Using a Karambit in your EDC gear // Toor Knives Karsumba

Toor Knives sent me this karambit style knife called the Karsumba and they don’t know I’m reviewing it! I think some of you might like this short little fixed blade as part of your EDC gear. This video has something for everyone; sliced meat, badass blades, cocaine abuse and a few crappy jokes! Use this link to get your Karsumba before they’re out of stock.
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[@taofledermaus]

The slices to the pork gave me the heebie jeebies. Yikes

[@noahcount7132]

The LOCTITE-related mental health tip is really appreciated, OG. I had no idea that putting blue LOCTITE on one's nuts would keep a person from having a screw loose. It's something I'll be doing from now on. 😄

[@OGsDangerShow]

It’s on the Internet, Tony. It must be true. 🤷‍♂️

[@lobo-uh2tb]

@@OGsDangerShow is this california legal for a civilian?

[@Thousand_yard_King]

That's the only thing that keeps people from having a screw come loose anymore LOL

[@garbinator09]

@@lobo-uh2tb - As a Cally old retired cop, that difficult to answer in this day and time. Exposed-open carry legally might be legal, but cities counties might have laws against these. Each has their very own district attorney’s even judges. Hurting any of our PROTECTED CLASS residents guarantees the white privileged law abiding will be made to suffer certain wrath. Right, wrong, maybe in the middle. Kit Gloves must be always considered. Running away, allowing your beat down, clothing shoes, jewelry, cash, credit cards, just be still, don’t fight back, cooperate with your attackers, put your hands up and cry please spare me my life! I got children! Blahhhh Blaaah! Remember anything below a $1000 robbed or stolen in only a fine. Citation and release. Felons having multiple offenses released without even being processed into Jails. Within hours, reoffend and so it goes. I feel if I as a white dude don’t run away while in public! My house, my family would suddenly be under attack for being racists reactionary unable to hold back from seriously injuring a Black well known Thug in my community. Which is why I remain home a lot. Unless I have a specific task/purpose, I stay home. I have stopped going to movies but? Thats another sad story.

[@garbinator09]

@@lobo-uh2tb - Consider the D.A. In a courtroom showing this knife to a jury for one moment? The expert knife fighter being called to demonstrate how deadly this hand weapon to be? Legal fees, months and months of fear/trepidation. TOO YOU! Beware which city you find yourself. Hundreds of VERY progressive Liberal Protective League law groups exist only to throw they’er despotic might against the common man-the righteous man! These groups have unlimited funding… They are highly successful gaining certain minority prisoners their freedom an/or lowered custody status. Including released early. California literally gets on its knees to sip the piss in these organization cups! Praised for the humanitarian work they do and believe! As its stated, such bastards to Mankind’s new World Order are “Good with Children!” I wished I had a dollar for every time I’ve heard this word in and out of Uniform. I’d be richer than Soros! Gregg? You go on talking about killing, I got equal stories about how acting in self defense turns to racial vigilanteism in a heart beat. A knife? Hell? I’m afraid to even carry my old Collapsable Baton as a retired guy! Or? My set of fighting Nunchucks I am well trained in. Both felonies! This second, I have a Russian Army Entrenching tool sharpened to razor edge. Right next to it is a fresh roll of shit paper! If shit gets Hinky, I either flee the area? Or I gab my shovel. Last recent threats I’ve fled. Gas pump related. Now they try forcing/Cohersing you into swiping your credit card into they’er pump. As horridly poor sit in front of gas pumps, unable to fuel their junk heaps. Yes, I live in a high crime area. However? Crime is spreading quickly to the well to do areas-Thats a whole other report. Note: In the event I try having conversation with on duty coppers, I cannot get many of my questions answered. They are maybe too young, feel intimidated, maybe even afraid to openly speak to me. The cards are stacked against any civilian packing any hand weapon considered a felony in states Penal code. Regarding open carry: Thats inviting a terrible confrontation where I live. FAR LEFT LOONES are everywhere! They will bait you into confrontation people! I’ve seen men wearing rear cross draw fighting knives at the small of their back while carrying their kid. NO THUMB RELEASE. I almost wanted to slip it out of its sheath-follow him out, then hand it back to him. He was in total family guy mode. 👹

[@MarkHansen1990]

Well if a big bad pork shoulder or a sack of flower trys to grab your hand held freedom pill distribution machine. I think you got it covered sir.

