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This is only my opinion for all the keyboard commandos. Your mileage may vary. I'm hoping I can save someone a lot of time and money.
So it's been a very long and expensive journey, but for me it's over. I began with the para 2, great knife for the money. Next up was the Emerson Horseman. Love the knife, hate the saber grind. Then I uped my game, Strider SNG Lego, then SNG CC and finally SMF CC. Good knives, but I couldn't justify the price for the quality in my opinion. Next was a Hinderer XM-18 3.5. Liked it but didn't love it.
So, I got this knife for what I thought was a good price, used but like new and after carrying it for a while, would pay full price off the site without hesitation. The knife? A TAD Dauntless MK4. Perfect size for EDC, not too big, not too small. The knife is slim and the ergos are perfect for the pocket. The deep carry clip is great. Blade perfectly centered. Lock up at about 30%. Absolutely no blade play in any direction.


So it's been a very long and expensive journey, but for me it's over. I began with the para 2, great knife for the money. Next up was the Emerson Horseman. Love the knife, hate the saber grind. Then I uped my game, Strider SNG Lego, then SNG CC and finally SMF CC. Good knives, but I couldn't justify the price for the quality in my opinion. Next was a Hinderer XM-18 3.5. Liked it but didn't love it.
So, I got this knife for what I thought was a good price, used but like new and after carrying it for a while, would pay full price off the site without hesitation. The knife? A TAD Dauntless MK4. Perfect size for EDC, not too big, not too small. The knife is slim and the ergos are perfect for the pocket. The deep carry clip is great. Blade perfectly centered. Lock up at about 30%. Absolutely no blade play in any direction.


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