Skallywag Tactical D2 Dagger Demonstration | Episode 3 

Ohh and btw I watch all of Blade HQs videos, looking at new knives from benchmade, zt and spyderco but your folder, the privateer is the nicest knife I have seen in a long time and from what I can see it’s your first folder. I can’t wait to see your next project.

@@oliverc2931 Thank you.. We appreciate that.

Thanks Robin !

Appreciate you !

on sale for $80 right now

Three years later, Are you owning one?

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@@Skallywagtactical Okay. Thank you.

Zachery, Yours came the same way that the one in the video is.. We do not sharpen the edges as it is not a knife it is a dagger. The purpose of the video is to show how you can cut with the tip if you choose to do so. As you can imagine, we can not do a secondary bevel on the edges to do a sharpened edge as it would make the tip very thin and fragile.. This tool is designed to make space..

that was not bronze it was d2 steel and we broke it hammering it though a Benchmade SOCP blade..

Thats badass!!!! Sorry, i meant bronze the color, not material lol. In that lighting it looked more like a bronze color than FDE. Love your guys knives! Just this year alone ive bought the D2, gaurdian, spindrift, and valhalla. I love them all but my personal favorite is the spindrift!

@@Yeahitsmeagain92 No worries.. the camera makes things look crazy sometimes, lol.. we appreciate your continued business and support.. its a really funny video we will drop at some point but someone had the bright idea to see if we could take advantage of the weak spot in the middle of a benchmade blade.. we broke the ring off the blade but did end up driving it through the other blade with really no damage other then the broken ring..

@@Skallywagtactical thats awesome!!! Im subscribing just to see that video when its released!

Both.. the US made one is normally reserved for large orders and Mil contract.. We used to stock the US made one for retail sale but everyone bitched about the price and never purchased them and chose the offshore made one.. sad but true..

@@Skallywagtactical that seems to be the case for most USA made goods. Alot of people want american made products with Chinese labor prices.

@@brandensutton2324 Yeah its been a giant pill for us to swallow.. right from the start we were getting pushback on US manufactured pricing. You guys are too expensive etc etc... We however have learned much of the lower cost of manufacture off shore is not labor even though that is the case but mostly cause they have invested heavily in high tech equipment that allows us to manufacture many at a time not one at a time. Our only other choice would be to invest about 5 million in equipment plus staff to run the equipment to keep the quality where we want it. Its a tricky game to play if we did invest that and no one would pay the price we would be in debt and out of business.. thanks for understanding, its something we battle with everyday.. That all said we are very lucky to be able to work with a facility both in Taiwan which is Berry Compliant and Hong Kong so it is the more free side of the evil manufacturing giant. We still have the ability to manufacture in-house small batch and have other US manufactures to work with on Military or special orders but its a constant fight to keep quality up.. Lots of learning and swallowing big dry pills in the last 10 years of business.. we keep learning.. Thanks for reaching out and understanding.. we just keep trying to offer the best quality vs price we can.. The good part is the company does support several all American family's who work the business 7 days a week and spend that money made in the US.. Crazy world we live in.. Cheers

@@Skallywagtactical I've been weighing this against the Spartan CQB. If I get aD2 I'd like to purchase one of the USA made. Are they still available on your website?

@@bserieshatch1 Send that request to Sales@Skallywagtactical.com please

sounds like a good person !

@@Skallywagtactical She really is durable and effective. If you need a hole in something, she will make one for you. You won't even need to push her much.

@@butterchuggins5409 Sounds like our kind of people.