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Kabar Dozier

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My Kabar Dozier says Taiwan 4056. What kind of steel is it? Usually my knives have the steel type stamped on.
 
That series is in AUS-8.
I can't find a 4056...could it be a 4066 spear blade folder?

Bill
 
Instead of the Dozier...Get a Byrd Meadowlark for $16 and use the leftover money for a beer. I'm sure the blade of the Dozier is good but the handle seems flimsy and not up to par with the Byrd line or Benchmade's red class.
 
The Doziers are great, I have both the clip and spear points.

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They are one of the best "bang for the buck" knives out there.

A buddy bought one of the spearpoints in an on base store as he was going back for a second tour in Iraq, used it for a "beater" and it came back looking like crap, but still solid as a rock.
 
I've got three - two with the hole and the drop point/thumbstud one. Only one gets used, but it's had the tar beat out of it and no arguments from me on what a good buy they are:D I bought the other ones as backup, but I haven't got there yet:)

- gord
 
I wish I had gotten the thumb stud..it's really hard to open. I think it's a great knife for $18... I just think the Byrd meadowlark is a better value.
 
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