, maybe once they're back in stock. Thanks for making these, there's always useful info to consider.

[@BoneTactical]

Yes exactly. If I can ever keep them in stock I’ll put vids on them up

[@3elements623]

Just in time for summer🙏💪 gonna be taking my relentless everywhere!

[@BoneTactical]

Awesome how much are you enjoying it so far?

[@captainpronin4890]

Great video stay safe out there brother

[@BoneTactical]

Thanks man will do

[@yongkim777]

Thanks, great video!

[@BoneTactical]

👊🏼💪🏻🤙🏼

[@user-ot5mk1lb8b]

The perfect type of knives for edc.

[@BoneTactical]

Exactly

[@mogreen72]

good stuff greg, the bone breaker is miles ahead of that silly little opinel

[@BoneTactical]

Haha I agree thanks man

[@charliepugh9436]

I like it. Waiting for series 3. Thanks 😊

[@tacticalceo685]

Great video keep them coming please and what you think of the spiderco ARK ?

[@BoneTactical]

I discuss Spyderco folding knives in this video! And explain in detail what I think about them thanks for your feedback

[@davidespiritu133]

Yaaaa Bone!!!👍👍

[@BoneTactical]

👊🏼💪🏻🤙🏼

[@jorgefernandez6407]

GREAT video! GREAT series!!!

[@BoneTactical]

Thanks buddy I am glad you like it

[@puneet00788]

Great video

[@BoneTactical]

Thank you

[@Poppaswine33]

I carry a husky box cutter for work and general purposes.. and a Tops c.u.t 4.0 for meat...love it...

[@BoneTactical]

Good choice on the work knife! I hope you get the chance to own a quality self-defense blade one day my friend 🙏🏻

[@JensenAzotea]

Awesome video, thanks for always contributing to the community 🤘🏼I feel like your Kogatana could be in the video for larger sized people. I mean I’m 6ft 170lbs I often carry a knife 9” OAL by sliding it in my front right pocket and using an Ulti-clip(clip where you normally carry a folder), sure the handle sticks out but a shirt will cover it and cool thing is when you sit down it won’t poke you. Also I like Scout carry (front or back).

[@BoneTactical]

Yeah for sure but the Kogatana actually wasn’t available to the public at the time of the making of this video

[@A_Meek_lake_Dweller]

Your method of carry in the front pocket is the most advantageous IMHO. You can hook your thumbs in your front pockets and not look threatening and have a hand on your blade. A kydex sheath with a wider opening to funnel the knife back to the sheath after use has become a criteria. Love the ulti-clip!

[@JensenAzotea]

@@A_Meek_lake_Dweller I just ordered the Kogatana so I’ll have to report back when I figure out how best to carry that blade for the way I operate. Depending on sheath retention I may even try as a neck knife. Just don’t want it to pop out when I jump out of the back of my semi

[@A_Meek_lake_Dweller]

@@JensenAzotea retried semi driver here stay safe! ; )

[@JensenAzotea]

@@A_Meek_lake_Dweller ah that’s awesome, owner opp? yeah these inner cities at night can really make you reevaluate your situational awareness and how prepared you really are for anything

[@hittalikk]

Great video. I do have to admit I carry a spyderco with my keys.

[@Antho2529]

can you do a video on how to carry a knife when you are wearing dress clothing/tucked in shirt and cannot have knife on your belt line or showing? Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge

[@BoneTactical]

The two top knives in this video is how. EDC relentless. NPE ghost. Have worked security with a suit quite often and that’s part of how I developed those incredible knives

[@ngut5915]

That is not really a solution for a tucked in shirt situation. Do you know how difficult it is for someone who is in the most stressful situation of their life to pull out a tucked in shirt? It's basically impossible to do fast unless you trained it a lot. (And pulling the knife out the top of the shirt may not even be an option in the first place due to a tie for example) So testing different methods of carry to find out what works best for you and training your draw regularily is the actual solution to that specific problem. Edit: let me clear up the misunderstanding before it happens: those knives can most definitely be used to solve that problem, but simply carrying one of them won't do you much good. I'm pretty sure the art of war contains something along the lines of 'good warrior without good tools beats the best equipped of bad warriors' so the point is skill comes first and only then does the quality/fancyness of the equipment truly come into play.

[@BoneTactical]

@@ngut5915 thank you for stating the obvious. Much appreciated.

[@maceowedlow6903]

Very informative

[@csiipahoa2857]

On the issue of folding knives.. if you carry a folder for self defense obsolutely must train on how to deploy the knife and then fight with it. Fixed blades are really good for all purposes.

