Are these considered "knives"? You be the judge. 

Nice stuff. I have found that the less trained the airport security guys are, the more difficulty is to go through. On a recent trip, on a small Mexican city a security guy made me check-in my regulator arguing that it's possible to make an explosive device out of it, specially because of the "timer" attached to the end of one of the houses (meaning the SPG)

It will likely show up on x-ray as a knife shaped object. So flying with it is probably not possible.

Gotta have the tactical beard comb! Yes!!!

In the last month I bought 2 new microtech's. And a reate exo

Obligatory: "You call that a knife?

Looking good Gus 👌 1. non metal knife -> noice, nothing special. Where I live this would be unlawful due to the length of the exposed blade, not the material. So taking it into a place with metal detector meh no issues until they frisk you and find it and call the cops on your regardless. Also pretty sure you will not be allowed to board with that, and if you don't declare and get caught by the scanner ( not metal detector, but the x-ray scanner they use for this exact reason ) you're probably going on a government watch list. 2. not-brass knuckles - > shape doesn't look like it would be good for intended use, the part which goes on the inside of your hand needs to be as tall as your hand and not just the width of two of the inner bones in your hand. If you hit something with that with full force you will still break bones in your hand, which is exactly the point of brass knuckles not to. Also, putting spikes on knucks looks mean, and will cause scaring when used, but also makes using it always a felony as I been explained more then once ( non spike -> could be argued you're not using potentially deadly force ). IANAL though so ymmv 3. knuckle-knife -> those are only 'useful'for self defense and then only if you're trained with them, opposed to brass knuckles where the idea is that everyone can use them 'naturally' ( which isn't the case as 95% of people don't even grip them correctly ). 4. Sharpy 'pick' -> not a knife, knife has an edge, but other then that not much to say about them other then 'they hurt'. Reminds me of when I was a teen and everyone had a screwdriver in the headset of their mopeds ( for self defense if someone tried to jump you ). 5. Tactical pen -> more used for 'control' / pressure points ( Hard2Hurt has a nice episode where he goes to someone who's very good with it ;) ). 6. prybar -> not a weapon, though could be used for control/pressure points just like a tactical pen by someone who's trained 7 leatherman multi tool -> multi tool 8 beard comb -> lol I had one just like it, except I won it at the fare so quality wasn't really up there ;) This was a nice change though, looking through your 'interesting knife collection'. I do miss the knife you pulled out during an episode, not sure which one but Woody was talking about 'sensible knifes' and you pulled out that Rambo knife ;) Next up, car collection? I know you have some fun stuff there. But that would require not just a show and tell but taking us on a ride in each one..

You have too many toys 😂😂😂😂

"I'm not collecting them, I just happen to have a bunch" - every hoarder ever. j/k. keep knifing, Gus. also, judging by the first 5 minutes, I would guess you live somewhere on the border of Israel, Gaza, Afghanistan, and Iran? oh and check out a brass bolt action pen.

Why even keep saying that it might make it through TSA? can’t put that in the ether.