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The only ones on my radar right now are an LC200N Native, or Delica Wharncliffe Salt.
I'm tired of cleaning rust out of my knives.
I'm tired of cleaning rust out of my knives.
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Are you not taking reasonable care of them, or do you just have corrosive sweat?The only ones on my radar right now are an LC200N Native, or Delica Wharncliffe Salt.
I'm tired of cleaning rust out of my knives.
Can you get custom red scales for a G10 one? If so, you'd have one that is more unique than a production one, even a limited production one.Red Manix is the only one in my want list . Hopefully I can land one .
Got a Rex45 military at the end of December and a kapara just today. And in a week or so I'll have a cf/52100 pm2 (had the choice between 20cv and 52100 but picked the better one).
In February I should be getting the massdrop endura in super gold.
Yes it's better. Spyderco did really well on the heat treatment. The tests done with it are above that of the ht done on there 20cv. And I've seen the same with my 52100 military as well. It may not be stainless like 20cv but it really excels as a knife steel with the heat treatment they did. Check out some of the testers that put them both through the paces, or no wait... Try it for yourself.Are you saying 52100 is better than 20cv? If so, it is just in your opinion or based on your preference, correct?
Are you not taking reasonable care of them, or do you just have corrosive sweat?
Can you get custom red scales for a G10 one? If so, you'd have one that is more unique than a production one, even a limited production one.
Ah, I see. Yep, you're one of the intended users of the Salt models, for sure. We've got our share of problems in the northern midwest, but salt water's not one of them. ('cept maybe road salt, some times?)I work for a company that grows clams, so there is salt water everywhere. The main problem is the liners. Every now and then I've got to take apart whatever I'm using to clean off the rust.
Ah, I see. Yep, you're one of the intended users of the Salt models, for sure. We've got our share of problems in the northern midwest, but salt water's not one of them. ('cept maybe road salt, some times?)