Kizer Kecker Collab...
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Kizer Kecker Collab...
Just came in this a.m. and is a real brute weighing in at 8.06 oz. Fit and finish are outstanding. The knife is titanium with g10 scales, 9.25 overall length and a 3.75" CPM S35VN blade. Blade Thickness is 4MM. The Stonewash finish on the blade is really nice as the flat grind came shaving sharp. The action itself is great. I gotta say that this is one helluva knife, that from any other maker would cost probably 3x as much imo. I got it from BHQ for $116......
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I have more pics but something has messed up between photobucket and my laptop....
And please excuse the title of the thread, as it should say KLECKER instead of kecker.
And please excuse the title of the thread, as it should say KLECKER instead of kecker.
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I would be curious to see a knife with a Kleckler Lock. I have never handled one but it looks like an integrated backlock. Maybe something we will see in a Sage? It does appear as though CRKT is making them though.
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sal wrote:Knife afi's are pretty far out, steel junky's more so, but "edge junky's" are just nuts. :p
SpyderEdgeForever wrote: Also, do you think a kangaroo would eat a bowl of spagetti with sauce if someone offered it to them?
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This one is a liner lock. Has a good feel to it. Albeit massive lol....
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It certainly does seem like a great value for what you get. It seems a little chunky for my tastes but I like the scales. How is that crazy jimping on the ring and pinky finger?
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sal wrote:Knife afi's are pretty far out, steel junky's more so, but "edge junky's" are just nuts. :p
SpyderEdgeForever wrote: Also, do you think a kangaroo would eat a bowl of spagetti with sauce if someone offered it to them?
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Lol, its just a tank.......I just had to have it man. But seriously, you wouldnt believe how nice it is in person...the last Kizer I had was "ok" but this one is seriously nice. At least imo.bearfacedkiller wrote:It certainly does seem like a great value for what you get. It seems a little chunky for my tastes but I like the scales. How is that crazy jimping on the ring and pinky finger?
The jimping is a little rough around the pinky finger though.
I was also suprised at just how sharp it is. Not sure how long Ill keep it. Then again, I do like it....
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Those are the best knives out there right now for the money and if you watch all the you tube reviews on Kizer knives you will see all the materials have been tested and proven to be what they claim to be. The American knife companies are trying to price themselves out of business while Kizer gets more of share of the market every day
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I hear ya man.RanCoWeAla wrote:Those are the best knives out there right now for the money and if you watch all the you tube reviews on Kizer knives you will see all the materials have been tested and proven to be what they claim to be. The American knife companies are trying to price themselves out of business while Kizer gets more of share of the market every day
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I have the CRKT Nirk Tighe featuring the Glenn Klecker back lock. Would love to see a Sage 5 with that lock, and a Sage 6 with compression lock!bearfacedkiller wrote:I would be curious to see a knife with a Kleckler Lock. I have never handled one but it looks like an integrated backlock. Maybe something we will see in a Sage? It does appear as though CRKT is making them though.
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Welcome to the forum Larry Mott. Any chance you are from NY?
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sal wrote:Knife afi's are pretty far out, steel junky's more so, but "edge junky's" are just nuts. :p
SpyderEdgeForever wrote: Also, do you think a kangaroo would eat a bowl of spagetti with sauce if someone offered it to them?
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Thank you for mentioning these Kizer knives. I just discovered one after reading your thread for sale. Not that bad a price in the 50-60 dollar range. And the steel is VG10! I am impressed. I have not yet purchased it. What should I expect as far as quality and cutting-performance goes?
It is the Kizer V3 Vigor with VG10 blade and G10 handle.
It is the Kizer V3 Vigor with VG10 blade and G10 handle.
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Are you talking to me?SpyderEdgeForever wrote:Thank you for mentioning these Kizer knives. I just discovered one after reading your thread for sale. Not that bad a price in the 50-60 dollar range. And the steel is VG10! I am impressed. I have not yet purchased it. What should I expect as far as quality and cutting-performance goes?
It is the Kizer V3 Vigor with VG10 blade and G10 handle.
I dont have anything for sale
If I read this wrong and you found one for sale, Im not sure about the model mentioned.
But good luck :)
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Mac, yes I was asking you for a basic review of Kizer knife performance and quality and what it feels like and that kind of thing, like how it handles when cutting various materials. :)
Thank you
Thank you
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I saw Glenn Klecker post on Massdrop that he is surprised Kizer is still producing his design, because he hasn't been paid for it in years.
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Its simply awesome. The action on my 4436 is as every bit as smooth as my Nilakka. Super sharp outta the box.
Really dont think you can go wrong.
Really dont think you can go wrong.