It’s come to my attention that all legitimate knife channels need the Ontario Rat II in
the rotation as an every day carry comparison knife.
Even Nick Shabazz has one.
Presumably because Ontario and Randalls Adventures both have conspired with the Deep State, Illuminati,
Black Helicopters, Chemtrails, Joe Camel, and multiple knife reviewers and websites
to get the Rat II in the hands of as many people as possible.
Then collectively cut each one of us as we remove the excess zip tie off of our Spyderco
Enduras shitty Emerson mod- because that’s a stupid thing to do.
But let’s go over the dimensions of this kinda small for my taste cheap every day carry
pocket knife that the whole goddamn world seems to love- especially the Rothschild’s.
Yeah think about that for a second- but only for a second because then it won’t make
any sense.
The blade size and cutting edge.
Is it just me or does that logo look a lot like the Eye of Providence.
I’m onto you Randalls.
Handle size and grip area.
That’s exactly the reason you’ll never find a dollar bill in my wallet.
Spine thickness and handle thickness.
The Freemasons want us to use money so they can control us.
And the tallness.
Or maybe I have that confused with the free market.
The Rat II is a smaller only slightly cheaper version of the RAT I $30 vs $35.
The Rat I features a flat ground drop point blade, with a satin finish.
Remember sheeple that a flat grind refers to the way the blade steel is thinned down
to make the blade profile and then edge.
Flat means it doesn’t curve inward like a hollow grind or outward like a convex grind.
For example a lot of axes would have a convex grind and a globalist elite knife like the
Sebenza 21 features a hollow grind.
But you knew that your a smart person.
The blade is made from Aus-8 And if you don’t know about Aus 8 just google why does everyone
hate AUS-8.
I’m not hear to tell you to hate AUS-8, I’m just connecting the dots for you so
you can make up your own mind.
AUS-8 though is a fine steel for a cheap knife, use it sharpen it, move on.
You might have to sharpen it more than a super steel, but on the other hand super steels
have large quantities of fluoride in them- and you know better than to mess with that
shit.
I’d tell you to look it up, but THEY have scrubbed any mention of it off the internet.
Trust me.
The blade is deployed by thumb studs.
It’s a quick easy deployment, but you may have trouble if you have large hands…
this is not a knife for large hands.
Get your thumb in there and flick flick flick.
The blade pivots on phosphor bronze washers quickly, and you get good consistent deployments
with just a little bit of practice.
The blade is locked into place by a thin liner lock.
I wish I knew of a conspiracy involving liner locks, but to be honest they’re just too
ehh for anyone to give a shit about.
The liner covers about half the tang of the knife, and seems like it resists spine whacks
fairly well, which would definitely help all of those times you get into knife fights against
people with large sticks trying to get the knife to fold in your hand.
It isn’t hard to disengage… but liner locks aren’t my favorite, I prefer axis
locks and compression locks a bit better because you don’t have to rearrange the knife as
much in your hand when you close the blade.
A compression lock would be found on a Spyderco Para Military 2, and a Axis lock on a Benchmade
940.
The handle is comprised of a stainless steel liner, which is being covered up just like
you’d expect by G10 scales.
G10 is a textured fiber glass like substance, that is basically the same you know other
than the fluoride.
You think I’m joking about the fluoride?
The handle is a little smaller than my gripped fist, and I personally prefer a longer handle.
Just because I like a slightly bigger every day carry knife doesn’t mean you can’t
like this one.
The handle is very comfortable though.
And there’s every a little bit of very wide jimping on the blade spine to rest your thumb
when cutting things.
Detent on the knife is very good… and you can’t fling the blade open like this.
It won’t come open in your pocket, especially if you’re wearing your RFID blocking pants.
If you don’t think a knife can be remotely opened by RFID you’re only kidding yourself.
Speaking of your pants, the pocket clip can be positionable to all four positions on the
knife.
Tip up tip down right or left pocket… or just remove it.
None of us really care.
It’s not a super deep carry and it has the right amount of springiness, able to fairly
easily go in your pocket but also not falling out if youre upside down.
Ok comparisons.
I still haven’t found the douk douk, in case you were wondering.
I’ll bet it’s out rusting under the snow somewhere.
First let’s try the $140 Steel will cutjack mini.
Very similar style and size, but this one is a flipper, and it’s ball bearing- still
though it doesn’t deploy that much better.
You can see the Cut Jack is very inspired by the Rat I. It costs more mostly because
the steel M390.
Check out my review of this if your interested in more programming.
More of my programming.
How about the Benchmade Mini Griptillian.
This is about a $90 knife, made in the USA with a better regarded steel.
This one is still a little small for me, but it does have that nice axis lock I prefer.
Let’s look at the spyderco Delica 4 wharncliffe.
Now this one is a slower deployer, with a different style of lock.
The handle on this has a nicer taper at the end, so even if you have larger hands, it
tapers nicely inside your hand, and doesn’t have a large as butt.
I feel like I should resign after that sentence.
It also has a 4 position clip too.
Ok and one more.
My Endura 4.
This is a larger knife and the size of every day carry knife I prefer.
It has a longer blade for more versatility in cutting… meaning I can cut larger pieces
of food like apples easier.
But the longer handle is also nice too, and gives you a lot of room for different sizes
of grip.
This and the Delica both are about $60.
If I had to recommend a single knife here it would be this one.
Ok so that about does it.
After this video my channel should be ranked higher in search engines, I should gain about
3000 subscribers overnight, and become Youtube famous beyond my wildest dreams- because the
new world order or whatever the hell should now be on my side.
But in reality it’ll probably be good for 3000 views over the next year, so it wasn’t
a complete waste of time, just mostly a waste.
If you’re looking for a fast deploying, compact pocket knife, this is a good one for
about $30 and one of the best values in this price range.
It may be too small a knife for some people like myself, but not everyone has to like
the same thing unless we’re ordered to.
This knife is like the Shawshank redemption for me.
It’s good, I can see why a lot of people like it, but it’s not something I feel like
I’m going to revisit a lot in the future.
The Para Military II is more like my Empire Strikes back.
Which I guess I should have shown here.
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