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3.48" Civivi Banneret Nitro-V Blade G10 Folding Reversible Pocket Knife Expired
$46.75
$93.50
+ Free S/H
Update: While the promotion page shows both options being out of stock you may still purchase. Shipping is currently expected toward the end of April.
We Company LLC via Amazon has select 3.48" Civivi Banneret Nitro-V Blade Folding Reversible Pocket Knife on sale listed below after 50% Off coupon (must login to your Amazon account to redeem the promo). Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member JMBauer74 for finding this deal
Note, coupon discount will automatically apply at checkout; must login to your Amazon account to activate
Available Option(s) w/ 50% Off coupon discount
We Company LLC via Amazon has select 3.48" Civivi Banneret Nitro-V Blade Folding Reversible Pocket Knife on sale listed below after 50% Off coupon (must login to your Amazon account to redeem the promo). Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member JMBauer74 for finding this deal
Note, coupon discount will automatically apply at checkout; must login to your Amazon account to activate
Available Option(s) w/ 50% Off coupon discount
- 3.48" Civivi Banneret Nitro-V Blade G10 Folding Reversible Pocket Knife (Black/C20040D-2) $46.75
- 3.48" Civivi Banneret Nitro-V Blade Folding Reversible Pocket Knife (Green Micarta; C20040D-1) $47.75
- 3.48" Civivi Banneret Nitro-V Blade Folding Reversible Pocket Knife
- Nylon Zippered Storage Pouch
- Cleaning Cloth
- 2x Stickers
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CIVIVI Banneret Folding Pocket Knife, 3.48 inch Nitro-V Blade G10 Handle Reversible Pocket Clip, EDC Knife for Utility Hiking Camping Fishing Work Outdoor is 50 percent off with clipped coupon at Amazon
Black G10 or Green Micarta
https://www.amazon.com/promocode/A22C7M6WDJ791P OOS, but orders accepted (delivery dates are several weeks out)
Black G10 or Green Micarta
https://www.amazon.com/promocode/A22C7M6WDJ791P OOS, but orders accepted (delivery dates are several weeks out)
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A lot of the old standard knife brands basically suck today. I wouldn't give a nickel for a Schrade or Case. Ka-Bar has some decent stuff, Buck too. But bang for buck, they do not rival the top chinese brands.
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Just buy the best knife made in U.S.A.
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Could you update? Mine just recently broke too and was wondering about it.
There are a ton of different steels used in modern pocket knives, so I wouldn't expect anyone to take the time to make a list of good vs. bad for the 50 different alloys you might see. Different steels have different strengths and weaknesses across the 3 big performance markers of toughness, edge retention, and corrosion resistance. Just Google "Knife steel nerds steel chart" and you'll find an article from a couple years ago that is still a very good, quick reference point for what you can generally expect from various steels.
Wish I didn't have to pay anything, but it's better than nothing.
Which one and why?
A lot of the old standard knife brands basically suck today. I wouldn't give a nickel for a Schrade or Case. Ka-Bar has some decent stuff, Buck too. But bang for buck, they do not rival the top chinese brands.
A lot of the old standard knife brands basically suck today. I wouldn't give a nickel for a Schrade or Case. Ka-Bar has some decent stuff, Buck too. But bang for buck, they do not rival the top chinese brands.
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Most steels are good, but there are tradeoffs. Nitro V is a nice stainless option that takes a great edge, but it doesn't have the longest edge retention. Steels with tremendous edge retention usually have thicker carbides which leads to potential chunks of steel being torn out if they hit something hard (plus they're harder to sharpen).
The heat treatment quality is the biggest difference amongst knives you buy. The super cheap dollar store knives are usually rather soft so they deform easily, but even cheap steels can be hardened in a way that they're very useful. One of my favorite cheap steels is 14C28N.
Without a good heat treatment, the knife doesn't usually have very many good traits. It will deform, it won't hold an edge well, and even the corrosion properties are affected.