Sandrin Torino On-going EDC review (pic heavy)
Re: Sandrin Torino On-going EDC review (pic heavy)
You're a wild man Connor!! That's some serious pressure! Makes me think of vivi cutting his Sharpmaker base just about in half!
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's in 14 different steels1- Zero Tolerance 0470
1 - Microtech Ultratech DE OTF
1 - Benchmade 940 (BHQ Exclusive/M4)
1 - CRK Small Sebenza 31/Macassar Ebony Inlays
1 - CRK Large Inkosi Insingo/ Black Micarta Inlays
-Rick
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Re: Sandrin Torino On-going EDC review (pic heavy)
The spine is actually radiused. It's just that thin, I guess. I was trying to put most of the pressure on my thumb, instead of the stop pin (which is inset directly into the G10, with no steel liners or anything.)
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Re: Sandrin Torino On-going EDC review (pic heavy)
Ha ha! It was pretty hard, but even so I was surprised when I saw blood on my thumb and the blade. Apparently I go into full beast mode when I'm testing out something new lol.
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