TLR
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Well it already came in!!!After a heads up from a thread hear at BF about a sale at Delta-Z's website and I couldn't pass up a 25 dollar knife. Obviously their ordering process works because it got here only 3 days after ordering. My intial reaction's are as follows.
The knife is a DZ-6121-OB it is a liner lock tanto design with olive briar wood scales and a 440 steel satin blade. Its actually prettier than I thought that it would be...I think that this will be my new office knife
Came out of the box sharp...not quite as sharp as my SOCOM came but sharp enough to pop any wayward hairs directly off of my arm
I was suprised to find a fairly steep angle on the on the edge and the edge geometry is slightly steeper at the front of the blade than the bottom cutting edge. There was some blade wobble but I think that that can be cleared up with a turn of the torx screw at the pivot. Also may need a little lubrication. The liner lock is a little thinner than I have seen on most other makes...BM,spydie etc. but looks to be adequate.
Well its npot a BM or Microtech but I am more than happy with this purchase. Definitley worth the $25
that I paid for it. I would certainly put this knife in the realm of CRKT's but is definitley prettier in its scales. Almost reminds me of an old barley knife.
I know a bunch of you all got some of these hope you'll let us all know how your deals came out!!!
The knife is a DZ-6121-OB it is a liner lock tanto design with olive briar wood scales and a 440 steel satin blade. Its actually prettier than I thought that it would be...I think that this will be my new office knife
Came out of the box sharp...not quite as sharp as my SOCOM came but sharp enough to pop any wayward hairs directly off of my arm
I was suprised to find a fairly steep angle on the on the edge and the edge geometry is slightly steeper at the front of the blade than the bottom cutting edge. There was some blade wobble but I think that that can be cleared up with a turn of the torx screw at the pivot. Also may need a little lubrication. The liner lock is a little thinner than I have seen on most other makes...BM,spydie etc. but looks to be adequate. Well its npot a BM or Microtech but I am more than happy with this purchase. Definitley worth the $25
that I paid for it. I would certainly put this knife in the realm of CRKT's but is definitley prettier in its scales. Almost reminds me of an old barley knife. I know a bunch of you all got some of these hope you'll let us all know how your deals came out!!!
