If you go to Walmart they are clearing out Kershaw Blackouts and Skylines for $30
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If you go to Walmart they are clearing out Kershaw Blackouts and Skylines for $30
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I thought about the Griptilian. Looks like what I wanted, but so does the Buck.Originally Posted by aaron_c
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Spyderco Endura 4; it's an amazing blade for a decent price.
http://www.amazon.com/Spyderco-Endur...2477256&sr=8-1
The blade MAY be Japanese, but they're normally better quality anyway.
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VG-10 is Japanese steel, the OP wants US steel.
You could get a Spyderco Paramilitary 2 in CPM-S30V for ~$100 if you want good US steel (Crucible is in PA) and made in USA (Spyderco in Golden, CO).
Lots of good choices ~$50-60 if you will accept Japanese or Swedish steel though.
Last edited by BrianS; 08-04-11 at 15:37.
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Which ones use Swedish steel?
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Here's the most comprehensive steel article I have found; it led me to my decision. http://zknives.com/knives/articles/knifesteelfaq.shtml
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I have the Spyderco Endura 4 FFG and absolutely love it. It is a far far better knife than any of my Kershaws in my opinion. And I was very skeptical of the Spyderco, until mine arrived and I held it.
That said, I didn't recommend it because he wants American steel. I won't fault him for that one bit, I suppose- my suggestion? Griptilian!
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you can also take a look at the kershaw blur, i've had mine still for about 2 years now and had no problems.
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Sandvik is a Swedish steel company. They make 12c27 and other well known knife steels. Uddelhom is another one, but I can't name any of their steel "spec names" right off the top of my head.
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