154 cm is highly resistant to corrosion. I carried a Benchmade Mini Barrage at work for some time and it was exposed to sweat, moisture, dirt, etc with no issues whatsoever. I'm not saying it can't rust, but with very little preventive care, you certainly shouldn't have any issues. If the blade gets wet, simply wipe it off, if your whole knife gets wet, blow it out with an air hose, can of air, blow dryer, etc. IMO, 154cm is a good all around steel, you really cant go wrong with it.
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Anybody have experience with 154cm stainless steel?
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154 cm is highly resistant to corrosion. I carried a Benchmade Mini Barrage at work for some time and it was exposed to sweat, moisture, dirt, etc with no issues whatsoever. I'm not saying it can't rust, but with very little preventive care, you certainly shouldn't have any issues. If the blade gets wet, simply wipe it off, if your whole knife gets wet, blow it out with an air hose, can of air, blow dryer, etc. IMO, 154cm is a good all around steel, you really cant go wrong with it.
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Old UDT Jim (god rest his soul) loved the stuff for wetwork.....he was a old school 1 eyed ass kicking ww2 vet!! And missed on the forums
UDT stands for underwater demolition team.....which became the blueprint for the Seals!!
I have 2 In 154cm and it's good stuff
UDT stands for underwater demolition team.....which became the blueprint for the Seals!!
I have 2 In 154cm and it's good stuff