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Thanks, Sal. So the final question: Which steel is the best? (If there is such thing). <img src="wink.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle>

Serrated lightwheight Endura <img src="wink.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle>
Just got it, might get some more later...

Edited by - Denis Drygin on 12/13/00 10:58:52 AM

So, do I get it right that you think that ATS-55 is better than AUS-8A? And btw some new Cold Steel blades are AUS-10A (like these triple folders.

And one more thing:most Cold Steel and Spyderco blades are in the same price range. Like Gunsite and Vaquero Grande vs Police and Military; or Voyagers vs Endura and Delica etc.

Thank guys for all your replies. One other thing bothers me. In an information booklet I got with my Endura, it states that Spyderco knives designed only for cutting. But what about stabbing? I think it is important for any knife (with rear exceptions) to be used for piercing jobs too.

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Hi. I'm no newbie towards knives, but because of my limited budget I had to stick to inexpensive blades. Until recently my most expensive folding knife was Shark by Fury (paid $25, made in Japan, 440, umm C, I think). So I decided to buy something better. I had a Cold Steel catalog, and thus when I ...