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Hey Fellas,
We all know that the best kind of SD knife is a fixed blade. BUT...in some states, you can't carry one or it's simply not practical. With that said, I'm looking for a Tanto folder that has a strong lock and blade, that should be strong enough to hold it's own. I am strongly considering a Walter Brend Marauder (Manual). It's just shy of 4" and it really is a beefy knife with one nasty Tanto point. Brend is known for making excellent tactical knives so I wanted to see what you guys thought about this one. I have one of his Microtech SOCOM Tanto HP knives, but those things are fetching north of $3k. Not something I would consider as an EDC knife. Would love to hear the thoughts of those who know more than I do on this knife. Thanks!!
Harry
Looks like this...(but is a prototype with carbon fiber inserts)
We all know that the best kind of SD knife is a fixed blade. BUT...in some states, you can't carry one or it's simply not practical. With that said, I'm looking for a Tanto folder that has a strong lock and blade, that should be strong enough to hold it's own. I am strongly considering a Walter Brend Marauder (Manual). It's just shy of 4" and it really is a beefy knife with one nasty Tanto point. Brend is known for making excellent tactical knives so I wanted to see what you guys thought about this one. I have one of his Microtech SOCOM Tanto HP knives, but those things are fetching north of $3k. Not something I would consider as an EDC knife. Would love to hear the thoughts of those who know more than I do on this knife. Thanks!!
Harry
Looks like this...(but is a prototype with carbon fiber inserts)