RokJok
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The AK47 webpage reads "features our new Patent Pending Corrugated Bevel technology." What is a corrugated bevel? What are the up-/down-sides of corrugating the bevel? What size *corrugations* are we looking at here? What is the location on the blade, size, and spacing of these corrugations? What's Jerry hiding in the fine print? Why is the patent only pending? Can the corrugations be straightened out by quenching the blade in Johnny Walker Blue or CBL? Can we blame Porkerson for this? Why have Skunk & the other elite cognescenti Hogs remained so silent on this matter (La Cosa Hogstra)? Is this more Wauseon FUD (Furtively Urgent Distraction) to keep us off the trail of other, more rare, INFI treasures?
FWIW, I didn't spot any "corrugations" in the cross-section photo or other pictures that were posted in the AK-47 Destructive Tests thread which states:
"The grinds are so unique on the new AK-47 that we will soon have a patent pending on the process. We call it a CC Bevel. The CC Bevel is convex and allows us to offer the absolute accuracy and repeatability of CNC technology with greatly improved performance over traditional grinding methodologies. When compared to flat grinds or traditional hand ground convex blades out of the same material and heat treat, there is a marked increase in both strength and flexibility. The edges are taken to near Zero prior to coating and are left very fine for cutting soft targets.
C'mon Uncle Jerry, 'fess up -- What gives with the corrugations?? Tell us more.... Give us the skinny.... Break open another CBL and tell us the 2nd Gen AK-47 story again, this time with ALL the details.....
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FWIW, I didn't spot any "corrugations" in the cross-section photo or other pictures that were posted in the AK-47 Destructive Tests thread which states:
"The grinds are so unique on the new AK-47 that we will soon have a patent pending on the process. We call it a CC Bevel. The CC Bevel is convex and allows us to offer the absolute accuracy and repeatability of CNC technology with greatly improved performance over traditional grinding methodologies. When compared to flat grinds or traditional hand ground convex blades out of the same material and heat treat, there is a marked increase in both strength and flexibility. The edges are taken to near Zero prior to coating and are left very fine for cutting soft targets.
C'mon Uncle Jerry, 'fess up -- What gives with the corrugations?? Tell us more.... Give us the skinny.... Break open another CBL and tell us the 2nd Gen AK-47 story again, this time with ALL the details.....


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