Does this knife have the G10 scales on the handle, and what is the material of the blade? The description has two different sets of information in it.
1812234
Hello, The knife does have G10 scales on the handle (M21-14SFG). The model that has aluminum handle is (M21-14SF). The knife blade is 8Cr14MoV (M21-14SFG) The (M21-14SF) has a harder steel blade and sells for substantially more. Blade specs for M21-14SFG: Length 3.875 inches Thickness 0.14 inches Material 8Cr14MoV Blade-HRC 58-59 Finish Titanium Nitride Grind Hollow Style Deep-Bellied Spear Point Edge Triple-Point Serrations
1867028
It is most likely a FRN Nylon scale rather than G-10. Description mistakes happen. You will find it slightly more "slick" than a G-10 scale.
1672952
Mine is a 6" blade. Overall length is 10.5". Great knife. Holds a good edge. Just needs touch up every so often with the sharpening steel.
1714102
10" is the blade only. The handle is another 5 1/2". I have both the 8" and 10". I prefer my 8". The 10" is too flexible for me. I bought the 8" over 5 years ago. I'm wondering if the company didn't downgrade the material on the 10". The quality of the 8" 'feels' better to me.
1651173
Hey sorry for the late reply. It's a half serrated stainless steel blade. Handle is high quality material. Not sure bout the handle but it has done weight to it. Hope that helps answer your question
1712319
I own this knife, if the picture of this knife is correct, it is the glock feild knife. It is a great buy, and very tough; I use it as a throwing knife and it really hold up.
1686323
It is actually nice. The knife is all one piece of metal including the handle but given the diameter and taper it's not too bad. The only thing that bugs me is the weight which is light for a knife this size. However, the price and ability of the knife make it really fun to play with and you won't have any type of remorse. Hope this helps.
1714100
As others have already stated, the blade is 10". This is measured from the bottom corner of the blade to the tip. I use this knife daily and can only give praise. Wish I had bought one years before I did!!
818053
The version with black g10 handles and steel liners is made with s30v. It is hollow ground and comes with plain or dlc coated blade. This looks like the black frn ultralight version. There is also a blue ultralight frn version. The ultralights have no liners, and the blades are made from flat ground cts bd1. This is the black frn ultralight in ffg cts bd1. Hope this helps!
865754
The handle is a medium colored sage green. Very nice looking in my opinion.The Benchmade site has the accurate colored picture:http://www.benchmade.com/products/162Get the knife. It's the best in the world IMHO.
529448
Hello i confirm the handle is exactly like the knife shown on the benchmade website. This is a great knife! Do not hesitate to buy it.
1831407
The handle is G10, so very resistant. I've been very impressed with this knife and highly recommend it. For the price, you really can't go wrong.
1867031
They are not g10. They have the same handle materials as the standard black handled rat1. They are tough handles but feel just like plastic. You can go to the web site and read about it.
1714101
I own 3 Victorinox knives. One has a 6" blade. The other two are 8". Regarding the one you are interested in, I think it's safe to expect the 10" to be a description of the length of the blade only.
865752
It is green and appears to be G10. I have been using mine for a few months now and it is a very durable / well built knife - working with cattle it has been used for everything from mixing salve to opening feed bags and cutting bale wrap and twine and has been great. Holds a good edge and easy to bring back to razor sharp when need be - I would recommend and buy this knife again.
1715630
No it is a full tang survival knife with a drop point, most so called "Bowie" knives are of a clip point and are hollow ground, the BK 10 is flat ground making it easier or better to Baton, Carve, Feather wood...bushcraft survival tasks, the Bowie is designed more along the lines for tactical benefits
1094516
I'm sorry I'm not sure how to answer that question as this is my first gerber knife. It has the "G" symbol but I don't know if that is for Gerber or Bear Gylis (Spelling). The knife is nice but to be honest I'm not too impressed with the overall quality. I noticed after cutting up some cardboard boxes that the seraded teeth are folded back slightly like the metal isn't a very strong quality. I do like how light the knife is and the safety mechanism to keep the knife closed or open depending on the position it is in when the safety is engaged.