- Joined
- May 25, 2006
- Messages
- 188
I just got this knife today from New Graham Knives, and overall seems like a pretty solid knife. Its very small compared to its big brother the CQD Mark V. The blade is 4.5 inches, yet appears smaller. The steel is A-2 steel, which supposedly holds an edge very well, I haven't tested it yet, so I cant say anything for that. There really isnt much more to say about this blade, other than it is discontinued, and would make a sick EDC if its legal in your jurisdiction, since the blade is so small that it wont scare people...Though it is one mean looking knife...
The sheath is Prilon, and seems sturdy, with a Tek-Lok belt clip, for all position carry. Also, the sheath allows you to attatch the Mark I or II to the Stinger.
The lockup in the sheath is pretty good, it comes with a thumblock made out of rubber, but it makes it damn near impossible to conceal under everyday wear if you engage it. The knife should stay in the sheath without the thumb break.
My only problem with this knife is that the top edge is sharpened, yet isnt sharpened enough to cut paper...and I have tried sharpening it, and all attempts have failed...
The sheath is Prilon, and seems sturdy, with a Tek-Lok belt clip, for all position carry. Also, the sheath allows you to attatch the Mark I or II to the Stinger.
The lockup in the sheath is pretty good, it comes with a thumblock made out of rubber, but it makes it damn near impossible to conceal under everyday wear if you engage it. The knife should stay in the sheath without the thumb break.
My only problem with this knife is that the top edge is sharpened, yet isnt sharpened enough to cut paper...and I have tried sharpening it, and all attempts have failed...