At the Busse store, it shows the Badger Attack's base price to be $227 yet they're selling for $292 on the order page. Can anyone tell me what accounts for the difference? The listing shows them to be combat grade, which I assume means a coated rather than satin blade. Also, what are mag grips? Could mag grips and the fact they are g10 rather than Micarta make the difference?
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Badger Attack Price?
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on the models available, the grips are the "customized" feature.
multi color g10 mags account for the higher price.
g10 is more than micarta, multi color g10 is more than plain g10, mags are more than normal thickness.
and, yes, combat grade normally indicates a coated blade. coated is cheaper than double cut, double cut is cheaper than satin. combat grade is also normally the thinnest blade.
multi color g10 mags account for the higher price.
g10 is more than micarta, multi color g10 is more than plain g10, mags are more than normal thickness.
and, yes, combat grade normally indicates a coated blade. coated is cheaper than double cut, double cut is cheaper than satin. combat grade is also normally the thinnest blade.
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all cg blades are the same thickness unless otherwise stated.