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					Knives & Blades / Re: I got more knives today.
« Last post by Big Frank on Today at 04:31:48 AM »The last knife I got is a Schrade Reckon Assisted Opening Folder. According to the site it's a dark stonewash 3.0" D2 steel blade and 4.5" black aluminum handle, and 7.5" OAL. But the box says it's a 3.25" blade with a 7.6" overall length. Either way, I like flippers with assisted opening, and it's a solid-feeling quarter pound. I just need to shorten the blade a bit to get it down to 3", which I shouldn't have to do when it was advertised as being 3.0" long. . 
Step into a realm of unparalleled precision and unyielding power with the Reckon Assisted Folder, a true embodiment of cutting-edge design and relentless performance. Harness the might of the Reckon Assisted Folder's ultra-tough D2 steel blade, a force to be reckoned with. Crafted to thrive in the face of adversity, D2 steel boasts extraordinary strength and resilience. Experience the thrill of rapid deployment like never before with Schrade’s famous Nitro Assisted Technology and wield the unwavering durability of the black aluminum handle.
https://www.schrade.com/shop/knives/beta/reckon-assisted-opening-folder/1159329.html#prefn1=knifeType&prefv1=AO&srule=price-high-to-low&start=1
				Step into a realm of unparalleled precision and unyielding power with the Reckon Assisted Folder, a true embodiment of cutting-edge design and relentless performance. Harness the might of the Reckon Assisted Folder's ultra-tough D2 steel blade, a force to be reckoned with. Crafted to thrive in the face of adversity, D2 steel boasts extraordinary strength and resilience. Experience the thrill of rapid deployment like never before with Schrade’s famous Nitro Assisted Technology and wield the unwavering durability of the black aluminum handle.
https://www.schrade.com/shop/knives/beta/reckon-assisted-opening-folder/1159329.html#prefn1=knifeType&prefv1=AO&srule=price-high-to-low&start=1

			
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