[@kbjerke]

First impression that it was powdered sugar donuts... 🙂 Edit to add - an interesting knife, for certain, but not one I would be comfortable with. I'm an Old Codger. LOL Thanks for the video, Officer Greg!!

[@lhinarizona6658]

That is a great looking blade. I too have been carrying a weak side blade for years, concealed. My current fav is the CRKT Hissatsu. It's fast and has a deep strike.

[@redfaux74]

Incredible video brother! ❤ I, being a Cold Steel freak, was going to comment blah, blah, blah about my fave knife company but you sliced and diced me with that "made by veterans here in the USA". 💥💣💥 Thank you for your continued service to our country. You're a hero and your editing is bar none.... Stay safe! 🎈🥳🎈

[@OGsDangerShow]

Thanks Red. Always good to see you here in the comments section. Stay safe out there.

[@Kratos_God_of_50_BMG]

I have a friend that took Silat for a long time, and he showed me several nasty techniques that they use with their CQC karambits. Slicing through the top of someone's hand above the wrist, will sever the tendons in that hand making it completely useless. They'll 100% drop whatever they were holding or grabbing, and making a fist just isn't going to happen! Inside the armpit, or the upper end of the bicep is another way to incapacitate someone trying to grab your shiz. If you were somehow knocked down, the tendons right above your ankle is another spot for incapacitating either leg.....or both. And if SHTF just take a nice deep cut into the upper right side of their thigh, taking that femoral artery, and them, out of the fight permanently.

[@aaronsmith4940]

In about 12 seconds at that

[@TheNetsrac]

It's a really cool and nasty weapon for sure but sadly illegal here in Denmark 😥 For an awesome (and bloody) movie reference to the Karambit, The Raid 2, the kitchen fight scene kzbin.info/www/bejne/q37NlmqJp6inhqs Great Silat fight as well 👍🏻 Yes it's a movie but it's awesome

[@Sheridantank]

@@TheNetsrac Doing something about it. The only sad thing is that people are to cowardice to stand up for their rights. You don't need to be an Americans and have a second amendment to have the right to be armed. Do things to change the law.

[@TheNetsrac]

@@Sheridantank In general, I'm fine with our strict knife and weapon laws here (it's Europe after all ^^) , but some of them make no sense. I can carry a sharpened five-inch flat head screwdriver at any time, but a tiny karambit is a no-go? WTF?

[@ChristopherKnN]

The top side of the hand is the extensor tendons, which controls the opening of the fingers. The inner forearm will get the flexor tendons, preventing grip. Those are the ones you want to disable, unless you are concerned about the 3 Stooges eye poke.

[@TheGeekiestGuy]

That's a pretty nice knife. I'm a fan of the karambit for sure. You would probably dig the scalpel I keep on a chain around my neck. Robert Amsler made it for me. He has them up on etsy; they're hand-made, and he made them for that last bladerunner movie. Anyway, stay safe out there, brother. 🤙🏾

[@greytallcloud5695]

Wow! After listening to your video's you would think this is what you have done all your life, very smooth and cohesive. Great analysis without over doing it like most. Great work!!!

[@BillBodrero]

Another great tool review. I love your stuff, OG. Always interesting, informative, and entertaining. Thank you, sir.

[@OGsDangerShow]

Thanks Bill. Always good to have you stop by.

[@user-cs3hi8zp7p]

That micarta and the 3V are great...overall shape of the blade is definitely an awesome self-defense edc! Thanks for showing OG👊

[@whalehands]

Connor and the rest of the Toor gang, are a bunch of great Veteran peeps. I was lucky enough to discover them and followed them since the beginning. Was awhile until I could justify those prices for a knife. Their g10 textures are the best in the business if you ask me. I have all their folders but the Chasm. Have the Jank Shank and my Viper arrived today. My Darter also shipped today as well. I would like to get the Serpent and wouldn't mind this little Karambit as well. Also, that little Kabar TDI is a wonderful knife. It's what I carried when I was in the Air Force. It's actually what made me start carrying and getting into knives. I will always have a soft spot in my heart for it. When I finally said "Okay, this guy needs retired" I bought the Kabar Hinderer Hellfire. Little did I know at the time of buying those knives. My Hometown is 20 mins away from the Tactical Defense Institute and 2 hrs away from Hinderer. And I have a question hopefully you could answer. I heard using a knife in defense could also possibly bring charges to you. I don't know why a gun or knife would be different in a self defense outcome but, I would guess the more brutal nature of the wound. If someone is trying to injure me or my loved ones, like most I would hope, would do whatever it takes to defend them. Which would include having to cut or stab someone if all other options immediately disappear to stop the situation at hand. May be a dumb question but, I have always had a thought about this. A gun has moreover replaced the knife as the best option for self defense so, I believe that puts a stigma on using knives as self defense tools.

