Thoughts on the iMamba

[ac3boyz]

I knew I'd regret it when I sold my kudu bone inlay recently and this will be the thread that makes me buy another. However, I will never consider selling my PJ.

 

[woodysone]

There’s just that something about a PJ. It‘s on washers, the carbon fiber loose bearings, both smooth as heck both mirrored blades. Thought I’d hate the fingerprint magnets but have grown to like them.

 

[norcalAF]

I traded my CF for a PJ and some cash lol, love my PJ!

 

[Chowser]

I like mine, no inlays. It's an early model, so the bearings aren't caged and the detent is right on the edge of 'soft'.

I don't have much experience with rwl34 but it sharpens up nicely and the knife is ground to cut. It obviously shares some design language with CRK, which is no bad thing. I'd kinda like to try one with a firmer detent and flipper delete. Good, useable knife, anyway.

 

[norcalAF]

I guess it's all moot anyway, as it will just come back again with use; and I've been carrying it daily for the past week, along with 2-3 others in different pockets. However, I do keep it in the right back pocket now, with nothing else to rub against it, unlike when it was in my front pocket and rubbing on the gips of my 357 Mag.

This outdoor pic from Saturday doesn't show the marks in that light, but they've been there for a few weeks.

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I prefer to think of snail trails as signs of usefulness, as in the knife is not too pretty to actually use for EDC

 

[Jacques Mi]

I'd like to see them make a version of the iMamba with a button lock.