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- Mar 22, 2008
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I just wanted to say that kershaw did a good job on the zing:thumbup:
I picked mine up at walmart for about $40.00, what a deal
The handle is perfect IMO, the scales feel just like the g10 on my groove,
even though they are polymide.
I like the thumb studs, I think they are the best thumb studs that kershaw uses.
The grind on the blade is interesting, its not quite hollow ground(or milled i should say) its more like three sections of small grooves milled at different
angles that make it seem hollow.
The pocket clip fits the shape of the knife(which is nice).
It's a good size for edc. so far i have only cut paper,plastic and some food with it but i can tell this is going to be a great cutter.
The only complaint i have with this knife is that the little pem nuts that are on the clip side of the handle keep spinning when i try to unscrew the torx from the other side, this has kept me from completely d/a the knife.
other than that i think this is a great little knife, good job kershaw
I picked mine up at walmart for about $40.00, what a deal
The handle is perfect IMO, the scales feel just like the g10 on my groove,
even though they are polymide.
I like the thumb studs, I think they are the best thumb studs that kershaw uses.
The grind on the blade is interesting, its not quite hollow ground(or milled i should say) its more like three sections of small grooves milled at different
angles that make it seem hollow.
The pocket clip fits the shape of the knife(which is nice).
It's a good size for edc. so far i have only cut paper,plastic and some food with it but i can tell this is going to be a great cutter.
The only complaint i have with this knife is that the little pem nuts that are on the clip side of the handle keep spinning when i try to unscrew the torx from the other side, this has kept me from completely d/a the knife.
other than that i think this is a great little knife, good job kershaw