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QSP Penguin D2 Steel Blade Linerlock Folding Knife w/ Brass Handle

$37.95

$59.95

+ Free S/H

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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

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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Written by Edited April 6, 2024 at 09:30 PM by

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.com/product...112495ed08

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Created 04-06-2024 at 05:48 PM by DonV1962

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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.

Use discount code "CYCLONE" to save an additional 5% ($1.80).

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.