Pegasus/Navigator blade difference - Sal?

[Costas]

I may be mistaken, but it seems from the photos I have seen that the blades of the Navigator and the Pegasus are a little bit different (at the point that the cutting edge starts). Is that correct?
If so, why is there a difference in tooling and manufacturing where it would be easier to make them all the same? Do they come from a different sub-contractor maybe?

Nothing to it, I'm just curious.

Costas

 

[Blades]

Never mind this post.


Blades

[This message has been edited by Blades (edited 01-25-2000).]

 

[Sal Glesser]

Costas - they are in fact different.

The Pegasus, like the CoPilot is a "true" less than 2" blade and quite acceptable on just about any airline. The handle on the Pegasus is the smallest that I dare make and still have sufficient purchase to use the knife effectively for hard use.

The Navigator has a slight handle change (at the butt) and uses a blade size that would normally fit into that size handle. Just about 2-1/4".

They are also different contractors, but with small production capacities.

sal

 

[Blades]

Well so much for what I know. I thought they were the same. Oh well.


Blades

 

[Costas]

Thanks for the feedback.
I already have the Pegasus, now I'm waiting for the Navigator. Thanks for giving so many nice options!

 

[Blades]

Costas,
Do you like your Pegasus as much as I like mine?? Its such a great little knife. I had a Copilot, but after I got my Pegasus I gave it away. I want to get another Pegasus or two, so I'll have some extra. I use mine as my church knife, since it is engraved(done by Brooks Burt). Sorry to ramble.

Blades

 

[Costas]

I also had a Co-Pilot, but the Pegasus is a great improvement, being a really modern design.