The wrong number on the blade?

[incaorchid]

I noticed the other day that two knives that have the same numbers on the box have different numbers on the blade.

Does this mean that one is a fatory blemish or is one a counterfeit or what could the reason be?

Both boxes are labeled 1750. One blade reads 1750 and the other reads 1745.

 

[Soul_hammer]

It looks like they are two different knives. the 1750 has a flipper and the 45 does not other than that the actual blade design appers to be very similar.

 

[incaorchid]

They look identical except for the different number.

 

[GarrettWeidman]

I must be a misprint, because the 1745 is an Ener-G2, a completely different knife.

 

[Soul_hammer]

I didnt see the pictures the first time. From the pictures I would guess it was a misprint.

 

[incaorchid]

Thanks for the informative replies.
Misprint would indicate a blem?
Do other companies have blems out there?


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[powernoodle]

1750 is the correct number for the Lahar. 1745 is the Kershaw NRG2. So it looks to me that the wrong number is on the one marked 1750. Could me that Kershaw changed numbers or something like that, but thats doubtful. If it does say 1750 (hard for me to see), then I just think its the wrong number.

 

[Soul_hammer]

Yes having the wrong number would make it a blem but it was one they didnt catch because it doesnt have the 4 Xs that it would if they caught it. I would give them a call and let them know the situation they should still honour the warrenty but it wouldnt hurt to double check.