picked up a c55gpse starmate cpm440v steel. a c42 viele with ebony/silver wire inlay. and a c10p endura 2 ,with united states marshal etched on handle, got it from a friend of mine who is a us marshal. the viele and endura are probally safe queens, but the starmate may see some carry time ,cause i like cpm440v .anyone got any likes/dislikes on 440 cpmv?. my military has cpm440 and i carried it for about a year before retireing it, but you never know i may bring it back into service some day. too many knives and not enough pockets for them all to travel in..
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Nice ones.I love 440V.Cuts like a chainsaw and holds an edge well.
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Yesterday I received a Chinook that has the CPM440V steel, and it seems like a very good steel, but it sure seems to have a very linear grain structure that is ALOT different than the VG-10 or 154CM that I'm used to.
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My Native is CPM 440V, and I like this steel. Good edge retention, fairly easy to resharpen.
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