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Cliff,

The shave was comfortable as a double edge. I have used a straight many times but I would not call myself an aficionado. My edge is also much thinner than a Military so that may play a roll as well. I did not try the HHT on the blade.

It was 25deg inclusive

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I cant answer your questions using the K390 mule as the subject but how about K390 HT'd by Peter's to 63rc. It's a simple drop point blade that is .114 at the spine and .014 behind the edge
As some interesting questions which would be nice to see people comment on in Spyderco's A11 and S110V ...

Thank you Sal!

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Here's a copy and paste of a test I did between 10V and K390. In no way is it super accurate but it gives you an idea of what they can do

I gathered up 10 boxes and cut each in half to make sure each knife cut the same boxes. I also added whittling of some aspen I had laying around to test ...

MadRookie wrote:100% correct - but you need to strop at 1µ Boron Carbide - trust me, you will never look back!!!

It gives the best combo of refined, yet toothy you can imagine!!

:)

I have to agree with this as well. The boron carbide gives steel one heck of a bite compared to diamond or CBN.

M390 Mule in Red and Black G10.

First post and picture :D Manix in M4