Enhanced or Not?

[HabuOkiDave]

Just saw my first Seal/Trident emblem stamped on a Sog seal 2000 M37. Looks "official" originating in Okinawa (where special forces are stationed). First 100 designated as "1st generation". Anyone seen such a knife? If so, do you feel it's taking away recognition from Sog's Trident model?

 

[Another Shepherd]

You can find official-looking military emblems on a lot of junk knives.

 

[tltt]

If it's the one mentioned here, it's a correct, but rare knife -

https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/sog-2000-from-the-navy-seals-museum.1583644/ .
https://onlysog.com/product/seal-2000-w-trident-1st-gen-s37/ .
https://onlysog.com/product/seal-2000-w-trident-s37/ .

I remember they used to get used in ads and magazine articles a lot. It doesn't bother me, SOG is a maker of real SEAL knives and it is a real military issued model (without the added embellishment) so it's not lying. That being said, I wouldn't pay much extra for it unless you were a serious SOG collector and you really like the knife.