[@OGsDangerShow]

Knives are perfectly fine for self defense. The self defense laws in all states say you must be in fear for your life. They don’t say what you can use to defend yourself. Just be aware that knives are VERY up close weapons and the attacker is way too close by the time they’re useful. And they’re not as reliable for stopping fights either. A cut or a stab is rather easy to survive.

[@whalehands]

@@OGsDangerShow I did some knife fighting and mma classes when I was in the AF. I wrestled all my life, so, I tried to implement knives into that somehow. I just always figured if someone tries to rob you, and you slice their stomach or arm open trying to protect yourself, the Judge will throw the book at you. As stupid as that sounds, I could see it happening in today's world. Especially when you have criminals counter suing the victims and sometimes winning.

[@jimcappa6815]

That’s a nice knife. I really appreciate the full tang handle. I pity the next sack of flour that comes after you, OG! Keep spoiling those OG compound security pups!

[@lonestarrepublic1836]

OG bringing that cinamatic fire 🔥 AND quality info! You never disappoint. Stay safe on the streets brother.

[@OGsDangerShow]

Thanks, man. Glad you liked it.

[@cigarsarge1]

Before I retired I carried a TOPS Devils Elbow XL on my duty belt. Karambits are really useful if you know how to use them. I still carry it for the same reasons I carried it on duty. That looks like something I might add to my collection.

[@CommodoreFan64]

Great review, and I say do what works for you, and your budget, and that you're comfortable with. For my needs, I mostly carry a small sheffield folding box blade knife as my EDC knife in my front left pocket, along with pepper spray on my EDC bag, and .22LR single shot life card clipped to my pants for concealed carry, now when I'm camping, fishing, going someplace I might feel unsure of, etc.. I'll grab my trusty Old Timer SharpFinger fixed blade with it's leather sheath as well, and hang it from my belt.

[@PeteHemdem]

That first cut looked like somebody I know.

[@OGsDangerShow]

See? I knew the comments were forthcoming. 😆

[@macdaddy8011]

Sweet knife OG. Though I try to be as frugal as possible, I completely agree with you regarding spending more for the tools that serve to protect your life and the lives of your loved ones, and stand between you and the grim reaper. I don't recall ever hearing about a police officer using their knife for defense/offense, against an attacker. Does this happen often and is just not reported/discussed externally? Or maybe it's just due to my lack of watching the news throughout the last decade or so... Regardless, I assume drawing your knife is a last resort, when your primary weapon is no longer available or combat effective and you don't have (or have time to access) your secondary firearm. On that note, do the youngest generation of officers typically carry a secondary firearm on their person? Also, does the police academy teach new recruits knife fighting skills, in addition to knife defense? Stay frosty out there folks and keep your head on a swivel. Lots of bad people and lots of bad things out and about.

[@OGsDangerShow]

A few answers here: first, the use of the defensive knife by a police officer is very rare. Our holsters are designed to prevent gun grabs these days and we are trained in retention techniques and hand to hand methods to prevent such a thing. Still, quite a few officers carry a knife there. Second, the new kids these days in most agencies carry a back up weapon while on duty. Officers in my agency aren’t known for carrying them and I would say only about 50% do so. Third, the Academy does not teach knife fighting techniques that I am aware of. I have gone to some schools for stick and knife fighting on a limited basis, but our Academy only teaches ground fighting and some hand to hand work.

[@boomstick4054]

Defensive use? Sure, if it came down to that. Just carry a knife ALWAYS. If the defensive need never arises, you’ll probably need it to cut seatbelts, or a hanging rope, or a tough steak biscuit. Bottom line, if you’re carrying a good, solid knife 24/7/365, there will definitely be a time you’re glad you had it. Same exact scenario with a firearm.

[@lhkraut]

Outstanding as always. Might have to add a Karsumba to my EDC. Thx, stay safe! Oh wait, I forgot. I am on disability, so have to save that money for gas and food. I will keep dreaming though, LOL!

