Victorinox Swiss Army Classic SD Pocket Knife - What does the SD stand for?
407623
Screw driver tip on file blade. If it doesn't have SD, the file will be blade shaped with no flat head screw driver tip.
1588003
No image displayed. I don't know what knife you're talking about. If you include a model number, I will be happy to look it up and answer if I can.
1684686
first it should say Victorinox and a shield with a cross. Next to it is an oval with a bird and mountains as a background and the words Victorinox Swiss Made. The number on my blades is 5.2000.12 then under this number is 40002. Hope this helps.
1668804
When I bought mine earlier last year, the knife sent to me was S30V. If anything, it's an upgrade from what is mentioned here.
1232018
The Schrade IMP16S Imperial Stainless Steel 3 Blade Pocket Knife is very easy to open. No problem at all.
1867786
The logo stamped into the sheath is as follows: "BUCK KNIVES". And "BUCK" is on the upper line, and "KNIVES" is on the lower line.On the snap is BUCK three times, and represented in a circle.
1559488
I believe Switzerland. http://www.swissknifeshop.com/shop/kitchen/cutlery/victorinox?gclid=CImwm5PMpbwCFW1nOgodVUUAIg
1552742
That must've been a typo since Benchmade and number of online knife retailers has 375SN as having Sand color sheath. I personally got the Sand color sheath.
2121690
I believe that forschner was the name of the American distribitor and they have parted ways with Victorinox and the newer knives no longer say forschner. Same knife different label.
308406
I don't know but it is an excellent knife. It is my favorite most versatile and durable knife.
1550314
I dont know about schrade f15...i never had one,but it looks like a bigger knife then schrade f16....depens what your needs are,If you looking for something small but tough and almost* on a level of survival knife then schrade f16 is a great option! like i said b ,looks to me that schrade f15 is the same thing just little bit bigger.(dont know how comfortable the grip is tho, but I heard that some ppl put rubber from the bicycle tire over scgrade f15 handle lol )
1325448
I have no idea, but they are great....don't use the pairing knife as much as I thought I would, but love the big one
569091
Mine does not say on it. My guess is imported, I would not get this knife. Magic assist is broken now, pocket clip has lost a screw, not a quality knife.
334418
http://www.swissarmy.com/ca/category/Category/Everyday-Use/1002?f=category&v;=1/100/1002&m;=add&If you check out the web site and click on the knife you have in mind there is often a link for the corresponding pouch.
1288937
Sorry, Its not marked on the knife. I would just Google it. Excellent quality thou.
1073613
Are you asking why "isn't" it or why does your "swiss army knife" say made in China? All Swiss Army Knives are made in-house in Ibach, Switzerland. The tang of the main blade will have "VICTORINOX Swiss Made Stainless" imprinted on all models with a cross and shield on the front scale and every impliment will make a solid "click" when closed. If you got a chinese fake like I did, it will look and feel like it has about as much value as a rock.
2121691
There's been a lot of confusion due to Victorinox discontinuing this knife but then restarting its production following a Cook's Illustrated review that recommended the 47520 after extensive testing due to the shape of its handle. (Ironically, you can link to the review via the Victorinox website if you look at their commercial cutlery line.) The better handle (the 47520) is rounded at the end with a clear cutout for the hand grip, while the 40520's handle is bulkier and squared off at the end. Best advice: Compare the product's picture when you order and confirm that it matches what you receive after shipment. There's been a lot of confusion due to Victorinox discontinuing this knife but then restarting its production following a Cook's Illustrated review that recommended the 47520 after extensive testing due to the shape of its handle. (Ironically, you can link to the review via the Victorinox website if you look at their commercial cutlery line.) The better handle (the 47520) is rounded at the end with a clear cutout for the hand grip, while the 40520's handle is bulkier and squared off at the end. Best advice: Compare the product's picture when you order and confirm that it matches what you... » Read More There's been a lot of confusion due to Victorinox discontinuing this knife but then restarting its production following a Cook's Illustrated review that recommended the 47520 after extensive testing due to the shape of its handle. (Ironically, you can link to the review via the Victorinox website if you look at their commercial cutlery line.) The better handle (the 47520) is rounded at the end with a clear cutout for the hand grip, while the 40520's handle is bulkier and squared off at the end. Best advice: Compare the product's picture when you order and confirm that it matches what you receive after shipment. « Show Less