Just wondering what the current general consensus is about this knife, for daily general purpose use and camping/fishing? I have done the searches and generally seen positive feedback, but some issues in the past in regards to the lock. I like the fact that the knife appears to be very thin, but it is a little larger than I would like. Are the nested liners SS or Ti? Thanks.
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- Thread starter Quy4n8
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Hey Richard,
Yes, the nested liners are stainless steel. The blades are CPMS30V. And they are offered in plain/como edge. Satin or DLC coated, in your choice of Blaze Orange, Black, "Strider Green" G-10 or Carbon Fiber. I think Mike should have them at New Graham
Yes, the nested liners are stainless steel. The blades are CPMS30V. And they are offered in plain/como edge. Satin or DLC coated, in your choice of Blaze Orange, Black, "Strider Green" G-10 or Carbon Fiber. I think Mike should have them at New Graham
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Yes,
But most of what I say will be bias... I work for Blade-Tech. I would like to think that our workmanship and quality are among the best production knives. We're pretty competitive with price as well.
But most of what I say will be bias... I work for Blade-Tech. I would like to think that our workmanship and quality are among the best production knives. We're pretty competitive with price as well.
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Yes,
But most of what I say will be bias... I work for Blade-Tech. I would like to think that our workmanship and quality are among the best production knives. We're pretty competitive with price as well.
I've gotta agree, based on my Pro Hunter Lite, MLEK Lite, Mouse Lite/G10 Mouse.... :thumbup: