Boker Plus Automat Kalashnikov 74: Video Review

[rwasham]

[video=youtube_share;ER-gTKEGyFE]http://youtu.be/ER-gTKEGyFE[/video]

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[moshow9]

Some constructive criticism if you do not mind, but it might be better to zoom out a bit. At various times throughout the video the knife was off-screen or only partially within frame. On the flip-side, love the background and thanks for the video. When you say that from your experience the safety wasn't functioning very well, what do you mean? Is it something that would engage when you didn't want it to or vice versa?

 

[rwasham]

I appreciate the critique, I'm working with some equipment that limits me a bit...gonna work on that. As far as the safety was concerned, it never really stayed safe...it would swing free on it's own. I tried to tighten the torx screws around it, but I could never quite get it right, so I just gave up on using it. The rest of the knife was really well made, but the safety just seemed like a cheap afterthought.

 

[MattBPKT]

+1
Really appreciated the review though.

Some constructive criticism if you do not mind, but it might be better to zoom out a bit. At various times throughout the video the knife was off-screen or only partially within frame. On the flip-side, love the background and thanks for the video. When you say that from your experience the safety wasn't functioning very well, what do you mean? Is it something that would engage when you didn't want it to or vice versa?

 

[moshow9]

Thank you for the response and keep up the good work! I keep telling myself I am going to get a camera for short video reviews but haven't yet to do so, so I give you lots of credit!

The first knife that I purchased when I stumbled upon bladeforums was a Boker Plus Trance. I may pick up the Mini Kalashnikov and give it a try, as I need a small blade for edc tasks and am a fan of deep carry pocket clips.