My SOG Vulcan Close-Up Pictures :cool:

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Hi guys, tot I share some closeups of my new toy :)

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Good photos.
Seki-Japan? Strange...
On the Internet I met only "Made in USA".

Where you have bought this beautiful knife?
 
I never really felt the SOG knives but recently the Team Leader and your Vulcan have been rather nice.
 
Seva D. said:
Good photos.
Seki-Japan? Strange...
On the Internet I met only "Made in USA".

Where you have bought this beautiful knife?
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I bought it locally in Singapore at my regular place.

They are the distributer for SOG here, so I am guessing they got it direct from USA?
 
This knife is made in seki,japan, to which i will have .
I like it becuse of its thickness & special lock .
most high quaility of USA brand name products are made in Jp.
Japanese are keen on using high technology & high quality material to make knives.
 
HARDMETAL said:
This knife is made in seki,japan, to which i will have .
I like it becuse of its thickness & special lock .
most high quaility of USA brand name products are made in Jp.
Japanese are keen on using high technology & high quality material to make knives.
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There are quite a few high quality USA brand name knives made in the USA, too.
I'm sure you know. :)

Benchmade, MicroTech, Emerson; others as well...
 
Can't say I like it without actually holding it but it seems to be shaping up to be a well-designed folder. From what I see -

- Recessed liners on the scales
- Forward thumb rest
- An ample-sized flipper
- An innovative lock
- A deep/discrete carry clip
- An ergonomic and slightly contoured handle (?)

Looks to be a promising folder!
 
UpDown said:
Can anyone say if the pocket clip on the Vulcon is removeable or not?
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This is just a guess, but I think this screw is what keeps the pocket clip attacked to the handle, so if you remove this I am sure the pocket clip cna be taken off easily...Maybe even just turned around for a different carry option...Like for lefties...

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cutlerylover said:
This is just a guess, but I think this screw is what keeps the pocket clip attacked to the handle, so if you remove this I am sure the pocket clip cna be taken off easily...Maybe even just turned around for a different carry option...Like for lefties...

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I pretty sure that's how the clip is held on. Same as the Flash series.
 
Could you guys please stop showing these great pictures; now i;m going to have to add this one to my list of knives to get!:D
 
goldie said:
Could you guys please stop showing these great pictures; now i;m going to have to add this one to my list of knives to get!:D
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hey thats the best part of having a what I want list, you can add anything you want, lol...I have $800 customs on my list, lol...:D
 
cutlerylover said:
This is just a guess, but I think this screw is what keeps the pocket clip attacked to the handle, so if you remove this I am sure the pocket clip cna be taken off easily...Maybe even just turned around for a different carry option...Like for lefties...

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Yes you are correct, the screw is a 6 star screw.

You can remove it and slide out the clip to change it around.
 
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