[@Kylecombes4]

Boom

[@BoneTactical]

👊🏼💪🏻🤙🏼

[@tgriff5747]

Bro please consider non-hand-made versions of the Cank and gladius... A lot of us want to upgrade from the relentless but can't afford $400!

[@BoneTactical]

Like the tradecraft cank? Haha yeah they are great. Only they sell out in about 5 minutes so you gotta stay checking the site. Another thing I did to help You guys out his partner with sezzle. You can now check out and pay for payments over six months just a little bit at a time and I actually pay your interest for you so you don’t even have to pay the interest!

[@scaleworksRC]

I carry a "2 SOG instinct mini and started with necklaces, and it's great for easy access but got annoying after a while. Now it stays on my weak side, reversed, so it can be accesed with either hand.

[@BoneTactical]

That’s unfortunate my friend I hope one day you get the opportunity to own and carry a decent blade

[@darrenlawson4909]

I know a few inmates who have another technique that went unmentioned. It's great for concealment and definitely doesn't print but can be very slow on the draw.

[@BoneTactical]

It’s been discussed in a few videos but as you mentioned not exactly ideal

[@darrenlawson4909]

@@BoneTactical it's always seemed quite dangerous too one's self from my perspective.

[@lisaclark6977]

I carry 3 different types of knives and my EDC firearm. I am a small person and have been disabled since 98. I'm not going to play, I'm about to be 58 I have way to much titanium in my body to let someone get to me. The folding knife is just for opening boxes but I also have two knives you are telling people to use.

[@BoneTactical]

That’s a lot!

[@lodanta9015]

Which one knife do you favor to carry

[@BoneTactical]

EDC CANK high roller

[@JadetheGoober]

Useful af

[@BoneTactical]

Indeed

[@Anonymous-is1iv]

Someone commented on the ghost knife within the Amazon reviews saying the ghost knife is traceable for metal detectors (the reviewer gave 1 star) Please make a video of you showing how the ghost knife goes thru all forms of detectors? Also the ghost knife is $70 on Amazon after taxes + shipping (standalone price is also $50 before tax and shipping) is there any way we could have that price match your website? I’ll buy a few.

[@Thelighthouse20]

B-Tac has zero responsibility for customers errors with improper concealment techniques. Or poor choices when a customer decides to bring their N.P.E. 👻 knife in 🚫 zones. There is a video on this channel that shows 👻🗡 passing a metal detection wand.

[@BoneTactical]

Yeah there’s a hater, doesn’t change the facts

[@franksanfelippo5862]

What do you think of automatic knives

[@BoneTactical]

Check video 1 we covered them there

[@edwinvanmeter3578]

IN MY OPINION, AND I KNOW EVERYONE HAS THEIR OWN OPINION, I BELIEVE THE CARUMBA I THINK IS THE BEST ALL AROUND EDC KNIFE TO CARRY !!!

[@BoneTactical]

The KARAMBIT is Discussed in this video

[@KrisSays]

I would like to see targets on the human body and maybe one or two techniques to reach them... Thanks!

[@eklektek6213]

What's your feeling regarding ice-pick carry?

[@ShihabdeentheCyclist]

How to carry Swiss army knife due to fixed blades and locking mechanism not allowed area

[@BoneTactical]

Don’t. Get a bone breaker

[@xxnatexx6825]

If you go on the ground neck knife cant be access reliably best option is to have the knife fixed on your person

[@BoneTactical]

If you base your opinion on what you carry about what you can access after you’ve already gone to the ground you’ve got a major problem that has nothing to do with your carry gear or how you carry it

[@nightb0t668]

Love this series can you do a take if you think ww3 is near?

[@BoneTactical]

Already working on it 🤙🏼 it’ll be the next series

[@MagicMountainLures]

Spyderco endura in the pocket with ziptie mod comes out of pocket open in less than a second 😎 im good with it being there

[@BoneTactical]

That’s great. I recommend spydercos for women. They are a good option for those not dedicated enough to carry a better knife. As long as you don’t come across anybody carrying a Bone Tactical blade you should be fine my friend 👊🏼💪🏻🤙🏼

[@MagicMountainLures]

@@BoneTactical one thing all knives have in common they are sharp.. if it cuts it cuts 🤷‍♂️ however I am interested in your ghost knives they are a really cool concept

[@ZHB1989]

Keychain knives for men with low T… lol

[@enemyofmyenemy6713]

PAULO SUETT KNIVES Channel & webpage