Concerns about Ka-bar bevel and clip alignment

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Vschmidt

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I just bought my first Ka-bar a few days ago and I love it but when looking at a few photos of others I realized that where my bevel and clip line up is not at the tip of the blade, does anyone else's look like this? I heard that Ka-Bar made their grinds higher on new Ka-Bars but is this an effect of that very thing?

P.S. I'm New sorry if this is the wrong section or there's another thread on this already
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Posting Pictures - Photobucket

Open a free account at www.photobucket.com (or some other free web-hosting site. Directions are for Photobucket.)

"Upload" pictures from your computer/device to your Photobucket account using Photobucket "Upload" button plus the Photobucket "Choose" button.

At your your Windows "Pictures" page, "open" a picture to upload it to PhotoBucket.

When the progress bar has filled, the picture is uploaded and an mage of it will appear to the center left of the Photobucket page.

Left click on the image of the picture that has appeared.

A larger image of the picture will now appear.

A list of links also appears. Left click on the bottom "IMG" link. This is the "copy" step in Windows "copy and paste."

Go to your post here at BladeForums and "paste" the link in your post.

Save your post.

Better pictures help get better info.
 
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