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Wb Over Bt

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mrtaibin

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Hello all,
any comment on WB and BT ?
WB has a slightly slope edge , but BT is 90 degree...
any difference on that?

as I order a BT from TAD but shipped a WB to me!!
which one is better ? seem BT is tough and WB with a slope edge will be better for pull cutting..
any suggestion?
thanks
 
as has been stated here in the past, the BT seems more tool-oriented while the WB seems more weapon-oriented.
I think either will do anything you need and will probably last longer than you!
I prefer the WB myself, but I am by no means a "hardcore" user.

cheers,
Derek
 
The BT I just received is AWESOME. I don't own a WB, but aesthetically, I like the looks of the BT better. I don't think you could go wrong with either.
 
I thought the BT was too much like a tool. So I went with a WB. The WB is a faster sleeker tanto model and not so wielding. When I look at a BT I just want to upgrade to a Seal 2001 or MT-L. Both of those knives are a bit bigger than a BT and fit the tool/knife purpose better.
 
Thanks for everyone's input
may be WB is my faith as I am not quite strong build , WB is lighter and fine with me
 
Just remember mrtaibin, it's a Strider, so if you don't like it selling it won't be a problem :)
 
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