Brian Brown Knives Raptor - Small Detains Review

Today we're taking a small-details look at the BBK Raptor! Specifically, this is from the first (and currently only) production run done by Reate (though the second one is underway right now with slightly thinner blade stock! This knife (along with a Yeager-M) was sent to me directly by Brian Brown, so huge, HUGE thanks to Brian for letting me check these out! Be sure to check out the Yeager video, too! You can find Brian at: Web: https://brianbrownknives.com/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/brianbrownknives/ Fanatic Edge: https://www.feknives.com/online-store/BRIAN-BROWN-KNIVES-c117131758 Chapters: 00:00 Background/Thanks!! 00:47 So Who Is Brian Brown? 02:28 Why I Skipped This Initially 03:18 The Blade Size 04:12 The Blade: Thick Stock, Wicked Grind and Swedge 08:24 Sharpening (/Finger?) Choil 09:51 Good Jimping and Finger Groove 11:17 The Handle: Surprising Ergos 14:34 Balance and Weight Relief 15:41 Spectacular Finishing Work 17:39 Lock Bar Access 18:12 The Opening Action 20:06 Thumb Studs 20:32 The Closing Action 21:42 Bank Vaulty 22:33 Detent Engagement 25:57 The Clip 27:11 (One of) My Favorite Maker's Mark Placement Ever 27:57 Shallow Carry 28:33 No Lanyard Hole! 28:50 Blade-To-Handle Ratio and Back Spacer 30:22 Clip Redux 31:00 NON-CAPTIVE PIVOT ALERT! 32:33 Fairly Straightforward Inside 34:19 Final Thoughts #edc #brianbrown #yeager #knifenerd #knifenut #pocketknife