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@@clo2715 It would be Sharp! But I love the simple nature of the Sabenza :)

@@DaKrEm2.6 LoL, yep but I finally settled on ones that take the G2 as my fav!

@johncacey the Uni-Ball Jetstream Elements in 1.0mm black ink is my overall favorite and daily writing choice. I really like the hybrid "best of both worlds" ink. Having said that I'm looking for other pens to enjoy writing with.. the Pilot Acroball (also hybrid) is a top pic, the Uni-Ball Signo 207 & 207+ are good as is the Pilot G2, 0.7mm in black is very nice. I've used Fisher Space pens for many many years in medium black ink. They write great when brand new. Lately they've taken a back seat.

@ Yes, it's funny if you're like me once you find what works you pretty much just stick with it. I just went through a lot to figure out what I like.

@@ichirofakename LoL

To this day it's the one still in my pocket! And the weight is nice!

@@joeh14 And that is 99% of the peoples response. Honestly it's mostly a mental what if game we are talking about here. That is why if you like the Benchmade, get it. It's just a spring :)

Yes, I think ultimately this is just a result of the fact that surefire is not a consumer flashlight brand, but caters to a small sector of the population that needs a specific light.

@@johncacey Yes and the handheld flashlights probably are a very small section of their profit anyhow. They maybe make much more money with their weapon lights and suppressors.

@@GieszkanneThat's probably correct. Which is why companies like OLight exist because they cater completely to their user base.

They do come in different sizes so get the right size for sure

This was exactly my issue with the Axis lock. There are plenty of examples where people have lots of different bench made knives that never have a lock issue, but it is more likely. Obviously, if you like the bench made more than there's something to be said about getting what you enjoy over what is potentially the most practical. But if you like both equally, then you could apply a little logic and get the one that you feel is going to last the longest.

Ya everyone should have a space pen :)

That is great, this gives others pens to look into!

Thanks for the info!

@@EXPmusic It's hard to find the perfect light.

They honeycomb gives some extra grip and good looks to me.

@@johncacey ok ty

@@snickarfelix NP

@@p.o.9964 Thanks for the great info!

Agree 100%! Thanks for the review.

Thanks, good info.

@@letmebe79 Good info

Funny!

Thanks

@@Dan-oj4iq Nice!

Surefire E1L, you will have to get on Ebay though.

Sure thanks.​@@johncacey

@@JC-wj3hx No problem

@@robertburmeister499 Hey Robert, I am not sure actually. You can call Medford and chat with them and they can hopefully help out. I have called a few times in the past.

Thx, Greetings from Germany

@@robertburmeister499Wow , thats cool! Thanks!

@@cjanie19 Yes the price difference is significant! Not saying the CWF is not worth it but :)

MX3301F-BRK

@@johncacey thank you

With some ink, yes that can be an issue.

WOW! I did not know that. You will have to share!

@@johncaceyIt’s a beautiful pen. The finish is dark gray, but under the right light, these multicolored rainbow hues show up in a way that’s quite striking. The dimensionality of the cap is slightly changed at the top to be wider and more bulbous. It’s subtle, but noticeable. Adam explained to me that they made that change because of how difficult titanium is to machine. The biggest thing I noticed about it is that it is LIGHT. Like way lighter than the brass and even the stainless steel models. It almost feels like I’m writing with a plastic G2. I like it for longer sessions like when I’m journaling. Overall a fantastic pen and a great addition to the original lineup. When the next drop happens I suggest you jump on it.

@@pow-lowWow, thanks for the update! I almost jump on it but decided to hold off to afford other gear. I am sure a second is totally worth it but it's hard to justify when I like the Stainless so much. Glad you got one and enjoy it! Its still in my pocket every day!

After watching this video again, I put my stainless steel back in my pocket. I do like the brighter finish of it and for some reason it doesn’t develop the same ring of dirt/metal shavings that my brass and titanium versions do. Do you get that same ring of dirt/metallic shavings around your grip area?

@@pow-low I have never noticed that. To some degree I do like the weight of it as well. It's just got that nice solid feel.

@@mrsteel250 Sweet thanks!

@@arctodussimus6198 Thanks

It is the Holt Morpheus. Out of the high end machined knives this one was my favorite. Simply stunning!

