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I know they arent close to the originals but for 16 dollars i got a uncle henry pro hunter and was wondering if they are at least ok? also i know they are made of 440c steel but does anyone know its hrc?
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How good are the taylors?
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It has been my experience, based on the ones I have seen, that they are lacking in fit, finish & overall quality.
One that I got buy accident (didn't read the fine print), a 5UH, had grit of some sort in the joint and made a grinding sound when I opened the blade.
In the comparisons I have done, the Taylor's do not hold an edge nearly as well.
The old saying, "You get what you pay for," is very appropriate here.
JMO,
Dale
One that I got buy accident (didn't read the fine print), a 5UH, had grit of some sort in the joint and made a grinding sound when I opened the blade.
In the comparisons I have done, the Taylor's do not hold an edge nearly as well.
The old saying, "You get what you pay for," is very appropriate here.
JMO,
Dale
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If you want them for collecting, buy the real thing. If you want one for using, then buy a used USA made Schrade. In my own experince and from what I read, Taylor is not very good at all.