Ratmandu CG - Design Change?

[gk4ever2]

I know the Ratmandu CG has been around for several years, and I thought I read once that the basic design changed slightly from the original ones - does anyone know if this is true and if so, how did it change? I'm just referring to the design of the SR-101 basic model RMD CG, not the many custom variations there have been. Thanks for your help!

 

[=MAX=]

All I noticed was the older models were a little thinner and had a swedge, newer model is a tad thicker and no swedge but still contains the same awesomeness :thumbup:
buy several :thumbup::thumbup:

 

[Mulder]

Be forwarned that these things are addictive and multiply exponentially.
I started with one (2 actually from the AK road show in 2011) and now I have waaaaaaaayyyyyyyy tooooooooo many.

 

[Wheat]

In April, I had 0 Ratmandu's.

Today I have 3 and counting....

 

[Wheat]

Newest Member of the Rat Family for me.

 

[PatrickKnight]

The original run had a rounded spine and the current model is a square spine. That's the design change.

 

[elof_alv]

And reportedly there were some variances in stock thickness over the years, but more less fractional, nothing like ASH-1.

 

[PatrickKnight]

And reportedly there were some variances in stock thickness over the years, but more less fractional, nothing like ASH-1.

I think the overall thickness of the knife might have been effected more by the various types of coatings that the stock thickness itself but this is just me thinking out loud.

 

[=MAX=]

The stock thickness was different from old to new models, I own both and its quite noticeable.