Brk aurora cpm 3v

Yes I had one for a few years and recently sold it. It was a great knife, but I think the Aurora II is better. The Aurora II has a better handle (thicker than Aurora) and the blade length is perfect for the handle length.

The Aurora handle was a little small for me and I have small hands. I only disliked the handle when I really beard down on the knife. It was great otherwise. I'd order it with liners if I was you. I never had any issues with the 3V steel, it performed great for me.
 
Do some searching.

Mike Stewart is a criminal, immoral, unethical piece of crap.

And his knives have a disproportionate amount of catastrophic failures, quality and warranty issues.

(And you HOPE it's 3V....)
 
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And make sure you sharpen the Aurora before you use it to avoid breaking the tip during use. The tip on mine came very thin and disintegrated a little bit during the first sharpening.
 
shane45-1911 said:
Do some searching.

Mike Stewart is a criminal, immoral, unethical piece of crap.

And his knives have a disproportionate amount of catastrophic failures, quality and warranty issues.

(And you HOPE it's 3V....)
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can u elaborate on this?
 
Tolstyy said:
can u elaborate on this?
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Please search this forum. There have been dozens of threads about BRK and Mike Stewart's criminal, immoral, and unethical actions.

With regards to elaboration, he knowingly and willing misrepresented the steel he used in his knives for years.

Start your journey here:

Bark River- who’s fault?

I used to lurk on here a lot. Haven’t been on here in a while, and never really had anything to post about until now. I have a BRK Edwin Forrest Bowie. Long story short I cut a 1-2 inch limb and the blade behind the edge bent in three spots. It most likely bent because I didn’t pull it...
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