[@j.robertsergertson4513]

I think that mustache is called a "Hunter" ,from indulging in parmesan 👍

[@michaelfabian2401]

Hey OG, I know there is a million Officer Duty Belt setups and whatnot, but would you ever consider giving us a very in-depth review of what's currently on your Duty Belt? I'd love to see a break down from you, going over maybe what you started out with on your belt in the rookie years, what's been consistently used and kept through the years, and what's new and or improved. Personally, I've love to see a breakdown on what you wear/carry on Duty, what firearms/holsters you've used through the years, from what cuffs and lights and everything else Sir. Thanks for everything you do, I absolutely LOVE your channel and have binged every video in the past month or so lol. Stay safe, Love God, Love our Country 🤘

[@OGsDangerShow]

Thanks Michael. I think that might make an interesting video. Lemme catch up on some backlogged ideas and I’ll get it filmed.

[@paladinhill]

@@OGsDangerShow Michael has a good idea there Gregg. I know the folks walking the thin blue line don't carry the same stuff I did on my Sam Browne back in the early 1970's... and y'all now have this new thing called VELCRO. We used "keepers", S&W Model 10's (I carried a Model 19), and zip ties hadn't been invented yet. My how times have changed. Be safe, brother!!

[@OGsDangerShow]

@@paladinhill we still use keepers. 😆

[@mattbrown5511]

Nice puppers you have there. Thank you for showing us this little work of art. If I ever get the resources, I'll buy one.

[@warweaponx6629]

I carry the Toor Jank Shank on my weak side. Love it

[@Wheeling88]

Cool blade ,definitely looking & considering... Thank you for the update Sir, Be safe. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@rreaper8860]

Great job O.G. I watch you and Jeff alot. I haven't been on your channel much but, you are drawing me in. I like your whit and humor and common sense. Which isn't so common anymore. Keep it up. We all can use some good chuckles now a days. I miss Danny too.

[@OGsDangerShow]

Thanks for watching the show. I have quite a few videos here on the channel that you might like. Most of them are garbage but a couple turned out OK.

[@rreaper8860]

@@OGsDangerShow its just evolving on a good path. Keep being you man the rest will fall in place.

[@fastamx069box8]

Hey OG, Excellent Review. Great presentation and beautiful Knife. Me Loves some good knives. I have always been a KA-BAR caring person. Again, very excellent preparation 👍👍👍👍 Say Hey to Jeff and pass along my thoughts and prayers to Danny's Wife 🙏 God bless you and thank you for your service...!!

[@OGsDangerShow]

Thanks for checking it out. 😎👍

[@TheKegtwo]

Thanks for the honest assessment OG.

[@OGsDangerShow]

Thanks for watching it, David. 😎👍

[@airgunfun4248]

Really great OG! That knife is sweet. The video it's self was amazing. And once again real belly laughs the humor is spot on. I agree in todays world with all our ''modern problems'' Stay vigilant is the key. Your channel is great for meaningful gear reviews and much needed comic relief. I think I'm gonna watch that Chevy classic next haven't thought of that one for a while thanks!

[@OGsDangerShow]

Thanks for the awesome review of my review, Airgun. Glad you like the show.

[@TheNetsrac]

I love Karambit knives but sadly they are illegal here in Denmark, and yes we got some weird knife laws, that makes little sense 🤔 In general, it's a max blade length of 2 inches but for whatever reason, the Karambit is considered way more dangerous than a common knife/folding knife and is a no go here Thank you, OG, for this really cool karambit video Stay safe and have a great weekend everyone

[@j_freeman3230]

Karambit are some wicked blades. Definitely great sellers on my table.

[@WhenTheManComesAround]

The color of the handle blends well with your uniform. Great review my friend 👍

[@OGsDangerShow]

Thanks man. Always good to have you stop by the show.

[@williamhoppe4500]

Michael Janisch calls the pork roast wrapped in cellophane, "Pork Man." He uses it in his knife classes. Thanks for the really great video.

[@af22raptor23503]

Very nice Blade! I have been looking for a Blade just like that and I will be ordering one in a few minutes. Thank YOU OG!

[@OGsDangerShow]

You won’t be disappointed, sir. Tell them OG sent you.

