Boys?...sorry for my English!!!
Finally, I got my Buck CSAR-T and ZT0302!!!
You already know the zt0302, then I tell you only my impressions about the Buck!!!
1) Good Points:
... at first sight, I think it is a tank
!!!...finished in an exceptional way and the blade is really wonderful.
Lock blade is very thick and solid...there is a slight difficulty to unlock the blade but nothing drastic, indeed, in this way gives me more security!!!
...ATS-34 steel processing is beautiful...gray satin "stain-proof"!!!
The thickness of the blade is also very much on the tip...... until now ... this is the blade more harder than I've ever seen on a folder.
There are no "games" or lateral movement of the blade!!!
2) Negative Aspects:
Opening the blade slightly hard...a drop of oil would do well
...but no need register or to put hands to the screws (pin)!!!
I have not disassembled the knife but pins used does not seem hard as those of the ZT0302...maybe it's just my impression...should evaluate the strength using it for a few months.
I would have preferred a longer blade (also only 0.5 inches)...because at first glance, the knife seems to have a short blade.
Said that, I think to keep the Buck CSAR-T because for me this is a beautifull knife!!!
...after using it maybe change my mind
...I hope not!!!
The ZT0302 is a fantastic knife but I'm not sure is better than the Buck...CSAR-T is different knife at first sight stronger than ZT0302!!! (Buck costs half of ZT
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