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ZT 560 -Waterborne ops?
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El Bandit0
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ummm... I wouldnt worry about it. Living in an extremely humid area right now and no problems with corrosion. I have gotten it wet before, but as long as you wash it out afterwards, spray some very thin lube in the bearings, and blow out any residual gunk with a compressor, shouldn't have any trouble. I do this with all my folders if they go swimming with me... although I prefer a fixed blade or two for water use.
Waterborne ops?
When did swimming become "waterborne ops"?
My god, even hanging out at the pool has gone "tactical"...
He was asking you for advice not to criticize his choice of words. I thought "Waterborne ops" was funny and original, and I wouldn't have read this thread otherwise..
OP, you should be fine as long as you don't let the knife stay wet for too long afterwards. Lube and a compressor are both good suggestions.
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Not everyone just hangs out by the pool. . . .
I doubt those guys are asking for advice on bladeforums...
Thanks TL and El Bandito-thats kinda what I figured. In salt water I stick to my H1 Pacific Salt. Even the Randall Model 18 diver(SS) starts to freckle.
Now-a-days I just take the kids and dogs on excursions to the creek. . .
I carried a model 18 when I was active with those guys. . .
Now-a-days I just take the kids and dogs on excursions to the creek. . .
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