[@OGsDangerShow]

The internet is hilarious; one commenter says “$235 for that? I don’t think so” and two comments later another says “worth every penny”. You can’t make this stuff up. 🤷‍♂️

[@richardhillier442]

Aw Karambit! Or was that Karamba?? 🤔 Nice knife Greg. Thx Sir...BE Safe Brother!🤠

[@WhuDhat]

it's crazy you carried the Kabar TDI, I was just thinking how it reminded me of the last ditch kabar I used to always see on Amazon for ~$20 years ago back when you could still buy cool stuff from Amazon. I for one believe a karambit can be an especially devastating tool in the right hands, used to watch Doug Marcaida and other FMA practitioners demonstrations on them, I used to fiddle around with a cold steel fgx nightshade karambit to practice with, if you're unaware they're glass filled nylon versions of some of their best selling knives, pretty cool things, totally weatherproof, undetectable by standard metal detectors and most of them can actually take quite a bit of abuse before losing a tip or anything like that (which is repairable if you're so inclined) and best of all they're dirt cheap. if I had nothing else I'd reach for one before throwing hands, check them out! good video as always, stay safe in these trying times.

[@nathanmuir8057]

Love It. Thanks for showing this to us.

[@OGsDangerShow]

Thanks for watching it.

[@dougney3026]

Doug from Virginia . Great channel 👍😁 got to hit that like !

[@OGsDangerShow]

Thanks Doug. Glad you dig the show. 😎👍

[@Maxid1]

8:09 No wonder your kids always screamed, "NO" When you asked, "Hey kids! Do you want to go play on the swings?"

[@goldenwheeledbanshee9160]

I hope u never need 2 use that knife on duty Officer Greg. Glad u take comfort with it on u're kit belt. Stay safe an believe it or not u're a hero 2 alot of us watching.

[@OGsDangerShow]

Thanks Banshee. That means a lot.

[@StrangerOman]

Pretty good. Still can open boxes too :D I like the camera work, great as usual. And even dogos BBQ at the end. Lovely.

[@OGsDangerShow]

Thanks for checking it out, Stranger. 😎👍

[@Stoney_AKA_James]

Nice karambit design!

[@smokiewolf]

Those are some stone cold killers you have for guard dogs! 😉 It was nice meeting them, great show!

[@OGsDangerShow]

If you’re an intruder dressed like a tennis ball, you’re in serious trouble. Anyone else… not so much.

[@lbcsv]

Nice twist on the Karambit. I guess the lack of the ring is better suited to the American use. Few of us can use the ring to it’s full potential anyway.

[@jimmycurran5355]

Wicked cool OG. Stay safe sir.

[@WalterBurton]

Looks like a nice knife. 👍

[@boogboog8097]

When using a blade you don't need to "wind up" or pull back to generate power, speed is all you need, just snap immediately forward from whatever ready position you have, train it even just as an eye jab you can use a 1" piece of tape stuck on a curtain practise accurately tapping it with an eye jab easily translates to blades.

[@paulstan9828]

Ha!!! Love the inserts.

[@THEfamouspolka]

Hey OG! Just wanted to drop you a wee ping to tell you that your "no one is coming" shirt brings all the girls to my yard! Everytime I wear it I get no fewer than 5 positive feeds back!! The coolest aspect of these comments is that it's always from all different shades, ancestry, and chromosomal mixes!!! I know it's not me that is the new hotness, just happy to be a disciple of Greg. Sharing the gospel of personal responsibility and trained readiness!!

[@OGsDangerShow]

Awesome. I’m glad it’s working out for you. Use a long stick to keep the hot girls at a distance.

[@SpankyK]

I have many, many knives and that is a quality knife. 3v steel is some of the toughest metallurgy can offer today.

[@mwmcbroom]

Hehe, reminds me of Forged in Fire's Doug cutting stuff to ribbons with his karambits.

[@OGsDangerShow]

That guy is a Karambit God.

[@kbjerke]

Beautiful companions. They deserve to be spoiled.

[@dibingsdibingens8463]

11:28 😆😆😆 God, that gave me a good laugh. Thanks 👍

[@CzechSixTv]

I was gifted a traditional Karambit(with the ring) but per my lawyers advice I don't carry it here in PA. I can legally carry a large hunting or 'Bowie' knife, but under PA law a Karambit is a bit of a gray area.

