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I didnt even think of that. Thickness options would be awesome! That might be one of the changes that rotate every 8 months though.
IE- 1/4" stock for all models ran in the first 8 months, thinner 3/16" stock for the second 8 month run, and the nice thick 5/16" for the 3rd 8 month stretch.
or.. Im so far off its not even funny!
IE- 1/4" stock for all models ran in the first 8 months, thinner 3/16" stock for the second 8 month run, and the nice thick 5/16" for the 3rd 8 month stretch.
or.. Im so far off its not even funny!
wow, i hope you're just messing with me bravado. i'm not too picky about having a thicker blade, but i'd like to see my new FSH 
with a good 1/4 inch of infi to beat the crap out of i was just thinking it would be neat to get something with 5/16 to have some real fun with. ah well, i'm sure whatever he does with the new line, i still won't be able to resist getting at least one of them.
with a good 1/4 inch of infi to beat the crap out of i was just thinking it would be neat to get something with 5/16 to have some real fun with. ah well, i'm sure whatever he does with the new line, i still won't be able to resist getting at least one of them.
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Guys,
It is my understanding that at least the larger blades are going to be ground from 1/4" stock. Likely to be a final thickness of .22".
Additionally, there should be a bit more standardization where thickness is concerned than in the past... in an attempt not to make the sheath makers crazy. Er... well... crazy-er.
It is my understanding that at least the larger blades are going to be ground from 1/4" stock. Likely to be a final thickness of .22".
Additionally, there should be a bit more standardization where thickness is concerned than in the past... in an attempt not to make the sheath makers crazy. Er... well... crazy-er.