FAL'ER
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Agreed, gonna be on this, Like Oprah, on a baked ham!I'm in for a few of these as Christmas gifts. What a wonderful value on a SYKCO blade!
Agreed, gonna be on this, Like Oprah, on a baked ham!I'm in for a few of these as Christmas gifts. What a wonderful value on a SYKCO blade!
I don’t think they posted a pic of the sheath, but it’s likely a brown leather pouch sheath like they did for the Mega Warden. Since Mr. Brown has his eyes on the prize already, I think I’m going to hold out for some kydex, though.Has anyone seen any photos of the sheath?
I'm in for a few of these as Christmas gifts. What a wonderful value on a SYKCO blade!
This. This is what I’ve been waiting for. THIN, res C handle, and nice price? In on this for sure!
Where will these be for sale?
It's an sr101 basic 4 essentially.This. This is what I’ve been waiting for. THIN, res C handle, and nice price? In on this for sure!
Where will these be for sale?
It's an sr101 basic 4 essentially.
For tte price I dont think itll be beat.
Man, you are on it - SR101 is not to be overlooked. I am never negative because I like to see things in a positive way, but I have definitely developed a working relationship with the different steels in my fleet. You are spot on as for edge. My user/beaters are 101 and a pleasure to sharpen. Infi is also a pleasure to sharpen and work with but something tells me it's more sensitive to angles maybe?... . Toughness, I have to say the A2 is a badass and hard as rock, I think maybe the toughest to sharpen. But when it comes to corrosion resistance in combination with other properties? Infi kills it hands down.I much prefer SR101 to INFI in smaller knives, so I see that as a plus.
It’s not as tough but I don’t need that in a blade this size, and it seems to hold an edge longer. This little thing is a real winner.
I much prefer SR101 to INFI in smaller knives, so I see that as a plus.
It’s not as tough but I don’t need that in a blade this size, and it seems to hold an edge longer. This little thing is a real winner.
Agree 100 percentI much prefer SR101 to INFI in smaller knives, so I see that as a plus.
It’s not as tough but I don’t need that in a blade this size, and it seems to hold an edge longer. This little thing is a real winner.
Not as tough, but it STILL chopped a car in half!
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/ogers-chop-shop-see-a-car-chopped-in-half.1020050/
Thanks oge14
I much prefer SR101 to INFI in smaller knives, so I see that as a plus.
It’s not as tough but I don’t need that in a blade this size, and it seems to hold an edge longer. This little thing is a real winner
Agree 100 percent
Yes, also since I think this model is going to lend itself to hunting orange res c would be awesome, it is getting close to Halloween after all.That Scrap Satin would look great with some green or purple Res-C