I juist roderend this knife but I forgot to ask one question, is this the San Mal III?
1419377
This knife is not the San Mai III. It is made of 01 steel. The San Mai is more expensive.
1419378
There are two models. Most expensive has the San Mai laminated blade, and a lesser expensive one that uses just high carbon steel. Mine is the lesser kind. I love my knive, the San Mai would be if you were near lots of salt water or excessively wet climates that could cause excessive rusting.
1813086
Hahaha. Why don't you buy the knife and find out. It is one of the worlds worst knifes. Do not buy.
1711585
That's a good Question. From the looks of it, probably not. I still like it and it has a high "wow" factor. It would be the one knife I would want it I had one to choose.
308406
I don't know but it is an excellent knife. It is my favorite most versatile and durable knife.
279019
Yes it is. Thin and VERY sharp, I'd buy these knives in a second. They are soon to be just sold at professional restaurant supply houses. Get them while they are available to the general public. You won't regret it.
2164614
Get a tomato knife and another chefs knife, or a Santoku if you prefer a flat blade. I prefer a chefs knife and wish I had gotten a second one instead of the Santoku.
283012
i'd suggest contacting the guys who made your knife, if anyone would know it would be them
1746320
Both of my knives are Kershaw Ken Onions. The serratated Ken Onion I own looks very similar to the Tanto. I would expect the Tanto to be a very good knife! Tom Brennan
1506998
I just got my SCHF3N this morning. According to the website fletcherandersons.com the knife is made of "7Cr17 high carbon stainless steel".Does anyone know how to tell the difference in materials? There was no indication on the box.BTW the sheath is really cheeeep. But at least the knife is fairly good.
1145250
Yes, it is. As a matter of fact it's very well constructed. Every knife I've bought from MTECH has been great. This knife fits perfect inside my boot and it is very, very sharp.
1249290
I don't recall, but there is an excellent Youtube video review on this knife. I am sure they mention it in there.
203516
I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with that type of knife and I don't want to give you bad information.
606167
sorry, I do not have that knife to check myself, I would try sending email to Spec.Ops. company. good luck
934806
Yes, it's the same knife. The blades both show the same number (40520) on them.
1761429
Under the "2" stars review, see what I wrote about the sheath. Looks to be the same knife. Purchased my a few years ago. Could be the wrong pic, I see they make a "black" version now. "Noir" could be the "Wilderness" or since they now have a "Noir" they could have labeled the stainless one the "Wilderness" if not purchased through the Hedgehog website. Again, looks to be the same knife from the pic I see. I do not remember if mine had the 7500 designation or not. If so it could be a different knife. Hope that helps.
1006130
Yes. I took this knife as backup while boar hunting with my brother. We ran into a little more than we could handle, my brother reminded me of this knife and after using it....I would absolutely consider adding this to YOUR collection.
983365
Although I have not taken this knife apart, once you get it, if you do, you will notice that it seems to be one piece of steel. Think of a Kabaar. I am not sure that the knife you have is the same knife I have. I have seen them (and bought them) before that are not the same. I would use my knife if I had to, but against a bear ? Does your knife have a thumb groove on the blade ? Mine does, first knife I have seen with one. I would not worry about the blade snapping but I have bought replicas like it where I would.