Jaguar balisongs

I think the black one might be a Jag. Follow the link to "Butterfly knives", and it brings you to the same pic, only with a $19.99 tag. I think that refers to the one in the middle and right. A pretty weak way to sell yer product, especially since you can get Jags for $15-$20. Also, why is the pic upside down?
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The one on the left may be a real Jag. The one on the right is made by the same company who makes Jaguar if these are made in TaiWan. The wholesael cost on the 2 on the right is about $5 while the Jags cost between $10-$13.

Jaguar butterfly knives are made by Kantas, the same people who make many of my Dragon Forge knives and the 2 knives on the right in the pic.

I just received some China samples today and they will be about $5.00 on our site. Yes they are POS but for $5 it is a great practice knife for starters.

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Question, sorry if it seems so simple, but I'm new in the world of the balisong. I collect tactical folders for the most part and don't know who makes a good balisong. Would you say a jaguar is a good and economical knife? Thanks -Will
 
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Also, I plan on repinning the Cudeman and sharpening both sides of the blade. When I'm done I'll have taken a cheap knife and turned it into a (hopeflly) pretty good custom blade. But it'll be different than my other nicer knives because it will be something I accomplished myself.

Nate
 
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