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S30V / G10 Leek pics

www.knifecenter.com has the S30V Leeks, and they have chives. I bought my chive from the Snap-On guy when I went to pick up my wife's car from the repair shop. Handy!;) The truck was just sitting there with my knife in it, along with a Torx driver I needed. See the pic!:D
 

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Hey JoeD. They give a lifetime warranty, when it's marked Snap-On!!
 
Who does? Kershaw or Snap-On?

I'm pretty sure that Kershaw already has a limited lifetime warranty just like most other high end knives do. :)
 
Snap-On does, on top of the manufacturer's warranty. If it breaks without being totally abused, they'll hand me a new one. No waiting around for the factory or the mail.
 
My Mini Mojo came from a Snap-on truck. My neighbor got me one after i saw his. He tells me, all he has to do is give it back and they (Snap-on) give him a new one (if in stock):thumbup:
 
The only drawback is their stock isn't the most up to date. The vendor didn't know about the S30V Leeks, and probably only has basic stock in everything; knives anyway.
 
Fantastic. I like the polished G10. I remember those handles on the now discontinued Random Task.

Too bad its not drilled for tip up though like the other Leeks are. Thats the dealbreaker for me.
 
Another thing that is nice about the polished G10 is that it is pretty easy on the pockets. I were kahkis to work, and the really texuterd G10 like on the Paramil tears them up.

Just a thought.
 
I have a polished G-10 Random Task that was purchased in 1999 or 2000. I dont EDC it, but do use it. I do not find it slick at all. I prefer the look better than the "grippy" G-10.

Robert
Oklahoma City
 
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