hey anyone got experience on this little knife? i reckon for the size, weight and price it would be a pretty good last resort type of knife if you dont carry anything bigger at the time. what's the blade like? does it come razorsharp outta the box? looks pretty sweet.
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CS Mini Pal
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RE: C S Mini PAL
Mini Pal is using 400 Series stainless, I don't think is a good steel. How about Para Edge or Mini Tac . They're both Aus 6A , pretty
good steel for the price . Again, check your local law about these knives because I know many part of the states these knives are
illegal to conceal, like in the " THE PEOPLE REPUBLIC OF CANADA " .
Mini Pal is using 400 Series stainless, I don't think is a good steel. How about Para Edge or Mini Tac . They're both Aus 6A , pretty
good steel for the price . Again, check your local law about these knives because I know many part of the states these knives are
illegal to conceal, like in the " THE PEOPLE REPUBLIC OF CANADA " .
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If you have training in martial arts, especially Filipino Martial Arts or boxing, these little knives can be pretty nasty. They come very sharp. Even though the steel isn't the finest, they are plenty durable enough for defensive use. I believe that the Urban Pal is a tiny bit larger with a better sheath.
The point about legality is a good one. A friend of one of the guys at my martial arts academy went to jail over carrying one concealed. In California you can't carry a concealed fixed blade without a permit.
The point about legality is a good one. A friend of one of the guys at my martial arts academy went to jail over carrying one concealed. In California you can't carry a concealed fixed blade without a permit.