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Question: Is this blade serrated? I want the plain blade style, reviews say both styles have been received. Confused.
Document: Decent fixed blade, smaller than it appears in photos, but a good, somewhat light knife. The factory edge was pretty weak, but a quick hone on my Spyderco sharpening system did the trick. The included sheath is OK, but I ordered the compatible Kydex sheath from a different vendor to have an additional carry option.Note that this review is for the plain edge and not the combo edge version (I was shipped the plain even though I ordered the combo by the vendor.
I was looking for a fixed blade knife that was a little larger than my Benchmade Barrage folder with a good, US made steel and this knife fits the bill perfectly. The 4.5" partially serrated, drop point blade made from 154CM steel should handle just about everything I can throw at it - I can't wait to work with it in the field.
The title says it all. I wasn't too sure about the serrated edge, but it has proven to be pretty useful in sticky situations. In my perfect world this blade would come equipped with both the nylon, MOLLE sheath and the Kydex hard plastic sheath out of the box. It would add a little versatility to how it's placed on gear. This knife is so good - I bought it twice. The first ran off after I stuck him. Really, my fault.
Everything about this knife says "right tool for job"You can spend more money and get less but you won't spend less and find better. Simply one of the true best as far as I say anyway.Best edge retention, blade design, pry/glass break tang pommel, handle fit and tackiness, and mine is kydex sheath, but whichever, benchmades are sheathed proper.
Combo edge in photo? Can only speak for the plain edge. This knife aptly places on my top 3 all time. As a vet and former survivalist in past days, here's why.154cm, or whatever beautiful Swedish recipe steel with benchmades signature multi heat treat goodness. Probly the most ergo-correct size/weight/utilitarian design for me and my average size hands.
to this date, I have never wielded a better knife. I have a friend who has purchased knives that are worth $500+ and pale in comparison to this Benchmade Nimravus. It is a full tang blade with a cats aluminum handle and comes very sharp.
I love this knife and I can see why it is so popular and rates so highly!The beauty of this knife is its functionality in so many ways. I was a bit concerned about its size, probably one of the smaller fixed blade knifes I have but this is actually its strength. Being a smaller blade I take it everywhere I go so this knife gets the most use.
Never let's me down, never looses it's extremely sharp blade. a must have, especially on the road, a MUST have for your gear.
It really is a well made and well thought out knife and became my everyday carry because its so usable.This is the Mercedes of knives, I would not buy this knife as a heavy utility knife, get a Ontario RAT for that type of exercise.
I chose this knife for hunting and outdoor going. I did't regret. This knife is very nice designed. It fits my hand perfectly. It is very light to cary and strong enough to work with. I would definitely recommended this knife for my friends.
Answer: yes