Hey guys so I just bought Bradford guardian 3 (n690 not m390) should be here tommorow!! But I've heard a lot of good things about the izula 2 and curious about comparison between the two.. and others. Also wondering about the 1095 on izula 2 and not 1095 steel in general, because heat treat and everything makes all the difference. Obviously n690 is better in general. Thanks!
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Hi King4114,
You might get a better answer asking this in General. Or one of our fine Mods might be kind enough to move this there for you. This is the Traditional knife forum, and while I'm sure that there are many regular posters here who might appreciate both those knives, they're not really discussed here, or regarded as Traditional. Good luck with your question.
You might get a better answer asking this in General. Or one of our fine Mods might be kind enough to move this there for you. This is the Traditional knife forum, and while I'm sure that there are many regular posters here who might appreciate both those knives, they're not really discussed here, or regarded as Traditional. Good luck with your question.
Thanks honestly had no idea. I'm new on here and to be truthful had a hard enough time figuring out how to post anything. But yeah I appreciate it
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No probs at all.
There’s some useful info here in the Tech/FAQs area. It’s usually worth checking out the ‘sticky’ threads at the top of the menu, in each area you visit, to understand the lay of the land. I hope you enjoy your time here - there’s a lot of fine and knowledgable people, who will be glad to help you. Congratulations on your new knife, and enjoy the discussion over in General.
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