10,5 " blade Fighter with A8Mod - SOLD

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About steels:
A8Mod --> http://www.zknives.com/knives/steels/AISI/a8mod.shtml

Krypton265 blade with AISI A8Mod (NZ4) steel.
Hardness 58 HRC.
Handle - G10 Black with 1 mm red liners.
Dims:
Thickness of 6,5 mm (0.256")
Blade (cutting edge) 265 mm (~ 10,5")
OAL: 405 mm (~ 15,94")
Width: 48 mm (~ 1,89")
Weight: 648 g.

Sheath is working good but due to not having long enough foams the vertical lines appears on the sheath in the place where two of them were touching ;(

Priority Parcel with value 14 working days delivery shipping included
For 7 working days EMS courier - add 60$

Asking: SOLD

Krypton265
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Snowwolf - yes both mine production Hugo's designs ;)
Godzilla and Kraken - names gave by owner ;) J.

I'm by no mean an expert but I thought I recognized your style. There is something in your touch that really gets me. Especially in the big ones.

Yes, they are, as other 5 more.

Good for you :-) Are they for show only or you abused them too? (I totally respect both approaches btw)

One of mine gets to do heavy/unhealthy work (not torture tests levels, but plenty of abusive) and still no signs of failing.
I didn't know AISI A8Mod before, but I like it. At 58rc it's decent at holding edge. Does not tends to chip and still reasonably easy to sharpen.
 
I'm by no mean an expert but I thought I recognized your style. There is something in your touch that really gets me. Especially in the big ones.



Good for you :) Are they for show only or you abused them too? (I totally respect both approaches btw)

One of mine gets to do heavy/unhealthy work (not torture tests levels, but plenty of abusive) and still no signs of failing.
I didn't know AISI A8Mod before, but I like it. At 58rc it's decent at holding edge. Does not tends to chip and still reasonably easy to sharpen.

For now, only to look at, but I’m buying a new house with a big backyard where I hopefully can put these beauties to work. The big ones are more than capable of splitting wood. I’m glad you like A8mod steel. I’m mostly a knife collector at this time, but if I had to choose only one steel, it would be A8mod. There’s tougher (NZ3, S7, K600, 4140, 4340, Maraging), more wear resistant (Vanadis 4 extra), but A8mod has a perfect combination of both, more focused on toughness, wish is perfect for wood work, for instance.
 
Well, I do believe i've been "brotherly" enough. Y'all had your chance.

I'll take it. I will email you shortly, Mr Kornalski.
 
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