I'm not able to put up any pics. I know how irritating that is, but I don't have a camera. I will however say that I'm MOSTLY impressed with my Boker Plus PSK. Here's my pros and cons:
PROS:
1. Great size. I've never had a PSK before and I really like the fact that it fits my medium size hand (all fingers) really well.
2. Heavy weight. Suitable for just about any tough job you have in mind.
3. Sharp. No need for putting a better edge on it.
4. Handle material. I'm a big fan of G-10. Practically indestructible. It looks good even after some additional sanding and smoothing.
CONS:
1. Asymmetrical handle grind. I may be nitpicking, but one scale seems to be slightly out of round with the other side. I don't notice it until I look at it like I'm aiming a rifle. This "out of round" grind gives the knife the appearance that it is slightly warped. As I run my thumb down the back of the knife, I can feel that one side is larger than the other. Again, maybe it's just me.
2. Heavy weight. Yep. I said this was a PRO, but it's also too heavy for my personal preferences as a pocket carry.
3. Sheath. Although I like Kydex sheaths, this one has left quit a few scratches and scuffs on both sides of the blade. Not deep scratches, but noticeable never the less. Also, I have to be really careful when I insert the knife into this sheath. The slightest wrong alignment and this sharp blade will slice the sheath up.
4. The Tec Loc belt attachment is o.k. but the alignment of the holes in the sheath will only fit the attachment for a horizontal or up-side-down vertical carry.
I am not a knife expert, but I know how I want a knife to look and the way I like for the knife to feel in my hand. I have already smoothed off a lot of the "out of round" scale. It's better but not perfect. Overall, it's a good knife but on second thought, if I had to do it again, I would have ordered another Michael Morris EDC60 for about the same price as the Boker PSK.
