I have the BK7 &amp; BK9 &amp; the original handles are a bit too big for my hands. Are these the same size? Thanks
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They are the exact same size as factory grips, but they can be sanded down to fit you.
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I suspect the answer to this question will be difficult to ascertain. I replaced an existing Kwikset handle set and thought that it would be safe because Baldwin and Kwikset and now both owned by Black and Decker (IMO the lower end Baldwin sets are now more like high end Kwikset ... still way nicer than the Kwikset and Schlage I've owned in the past). Still, the hole for the bottom handle (the small one where the bottom of the handle meets the door) did not line up and I still haven't been able to work out a solution. It is not a big deal because it is mostly just aesthetic and if I can find the right machine screw I can fix it, just haven't been able to yet. The previous owners had also never installed a deadbolt so I measured and drilled for that separately. If I already had a door drilled for a deadbolt I probably would have gone with a handle set that had a separate dead bolt. All that said, if this is the set your really want, Amazon does have great customer service and a pretty liberal return policy so if it did not fit you could return with little difficulty. The handle set is very nice otherwise and I am quite pleased, although I saw some disturbing Youtube videos of fishtail attacks that were possible against these kind of SmartKey locks. I might not have bought them had I already seen those, but I had already bought and installed Baldwin SmartKey locks for the whole house before I did. They are still really nice locks and I do really like the ease of re-keying and fact that I was able to make all locks work off the same key without a locksmith so I guess you have to weigh those factors. Here are some rough measurements I took from my door if these help at all: Center Dead Bolt Cylinder to Center Handle Cylinder: 5.5" Center Handle Cylinder to Center Bottom Handle: 8.25"
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Just be sure to get the ones that are the short version. They have models that are designed for grip shift. Mine fit fine. Check their website, they show the differences if I am not mistaken. Really like these.
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I only have the bk2 but it seems most of the 'scales' in this series are the same material. i think the k-bar site sell a small variety of colors. my bk2 is permanent to my large pistol belt, carries nice and is highly functional. shop around for prices. ernie
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I would say the handle is about the only difference in the two if you have larger hands the BK14 might be better, you loose the handy bottle opener that's on the BK11. There is a review on YouTube search BK11 vs BK14, maybe that would help.
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this is not what i bought...what i bought was the Emeril by All-Clad E92002 Hard Anodized Nonstick Fry Pans 8"& 10" and they suck and I feel strongly that they do have the handles that you are talking about, but this on fry pan looks to have the same handles as the full set of Tri-Ply Stainless Steel with out non stick. It's solid with an rounded underneath with somewhat of gruve on top for your thumb.
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The one I returned was apparently the first version and did not resemble the model on their website. The area you're asking about was less than an inch on the nessmuk I handled. The handle on the returned knife narrowed more significantly and was smooth as glass, which was a criticism. This was not my favorite Condor knife.
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The 119BR is a heavier knife also the handle is of exotic wood. The 119 BR is 10.5 oz and the BKS is 7.5 oz.
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I have large hands and I have no problems grabbing the handles. We have so many knives that we have 2 of these side by side.
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Are the sheaths different? I know the bk 10 has the sheath with the small pouch on the front of it, I can just fit my gerber flik 2 in it.
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Not sure why my 7" is different, but it's slightly too large for my GrandPappy fryer. I bent the handle as far up as it would go, even employing tools to see if I could get the handle to go straight up and down on the side. No dice. It will only fit into the fryer if the basket is tipped up on one side to accommodate the slight width of the handle where it pokes out of the top ring. Since the mesh narrows at the bottom, that leaves only a small space to actually fry anything. Giving up and buying a spider.
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If the holes line up it should work but I am sure you'll need to make some modifications on the configuration of the handle. Assuming the Black Jack holes are aligned what is the dimension between them. Also, if the knife you have is an original I'd consider leaving it alone.
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I bought a pair and they are a really nice set of grips. Perfect fit. The only problem you may encounter is they are thicker. Might be a problem with small hands or reaching the decock lever.
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The box says it fits DGB-550BK . I'M not sure what the BK stands for . You can contact Cuisinart at . WWW.cuisinart.com sorry , That's all I know .
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Yes it will, mine fits in my BK9 sheath. If you look on Ka-Bars website for the BK5 it also states that the Remora will fit the BK5 sheath as well. The Remora is a great little back up blade, although if you paracord wrap it, it fits a bit snug in the sheath. Hope this helps.
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Short answer...no. Longer answer...will accomodate just over 4.5" overall length tang knife with no scales or 550 cord without hindering the draw of the BK7.
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Yes it is and I am very pleased with the Bk 7 . Very happy with this knife, would recommend this to everyone