Ya I think the WM3 is more useful than the Baton series since they are basically the same size but gives you the tail cap option. The Baton is the light you gift a non-flashlight person.

@@johncaceyI was a flashlight collector of old chemistry then lithium, and custom batteries changed it for me. Luckily I gifted myself the baton4 version not big blinding. Just easy to carry in pocket. Lol

@@martinmiller7623I agree they are both very hard to beat from a practical standpoint.

Very good points. I would say it still serves a "tactical" role if it's in an indoor room clearing type situation. I think compared to a light with say 100k candela you will find the MV more useful in close quarter situations. Same situation the Tactician was designed for. Outside its very very lacking :)

Thats funny! Ya my first real like I remember was the Surefire G2. I sort of had a soft spot for Surefire probably because of that. Good old 60 lumen light with the incan that got like 60m of run time hahahahaha!

Thank you!

Agreed!

Ya they are impressive!

I totally agree and actually I was also interested in the X4, funny! If you want an almost perfect defensive light that is easy to cary with a spot on mix of Lumen and Candela check out the Weltool T2 TAC. I may or may not have one and may or may not be doing a video on it eventually…… :)

@@johncacey Oh man, if I buy a single light more for a while then the mrs would throw me into the doghouse! 🤣 Besides, I fell quite hard for Fenix lights, if I was more of a reasonable man with more common sense, the PD36R V2.0 is pretty much the only allround light I would ever need, it's like a pocketable W X4 with the same light profile (albeit weaker of course), love it to bits, so much that I even bought two of the thing, besides the PD40R V3.0 and a PD36R TAC . 🤫

@@kundetjenesten LOL, I completely understand that but its slightly different :) I don't end up in the doghouse but if buy another light then my better half also gets to buy something fun without feeling bad :) :) I like Fenix lights also but they never quite fit. I was after a purely defensive light when I got the T2 TAC. I wanted an 18650, something with a rear tail cap button that was not shrouded, tail switch must give momentary and constant high/turbo with no mode switching and I wanted a more balanced Lumen/Candela. USB-C would have been nice but it was not a must. I got hooked on "FlashlightCrazy" on youtube and Weltool is a more popular brand where he is. I never really paid them any attention. Fit and finish I would say Weltool and Fenix are on par but of course time will tell. Neither is a Malkoff or HDS in regards to quality but they are nice. I just picked up two of their lights and may or may not have noticed the Raylight LANApple back in stock yesterday hahahahahahaha :) Needless to say my wife will get to go on a shopping spree now also! I hope to do a review soon on the T2. Most of my reviews are more first impressions as I don't wait for months before doing them but still a good way for others to see the lights.

Hahahaha Negative

My wurkkos hd01 can but the lens is plastic so whatever you burn the flame will damage the lens . Do you know of another flashlight that can burn ?

@@DynamicAthleteHubThese lights do get warm, but I don't know of any that will burn a plastic bag for instance with the beam.

Hahahaha at the moment its lots of dirt and tree harvest debris lol. I am still debating on how much personal info I want to show. And just haven't had time to really sit down and think it through yet. But hopefully I can incorporate more of things in this channel. Thank you for the interest!

@@johncacey Yeah I hear ya there. How about a rig tour, bug out bag tour for now?🙂

@@Mil-SpecWatches I am afraid you would be very disappointed with my BOB video as it's almost non existent. I have started down that rabbit trail probably a few times before but never really ended up settling on a good bag and building one out. I do have a sling bag that I will carry when we are out and about, but it has just the very basics inside.

Can't help there lol.

Sweet!

Thank you! Yes it's a great knife but sometimes the hype is not worth it for everyone. I do hope you enjoy it!

Thank you, I have actually looked at them but I will have to take another look!

For a metal wallet its nice.

Nice!

Thanks

I'm not sure if I have that ink to do a comparison, but I can tell you that the pilot G2 has become my number one go to. I honestly don't care to look for any other cartridges at this point. It does everything that I want to do and it is super common and easy to find. I would say that the quality and the commonality are what make it my personal favorite.

@johncacey ok then I recommend trying it. Was my favorite for sure. Zebra gel.. cheap enough to try. But thx

@@bigmarkymark9669Thanks

All valid points and of course not everyone will see it the same. There are lots of great lights that have more features, but HDS does have some things that others might value more.