[@OGsDangerShow]

Jeez. We can even carry them here in Calunicornia. 🤷‍♂️

[@LYLEWOLD]

@@OGsDangerShow Speaking of CA, It's my understanding that any fixed blade knife can only be carried with the handle showing. I can carry a folder with no issue, but as a CA resident, any hidden fixed-blade knife will get me in trouble. Even with an LTC. OG, do you know if that's still the case?

[@CzechSixTv]

@@OGsDangerShow It's OK, I can legally open carry a loaded AR with a 100 round drum. Hell, If I had the money to buy one I could legally carry an AR with a giggle switch.

[@eric81872]

Thank you for the video! ☺♥

[@OGsDangerShow]

Thanks for watching. 😎👍

[@bearbarre6435]

Annother great video, OG. Great little knife, too, and I'm with you about the price. You get what you pay for, and you pay for quality materials and craftmanship. There's an old saying about "Buy once, cry once". That being said, I'm also a big fan of Horrible Fright (Harbor Fright), 'cause I'm a cheapskate that can "squeeze a nickel 'til the buffalo shits". That is the exact cut of pork I like to slow-roast. If I can find it on sale (and that one looks to be just about the right size, too). Up until Sleepy Joe declared war on the law abiding citizens of the U.S., the American Dream and the American way of life, a sale meant you could pick that roast up for 67 cents per pound. Yes, there's a pretty big bone in it, and a large knot of veins, etc. but there's still a whole heap of meat on it. Now here's what you do with it: First, turn the oven on to 225 degrees to pre-heat, then in a large iron frying pan, put about 2 tablespoons of olive oil, and set that to heating. While those are coming up to temperature, put salt, pepper and garlic on the meat, rub it in and turn it to salt, pepper and garlic the next side, rub and turn, etc. until the entire outside of the roast has been done. Leave the skin on, but slice it into one inch squares. Make sure you cut all the way down through the skin to the meat. Now put your roast into the frying pan SKIN SIDE DOWN and sear it. Once the skin side is seared, keep turning and do the rest, getting a good sear all over the meat. You should end with the SKIN SIDE UP. Now pour a can of chicken broth over the meat, cover it with an aluminum foil tent (I found an aluminum lid with a really high dome that fits my pan like it was made for it) and put the whole thing in the oven. A roast that size, can take anywhere from 6 to 8 hours, depending on the size of the roast. I've done some for 12 hours. Check on it about every hour, though, because between the chicken broth and the moisture the roast sweats out in terms of fat and water, you run the risk of overflowing your frying pan. If it start to get close, use a turkey baster to transfer about half of it into a bowl and set off to the side. Once the rest of it starts to cook off and evaporate, add this back in to the pan. After a couple of hours the meat will be cooked through, but it will still be tough. That's when I like to cut it into chunks about the size of a baseball. Now it's a waiting game. Keep checking on it about once per hour. At some point, when the time is right, the meat will become very tender and easy to shred into strands of meat, but it's not quite done yet. I keep it cooking until I can not only shred it, but take a big forkful, put another fork in so that the forks are back to back, but right next to each other, and slide them apart sideways, shearing the meat strands. (This is where I generally remove the bone and any parts I don't want, like the veins and tissue surrounding them) At this time, there should still be quite a bit of liquid in the pan. Some folks will pour this off, but my Dear Ol' Dad taught me that, rather than pouring off the excess liquid or using a thickening agent, cook it down slowly so that all that good flavor coats and infuses the meat. It takes longer, but it's well worth the wait. For this, I usually increase the temperature to about 300 and remove the lid, checking on the meat and stirring it every 15 to 30 minutes. What you should be left with is enough shredded roasted pork to completely fill a large iron frying pan almost to overflowing (depending on the size of the roast, that is). It goes great in burritos, makes awesome pulled pork BBQ sandwiches, it's even good just by itself with maybe a little honey mustard on the side, and sometimes the Ol' Blister will use some to make an enchilada casserole that is out of this world. Not every time, but often when I do a roast, I will cut up some carrots, quarter a few potatoes and an onion or two, but not put them in with the meat until I've cut the roast into baseball sized chunks and removed some of the juice.

[@johnmatthews4717]

Spot on OG

[@LYLEWOLD]

7:27 "Nice and deep. Into the meat!" OG's unauthorized autobiography.

[@jeremyshackelford8080]

Nice piece of kit O.G. I scout carry a Tops Devils Claw. G10 instead of micarta. I need one of these in my life

[@OGsDangerShow]

Love those TOPS knives! I still carry an old school CAT tango blade from 25 years ago!

