black mamba
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The #H10s are 7.0 inches OAL. I just picked this one up, today. They're out there in both 1095 and 440C.
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How are the GEC Fixed blades?
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I know this is an old thread but I haven’t seen much discussion about GEC fixed blades.
Anyone notice how GEC has changed the blade shape lately?
On the right is a H10 from 2018. See how the blade spine is different than the H10 in the previous post and the 2021 H 30 on the left in my photo.
Anyone notice how GEC has changed the blade shape lately?
On the right is a H10 from 2018. See how the blade spine is different than the H10 in the previous post and the 2021 H 30 on the left in my photo.
Hickory n steel
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I really wish they'd bring back those models that resemble a couple of their folders.
That size is right up my alley when it comes to belt knives, but larger than I usually prefer for pocket knives.
So I love the fact that they're like a non folding version of a pocket knife.
I am a bit weird sometimes though, because I have no problem carrying a small little fixed blade that's smaller than the open length of my pocket knife.
I really love the H20, it's a great no nonsense everyday utililitarian knife, that also happens to be hell on a nice steak.
As a kitchen knife, probably great but I'm not one to dedicate a regular non kitchen knife to kitchen duty.
That size is right up my alley when it comes to belt knives, but larger than I usually prefer for pocket knives.
So I love the fact that they're like a non folding version of a pocket knife.
I am a bit weird sometimes though, because I have no problem carrying a small little fixed blade that's smaller than the open length of my pocket knife.
I really love the H20, it's a great no nonsense everyday utililitarian knife, that also happens to be hell on a nice steak.
As a kitchen knife, probably great but I'm not one to dedicate a regular non kitchen knife to kitchen duty.
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I think they’re fine knives, and I like my H30 much. Small, thin, light weight, and beautiful.