Now that I have decided that I will probably go ahead with my purchase of the CUDA (slide button), I would appreciate more input on whether to get the tanto or spearpoint. Serrated or non-serrated. I have to admit that to me the tanto blade definitely has a more aggressive look to it.
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Also read somewhere on the forum that the button channel (track?) can get dirty or gummed up. I use Birchwood-Casey "Gun Scrubber" to clean all my firearms, it really blasts the junk out. Would it work okay on the knife, and would it have any negative effect on the handle material?
Also read somewhere on the forum that the button channel (track?) can get dirty or gummed up. I use Birchwood-Casey "Gun Scrubber" to clean all my firearms, it really blasts the junk out. Would it work okay on the knife, and would it have any negative effect on the handle material?
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Plain works best for me, and a spearpoint blade is great!
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Ranger motto
A few useful details on UK laws and some nice reviews!
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