[@54tristin]

Giving the pork shoulder to the coyotes! I like this guy!

[@macgrifty476]

Currently part of my EDC: Caswell CRKT Provoke folding karambit.

[@ctsnider88]

Impressive!

[@ahumblepoet]

Beautiful

[@SpankyK]

Cross Content two of my favorite KZbin communities! Great job OG! #DSKFS #kniferights #kniferightsmatter

[@OGsDangerShow]

Thanks Spanky. Not sure how many knife reviews I’ll do. They don’t seem to get watched much. 🤷‍♂️

[@l.a.3887]

Grate looking knife

[@Juice556]

Great video Greg, thank you. If I may, would you be willing to do a review of an EDC knife in the, roughly, 100 dollar range? Whatever style you want, but for the same purpose.

[@OGsDangerShow]

Yes. I’d prefer those since that’s the range I buy in. Big fan of Spydercos. Maybe a review is needed.

[@mertonsilliker3686]

Nice, very nice

[@rikertvonfulton16]

Stay safe OG !!

[@AudraT]

The knife looks like something you would see a government assassin from TV use.

[@OGsDangerShow]

🤫

[@middle-agedmacdonald2965]

What projects on underwater welding has Jeff worked on? I'd be interested to see?

[@richavic4520]

Couple of carrots couple of onions, wallah! Supper!

[@brijstaker]

DAMN!!!!! I NEED ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! But, you were using your right hand... lol. THANKs Sir!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Alex-ic3zp]

Tanks OG!

[@OGsDangerShow]

Thanks for watching , Alex.

[@frankhinkle5772]

In a couple of the slow-motion shots hanging from the rack I thought that you had missed the pork loin. It hardly moved as the blade is so sharp!

[@OGsDangerShow]

I kept wondering that myself. I’m old, but my spatial perception is usually spot on.

[@frankhinkle5772]

@@OGsDangerShow You obviously hit it, but that blade went ZING and that was it. I can see why people in the heat of combat don't even know that they've been cut.

[@oldesertguy9616]

The reason you carry a knife on the left side of your belt is the same reason I carried an AMT Backup in my left rear uniform pants pocket when on patrol. Never had to find out if that would have worked.

[@OGsDangerShow]

Good. I’ve never had to slice anyone either. I hope to exit this career without using a knife or a gun on someone.

[@simmo1567]

Great video. However, living in Michigan we can’t conceal carry fixed blades. Currently looking for a folding karambit.

[@skips1376]

Crucible particulate metal It's my favorite knife material

[@rikertvonfulton16]

Those knives are wicked up close. Probably more effective at arms length than a pistol.

[@mattberry4457]

com 3v easy to sharpen. haha great steel. awesome duty or self defense knife. i would like a thinner stock but close enough. the handle is perfect for the intended use. worth every penny.

[@Rc-Adventurers]

Just asking… why do u choose support side reverse/ice pick grip opposed to using left hand traditional grip??

[@OGsDangerShow]

If you think about how a knife is mounted on your belt, it pretty much has to be grabbed out in an ice pick style grip. Very difficult under stress to get your hand in the right position to grab it in a traditional grip.

[@boomstick4054]

Whatever that last bite of meat was, the dog wouldn’t even eat it! Hilarious!!! Testing different marinades?

[@OGsDangerShow]

Maggie has never liked meat. Weirdest dog on the planet. She’ll eat bland tortillas or bread all day long though. 🤷‍♂️

[@joemorganeatmyshortschannel]

I really like that officer Gregg I as a civilian carry just a mora of the Walmart knock off can do similar job if needed I guess

[@myfavoriteviewer306]

OG hates flour! Stay away from the flour! 😂

[@WalterBurton]

I've noticed your Benchmade in other videos. And your ZT. I think it was you. lol At any rate, I appreciate the opinion of another person who thinks seriously about blades. 👍

[@OGsDangerShow]

I’ve got a new Benchmade 9400 and a Bugout. Years ago the wife got me the ZT. Most of my knives are Spydercos.

[@WalterBurton]

@@OGsDangerShow : Right on. These days I carry a little Spyderco in my back pocket as my friendly EDC, and a little TOPS fixed-blade at 10:00 for my clinch-pick. There was a time when I carried a Spyderco Civilian every day. That's been a while now. :-)

[@JettBlast]

Thank you OG, i am glad you let us meet your friends from Kusadasi, Turkey Ismael and Vasfiye. I love seeing your content and enjoy your sarcastic sense of humor here and on TAOFLEDERMAUS it great to see the 2nd Amendment enjoyed in a safe and educational way.

