Why all.the TGA2 hate?

StealthCaliber said:
Constantly seeing people dumping them at a loss on the exchange and especially losing money on fleabay at $325-$350 shipped for g10 models you lose another 13.5% in fees and about $20 ship for around a $100+ loss on a $380 knife

I think they're one of the better revisions, better steel than the BG versions and the balance is actually spot on, they feel better in hand than my tglbs actually.
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I think it's the same reason that there are a large number of TGLB's (even comp finish!) selling right lately....the comp finish Dog Soldier 8..!! :cool:
 
Could be a lot of.noobs like.myslef didnt realize how sucessful thos O2W would be, and a bunch of em thought TGSE!? THERE'S NOWAY I'M PASSIN! At that.time of xourse.

I too surpised bybthe recentn influx of CF TGs. I could be wrong but didnt the .350 Hollowed Hog out sizzle the forsaken Gemini (more standard)last round? Super light and.well balancved DS8 might be addinbto those sales, but I doubt im the only one waiting to splurge likea mad man on TGLBs:D
 
BeastClaw,
Congratulations on the new Edition. Definitely the priority of the Day. Enjoy and take Gobs of pictures. They grow so fast. Really Special times ahead of you.
Congrats & enjoy,
Surfsidemel
 
Surfsidemel said:
BeastClaw,
Congratulations on the new Edition. Definitely the priority of the Day. Enjoy and take Gobs of pictures. They grow so fast. Really Special times ahead of you.
Congrats & enjoy,
Surfsidemel
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Will do and thank you.
 
I love the TGa2, it's one of my do not sell blades, especially since it was a gift from my wife
 
forsaken tg has them shook so they're taking a loss now
 
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And here we see a large mass of hot air moving from left to right across the forum, tune in every morning for your up to date radar tracked weather forecast.
 
brandonc said:
Is A2 really better than sr101?

Why isnt A2 used for BG models?
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That's a good question because Jerry has stated in a AMA from last year that 101 was his second fav steel- and while doing some edumacatin' I came across something that said A2 steel was used for jackhammer points - As one who got tossed around by a few hammers back in my younger days I thought that's got to be a pretty tough steel. Add to that toughness the better of the too in corrosion resistance, it's a fair question. I've picked up small comments here and there from folks w ho really like 101 over Infi when it comes to getting down and dirty so, no perfect answer but it is interesting stuff but Jerry likes what he likes for a host of reasons based on what he wants-
 
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