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I don't hear much chatter about the 0400, nothing like the other ZT models. Just wonder why that was.
I picked one up about a month ago $95. I was interested in it because it reminded me of the Blur (one of my favorite knives), and the blade shaped interested me. I've always been one to like a more pointed blade. Not too super crazy about tantos, but this one was modified enough that it reminded me of a Warncliff style, which is probably one of my favorite blade styles. Anyway, I like the knife. The shape works well for penetration, reminds me of a Boker Reality Based, but beefier. The handle is comfortable and big enough that the end could be used as a striker. The lock up is tight and the liner lock is very thick. Thicker than the Blur. For it's size it carries well in the pocket, though it's not as quick and easy to deploy as the Blur.
So what is it about the Scavenger that seems to make it a "black sheep"? I'm sure Thomas might want to hear as well, so he could pass it on the RR dept at Kershaw/ZT.
I picked one up about a month ago $95. I was interested in it because it reminded me of the Blur (one of my favorite knives), and the blade shaped interested me. I've always been one to like a more pointed blade. Not too super crazy about tantos, but this one was modified enough that it reminded me of a Warncliff style, which is probably one of my favorite blade styles. Anyway, I like the knife. The shape works well for penetration, reminds me of a Boker Reality Based, but beefier. The handle is comfortable and big enough that the end could be used as a striker. The lock up is tight and the liner lock is very thick. Thicker than the Blur. For it's size it carries well in the pocket, though it's not as quick and easy to deploy as the Blur.
So what is it about the Scavenger that seems to make it a "black sheep"? I'm sure Thomas might want to hear as well, so he could pass it on the RR dept at Kershaw/ZT.