[@Caseydog3]

I carry and train with a karambit I have 9 of them but only use the ones with the finger holes!

[@Maxid1]

I'm going to get one of these. I want to be prepared if I'm ever attacked by a pork loin.

[@Snugglez187]

I carried that same model of Ka-bar in the same spot for a very long time, except I carry my mags vertically, so the pouch almost completely hid the knife. Then we had a policy change and couldn't carry fixed blades anymore. 🤦‍♂️

[@matt291]

Check out the reverse by edge in jank shank by toor. I just got mine last week and I'm quite happy.

[@OGsDangerShow]

I saw those. Weird looking but deadly.

[@cbremer83]

What would make the knife a little better is if the back side of the blade was also sharpened. At least some of it. Mainly so that after the slash you can come right back with a jab that pokes a little better. Would not be perfect with a curved blade, but opens more options.

[@chadh3441]

If you want some entertainment, check out the reviews on Amazon for a karambit that has Smith & Wesson’s logo on it. I believe it has a 7.6” blade that’s sharpened on both sides. Instead of having only a partial section sharpened, the entire length of the blade is. It’s rather amusing reading the comments of how many of them ended up cutting themselves at least once, with a few even happening the first time they removed it or holstered it. Lol

[@cbremer83]

@@chadh3441 wow. Lol. Knives are no joke. Especially double edged ones.

[@generaliserad]

Have attached a CRKT First Responder to the base of my seatbelt if my car goes Australia on me. Could it be a viable alternative to your described purposes as well?

[@OGsDangerShow]

Of course. But I wouldn’t out and expensive knife on my seatbelt. Any good sheepsfoot serrated blade would be perfect for that.

[@generaliserad]

​@@OGsDangerShow Thanks for the reply, and fair enough. Thx for the serration tip. Have a Subscription and a Like

[@KD7ETH]

Be Alert! The world needs more lerts!

[@MrEsPlace]

Would that be a good angle for cutting seat belts or bindings? Thanks for the upload, I like that knife. I've got big meat hooks too and that looks pretty comfortable.

[@OGsDangerShow]

No. It’s purely a defensive knife/carry style. I keep a serrated folding knife in my right rear pocket for seatbelts and other work tasks.

[@MrEsPlace]

@@OGsDangerShow is serrated best for seat belts? (This may seem obvious but until you've actually cut a seat belt, it's pure speculation isn't it?)

[@OGsDangerShow]

Yes. You want serrated blades anytime you have to cut belts, hoses or anything tough

[@mamabearthrives7815]

I’m trying so hard to find out how to buy your merch for my husband and myself but mainly him because his birthday in a couple weeks, where is the “merch shelf”or can I get a link, and BTW thank you for all the awesome videos we both love your channel and personality! 🇺🇸💪💜

[@OGsDangerShow]

Thanks Mamma Bear. If you’re watching on a phone or iPad, underneath the videos is usually an ad. Under that is the comment section and right below that is a few pictures of t-shirts or sweatshirts from my show. Click on that and it will take you to Teespring where you can buy other things too. Or you can try this link, it should take you to my channel’s home page and at the top., above the show logo you’ll see a list of things you can slide left or right and one of them is “STORE”. Thanks! kzbin.info

[@trebrehenuf]

you sure gave that loin a howyadoin

[@OGsDangerShow]

It was talking shit about your mom. No other choice.

[@alexcorvis1379]

Hey! Spyderco stretch2 is also nice. I know you like the spyderco

[@OGsDangerShow]

I LOVE Spydercos. Probably have more of them than any other knife.

[@alexcorvis1379]

@@OGsDangerShow How the zdp-189 steel?

[@billystink4611]

Actually seems like a fair price for a US made 3v knife. Pretty neat.

[@jeffslaven]

Getting high-fived by a Velociraptor? Heh heh, you've just met a Karambit!

[@hmmm2183]

Ok so outside of being expensive I don’t see that it does anything that the TDI doesn’t

[@kczcb4697]

You’d be a great weapons tester on forged in fire og.

[@OGsDangerShow]

I’m still waiting for them to call.

[@randybounds2244]

Loose screws? That hit home OG.