Any Mcusta owners out there?
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Most who have them like them. I know I do. I have 4 of'em. Great knives for the money.
Where else can you get a Damascus blade with a VG-10 core and Chinese Quince scales for ~$100.00?
FWIW, I have the Damascus Bamboo model, the small Cocobolo scaled gent's knife and the Quince scaled large(3 1/4" blade) model. Those are all Damascus blades. My one straight clad blade(VG-10 core) is the large dark blue Katana with purple anodized divots.
Where else can you get a Damascus blade with a VG-10 core and Chinese Quince scales for ~$100.00?
FWIW, I have the Damascus Bamboo model, the small Cocobolo scaled gent's knife and the Quince scaled large(3 1/4" blade) model. Those are all Damascus blades. My one straight clad blade(VG-10 core) is the large dark blue Katana with purple anodized divots.
barrabas74
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I owned one and it was stollen, I did like it alot in damascus VG-10 I loved it, just havent gotten around to buyin another one.
I have an Mcusta Kasumi. IMO, the Kasumi is the best looking knife in the world. Period. Every knife Mcusta makes looks great.
Mcustas are great for the money. They look amazing, but have good lockup and sharp blades (and good steel), so they are good user dress knives, not just display knives.
The damascus cladding gives you the damascus look (or even better, dare I say) but without being very expensive.
The fit and finish isn't top notch, but that is why the knife is (MUCH) cheaper than a William Henry or a Mnandi.
Mcustas are great for the money. They look amazing, but have good lockup and sharp blades (and good steel), so they are good user dress knives, not just display knives.
The damascus cladding gives you the damascus look (or even better, dare I say) but without being very expensive.
The fit and finish isn't top notch, but that is why the knife is (MUCH) cheaper than a William Henry or a Mnandi.
