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Radomvis,
Yup, its the same width as the BK7, it has a 5.5" blade lenght, as opposed to the 7" BK7, and it weighs 12 oz. I don't have the OAL handy, but its 1.5" shorter than the BK7;)

The 0170-6c steel used is carbon steel, and yup, it will rust. Experience shows that it usually doesn't pit very easily, and will be fine with minimal care. It is, of course, coated with expoxy powdercoat. 0170-6c is a tough, aggressive cutting carbon steel, especially suited to the role of a combat/survival knife.

I plan on putting one in the trunk of my car along with my BOB;)
 
Radomvis,

If you can't wait for the BK-10, you might want to take a look at the BK-2 Campanion, as it has just about the same blade-length, but is alittle thicker.
 
Hey Glockman...didn't I see you at knifeforums.com...I'm Rafal11 down there.

Time I've got....since I don't have the money :D

The blade width, thickness, and from what I can see a short "false" edge is what brings me back to the Bk-10. Nice design...that I'll hopefully own soon.

Radomvis
 
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