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BK3 Spotlight Part 2
- Thread starter Moosez45
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I would probably add a footnote on the vid and maybe edit in a pic showing what was going on when the tip broke. May cut down on some potential comments, as in the vid it looks like it happens really fast.
But the Nader pin in a car door is really hardened metal and is very firmly attached to the B pillar. You would have to really lean into it with a 4' pry bar to brute force tear it out of the door.
Overall, the BK3 shows its merit in a way over the top test.
But the Nader pin in a car door is really hardened metal and is very firmly attached to the B pillar. You would have to really lean into it with a 4' pry bar to brute force tear it out of the door.
Overall, the BK3 shows its merit in a way over the top test.
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What an incredible testimony to the BK3. I'm with gine on this one. I don't believe that would have broken if the notch cutter wasn't on the end. Really good stuff.
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The BK3 opened that car like a can opener. It's funny, every time I hear "field dress a vehicle," I snicker because it's just an amusing phrase. Now seeing it actually perform the feat is both impressive and disturbing... seriously, those guys shredded a car with a knife. That statement alone baffles me.