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QSP Penguin D2 Steel Blade Linerlock Folding Knife w/ Brass Handle
$37.95
$59.95
+ Free S/H
Atlantic Knife has QSP Penguin D2 Steel Blade Linerlock Folding Knife w/ Brass Handle (130F) on sale for $35.95 - Extra 5% Off w/ discount code CYCLONE (apply in cart) = $34.15 -> now $37.95. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member(s) DonV1962 & GrandmasterBBC for finding this deal
Note, must apply the listed discount code in cart to receive offer.
About the Product
Thanks to community member(s) DonV1962 & GrandmasterBBC for finding this deal
Note, must apply the listed discount code in cart to receive offer.
About the Product
- 4" (10.16cm) Closed
- 3" (7.62cm)
- D2 Tool Steel Blade
- Brass Handle
- Thumb Stud
- Lanyard Hold
- Pocket Clip
- Satin Finish
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- Our research indicates that this deal is $25.80 less (43.04% savings) than the normal listed price of $59.95 at the time of this posting.
- Must apply the listed discount code in cart to receive final pricing
- Offer valid while pricing/supplies last
- Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion - Discombobulated
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Edited April 6, 2024
at 09:30 PM
Nice price on a very well liked knife with brass handle and D2 blade. Running $50 on Amazon.
Use discount code "CYCLONE" to save an additional 5% ($1.80).
Thanks to GrandmasterBBC for the code.
https://atlanticknife.c
Use discount code "CYCLONE" to save an additional 5% ($1.80).
Thanks to GrandmasterBBC for the code.
https://atlanticknife.c
Created 04-06-2024
at 05:48 PM
by DonV1962
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Brass is more weighty and will develop a unique patina. Micarta wil be lighter, more grippy while wet and also patinas a little due to hand oils. It's ALL user preference.
For the brass and copper knives I like to "shipwreck" them which is a forced patina which brings out blue and green colors. I have a small tutorial on it in one of my posts on Reddit under the user u/ARGuck.
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lol yes the version with cheaper to produce scales is cheaper. Thanks much.
Brass is more weighty and will develop a unique patina. Micarta wil be lighter, more grippy while wet and also patinas a little due to hand oils. It's ALL user preference.
Brass is more weighty and will develop a unique patina. Micarta will be lighter, more grippy while the wet and actually also patinas a little due to hand oils. It's ALL user preference.
I have an older knife that has brass handles. It is a "hand me down"' heirloom piece from my grandfather when knives had bone, horn, wood, and brass handles. The brass will turn green in areas and the patina's appeal is subjective so your point is fair, but this being D2 steel and handle materials available now, I wouldn't exactly consider this knife special or even a deal by any stretch.
I didn't say anything about it being special, by any means. The penguin is a great entry level knife. My preference is the titanium handled version. I own knives ranging in value from $10-$1000. I enjoy the customization process most of all. So what makes these cheap decent quality knives great is that if you mess up at all you're not going to be out a ton of money.
For the brass and copper knives I like to "shipwreck" them which is a forced patina which brings out blue and green colors. I have a small tutorial on it in one of my posts on Reddit under the user u/ARGuck.
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For the brass and copper knives I like to "shipwreck" them which is a forced patina which brings out blue and green colors. I have a small tutorial on it in one of my posts on Reddit under the user u/ARGuck.
I checked out the shipwrecked style. I didn't realize that was the term for when they patina'd brass and all sorts of stuff popped up. Thanks!
If you're looking for a good entry-level knife that isn't cheap junk, this one is a good place to start. If you've already got nicer and are interested in a quality EDC knife that won't bother you too much if it gets lost or broken, this one fits that bill nicely, too.
Regardless, he liked the knife, but I was really impressed with the quality and how smoothly it opened. So I got a Ti version for myself, as well as the carbon fiber scaled version.
These knives feel much more expensive than the $35 - $60 price. I have CRKs, Spydercos, and Benchmade knives so I have been exposed to "quality" knives, and this one doesn't feel far off of knives costing much, much more.
I didn't think I'd like the blade style, but it has grown on me.