Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Does anyone know where to get the carbon V model SRK? I searched it and the results lead me here, but this listing says AUS8 Stainless.
Document: 2 stars for advertising. but 4 stars for the knife.A litte ticked at the advertising, it was assumed that I was buying a Carbon V blade SRK, mainly because it said " This is a Carbon V blade" Made in U.S.Abut nope I got the Japan stainless model. But I did chop a 6in diameter tree down with it. Nuff said!
I simply can't believe that anyone would dislike this blade. I understand the poor souls who got an AUS8 version being a little aggro, but the Carbon V guys need to do some soul searching because you're doing it wrong if you're breaking this knife. If by some chance you are a steel aficionado and were treating the blade correctly, CS would replace it no questions asked.
I called cold steel and they assured me that this is not what I thought it was going to be. I ordered  this knife with the understanding that I was getting a carbon V blade steel. What I was told by Cold Steel is in fact, this knife is AUS8 steel. I do like the knife, but will never order from this vendor, because they either do not know what it is they are selling, or they know that it is just too much of a hardship to send it all back.
I do not own this AUS8 version, but the carbon V version no longer in production so I will speak only to the functionality of the knife. This is the best "do everything" knife I have ever had. I have my Recon Scout for most everything, but I carry this knife, scout style, and I forget it is there all the time.
This knife is made from Carbon heated stainless steel and is well made. The sheath is made well the only problem is that you can't really remove the screws without making the lock system a tad bit too loose. The knife can take a severe beating and still stay sharp and durable. The handle itself is HIGHLY functional even when wet. I recommend this knife to anyone looking for a really nice Survival/Camping knife.
I bought my Cold Steel SRK right about when it was offered by the company, sometimes in the early 1980's, it is made of Carbon V steel, it's sheath made of a soft type material, cordura perhaps?
The Cold Steel SRK is a very good knife, good handle, good thick blade. The only reason i dont give it 5 stars is due to the fact that it is stainless steel instead of carbon steel and were the sheath holds the knife there is slight wear and tear after a short time.a good knife for camping or survival trips.
I can wait to get this outside and see what its capable of. I would highly recommend this knife to anyone looking for a quality 6 inch survival knife that is combat ready to be by your side for years to come. I look forward to getting the recon scout , recon tanto and trail master in the future and maybe another SRK in San Mai III .
The knife is well made and is made of a good stainless (AUS8). Unlike the other reviews, the knife's sheath actually works quite well. The only reason it has a star removed is that the knife came extremely dull. I couldn't cut anything! Other than that it's a strong blade with a good grip. For the price it does everything you'd expect.
This is a great knife in it's class. I highly recommend it. It was better when it had the Carbon V steel, but it is still an awesome knife for the price. I think the price should be a bit cheaper though as I would choose a Becker BK7 or a KaBar USMC over it. Those knives are at least equal and they are cheaper. But this is a great one for the collection as well.
Answer: yes