I am new to the forum and had a question that might very well have been asked and answered before. I bought one of these models, would this be a "new or old style". It has the tanto style blade. This has become my favorite everyday carry of all my knives custom or production.
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Large Sebenza -N.I.C.A. Limited 400
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That would be the new style.Look at the handle by the lock release on these two Sebenzas, you can see the difference, one is the old model and one is the new style.
Matt
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Matt
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I would also like to add that the NICA Tanto is the "new new" style. It has a cutout underneath the clip I guess to accomodate clipping onto thick materials like denim jeans without actually tearing them eventually. The "old new" does not have this cutout. Don't have a pic to exemplify this, but here's a pic of my tanto anyways:
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Sebenza....Because life is too short.
My photoalbum:
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=234554&a=1741843