Blade Steel

NJerzy154 said:
I'm really interested to see what the C means hope you don't forget about this thread Safetyman.
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Nope, I haven't forgot about this thread :). Anyways, here's the response I got from CRK, very informative :D:

When we began marking the blades with an S it was to distinguish them from the previous steel BG-42. Once our supply of BG-42 was depleted we no longer needed to mark them. We decided to begin leaving the S on the standard Sebenza profile and began marking the Classic 2000 (which is the same blade as the Sebenza 21) with a C to distinguish it from the other profile. Both blades are S30V.


If that's true, then the blade on this Sebbie must not be the original blade because it's a Sebenza 21, not an MM. Unless they use the blades interchangeably...hell, I don't know.
 
safetyman said:
Nope, I haven't forgot about this thread :). Anyways, here's the response I got from CRK, very informative :D:

When we began marking the blades with an S it was to distinguish them from the previous steel BG-42. Once our supply of BG-42 was depleted we no longer needed to mark them. We decided to begin leaving the S on the standard Sebenza profile and began marking the Classic 2000 (which is the same blade as the Sebenza 21) with a C to distinguish it from the other profile. Both blades are S30V.


If that's true, then the blade on this Sebbie must not be the original blade because it's a Sebenza 21, not an MM. Unless they use the blades interchangeably...hell, I don't know.
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Thanks for letting us know.

The blade shape for the 21 and MM are the same, only the small changes to the handle were made, so all is still good with yours IMO.
 
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