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I am lusting after this beautiful Walter Brend M2 with an aluminum handle.
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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is available! Price is $250 ea (shipped within CONUS).
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Aluminum Handle
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RamZar
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Pro-Tech Knives TR-4.1
Blade: 154-CM Stainless Steel, 59RC, stonewash/plain edge, 4" LONG / 1.35" Wide / .125" Thick, Sabre Grind.
Handle: T6 6061 Aluminum anodized black, stainless steel glass breaker tool at butt end, secondary safety switch, pocket clip on back side (tip up carry). 5.25" LONG / 1.34" Wide / .525" Thick
Complete with stealth clip, MOLLE adaptable ballistic nylon sheath.
Blade: 154-CM Stainless Steel, 59RC, stonewash/plain edge, 4" LONG / 1.35" Wide / .125" Thick, Sabre Grind.
Handle: T6 6061 Aluminum anodized black, stainless steel glass breaker tool at butt end, secondary safety switch, pocket clip on back side (tip up carry). 5.25" LONG / 1.34" Wide / .525" Thick
Complete with stealth clip, MOLLE adaptable ballistic nylon sheath.
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I just bought my first high end knife last week, a Microtech delta. Aluminum handles, ATS-34 steel, and it is an amazing knife. The aluminum handles look good, it's comfortable in hand, the titanium parts help put some contrast into it, and the blade is extremely sharp. The only thing I don't like about the knife is that you have to have a special tool to take it apart, or send it back to Microtech. Besides that, it's a great knife, and i'd recommend it.
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Although I'm not a big CRKT fan, the Ripple is a good looking handle.
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I am lusting after this beautiful Walter Brend M2 with an aluminum handle.
Whooa. That thing is sick. I'm afraid to look for more info in this....