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I have one on order because...well, it just seems kind'a unique. I just collect knives and other doodads (a collection that I call my "Man Gadget Collection"). Anyhow... very little info pops up when one googles this knife. Basically all that pops up are it's factory specs and where it's being sold.
But, I am curious to know more about it. Questions that come to mind...
When was it introduced?
Why the Land, Sea, Air designation? (Any knife can be pushed into whatever use, when nothing else is handy, but why this specific title for this particular model)?
Is the blade design unique to the SP15, or does it borrow from another model (of theirs, or someone elses)?
Has it ever received a contract for professional use?
Is it considered a dagger, and if not... what catagory of fixed blade is it considered to be?
The serrations, what are their main use purpose?
This knife intrigues me, and will be a neat addition to my other Ontario knives... especially for it's unique look that it will bring to my collection.
Any info and/or opinions that you may share about this particular model, will be greatly appreciated
But, I am curious to know more about it. Questions that come to mind...
When was it introduced?
Why the Land, Sea, Air designation? (Any knife can be pushed into whatever use, when nothing else is handy, but why this specific title for this particular model)?
Is the blade design unique to the SP15, or does it borrow from another model (of theirs, or someone elses)?
Has it ever received a contract for professional use?
Is it considered a dagger, and if not... what catagory of fixed blade is it considered to be?
The serrations, what are their main use purpose?
This knife intrigues me, and will be a neat addition to my other Ontario knives... especially for it's unique look that it will bring to my collection.
Any info and/or opinions that you may share about this particular model, will be greatly appreciated