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lex2006 said:
I guess that is why we have selection , this small has been in my pocket almost a year this month and I love it .
The tanto has the strongest tip and could be why I like it??? LOL
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Dcdavis said:
View attachment 1334666 I’ve got two large tanto’s, this and a micarta Inkosi. I’ve never had a small but as far as the larges go they ain’t that bad. Definitely not the most practical or my favorite shape but they’ll get the job done. It took me a little bit of adjusting to get used to a tanto but once I figured out the best way to use them for the task at hand it became second nature. In my opinion I haven’t really found anything in my usage a tanto does better than an insingo tho
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This mirrors my experience with the small. The main thing I notice with the small tanto is I “run out of blade length” on some jobs (cutting up an apple etc), where I would not with an Insingo or even a drop point. I know they are all the same total length, but the tanto does draw the point of engagement a lot further back, if that makes sense. Kinda hard to describe.
 
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kidcongo said:
this mirrors my experience with the small. The main thing I notice with the small tanto is I “run out of blade length” on some jobs (cutting up an apple etc), where I wound not with an Insingo or even a drop point. I know they are all the same total length, but the tanto does draw the point of engagement a lot further back, if that makes sense. Kinda hard to describe.
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Yea that makes sense. I’ve never really spent that much time with my only small (21 micarta insingo). A tanto works pretty good for draw cuts, not as good as an Insingo, but it works
 
Dcdavis said:
View attachment 1334666 I’ve got two large tanto’s, this and a micarta Inkosi. I’ve never had a small but as far as the larges go they ain’t that bad. Definitely not the most practical or my favorite shape but they’ll get the job done. It took me a little bit of adjusting to get used to a tanto but once I figured out the best way to use them for the task at hand it became second nature. In my opinion I haven’t really found anything in my usage a tanto does better than an insingo tho
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Is that a weld mark on the blade!!!!?? Live circuit???
 
This is turning into "show us your Regs! Dang Loon, good job on that fresh Pineapple!!! Tasty!!!
 
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