I hope you're all doing well! I was out of the knife game for quite a while but I'm back now.
I was hoping I'd be the first to start a thread on this topic but it seems it has been discussed before.
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Either way, it's worth bringing up again. Has there been any progress on the mystery behind the "transitional" Voyager? For those not viewing the link, the knife I am referring to is the Voyager in the 2010 Cold Steel catalog. It has the same overall design as the Voyager that we're all familiar with today, but it's different in a few ways from the Voyager in the 2011 and later catalogs. Despite having the same overall design as the new ones, the 2010 Voyager is pictured in the catalog with a pinned blade like the classic Voyagers that came before it (no disassembly). It is also advertised as being made from VG-1 San Mai III, which means it would have been made in Japan (not Taiwan like we're familiar with).
What else do you guys know about these?
I was hoping I'd be the first to start a thread on this topic but it seems it has been discussed before.
Odd voyager
I recently acquired a Cold Steel Voyager from a friend who knows someone that works at Cold steel but I can't find any images that look like it when looking up it's specifications, I'm wondering why it is different than the others.
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What else do you guys know about these?