New Kershaws

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Permalink Reply by David Hawkins on August 27, 2010 at 21:43

those lmited run damascus traditionals, Talon II, the Volt Family, and the Speedforms.

Permalink Reply by kage on September 9, 2010 at 18:20

Just got the Nerve (plain edge) and Tanto Zing (partial serrations.) Nerve is ideally suited for EDC. The Tanto Zing, while a bit smaller in length, makes a good backup, especially for off-side (left-hand) carry. Going back to the store to get a partially serrated Nerve and a plain edge Tanto Zing..... kage is happy boy today! :)

Permalink Reply by kage on September 16, 2010 at 15:51

Didn't get the combo-edge Nerve or the plain edge Tanto Zing, got the Groove instead. I'll have to wait until next month to get the others, but still happy boy. :)

Permalink Reply by tom white on September 16, 2010 at 20:33

WELL THE ONLY KERSHAW LEEK ASIT OPEN QUICK LITTLE DEVIL IT IS ..SEEM TO DO THE JOB I HAVE IT FOR SELF PROTECTION..

Permalink Reply by kage on October 8, 2010 at 1:55

Well, finally got the combo-edge Nerve, but passed on the plain-edge Tanto Zing, got an OD-1 instead. I had one before but sold it to a buddy, along with an Ener-G II, Zing, and Blur to start his own Kershaw Collection. I may be thinking about re-acquiring the Ener-G and Ener-G II in the G-10 scales. I really don't like those Trac-Tec inserts. I find they're hard on material and not conducive to in the waistband carry.


kage said:

Didn't get the combo-edge Nerve or the plain edge Tanto Zing, got the Groove instead. I'll have to wait until next month to get the others, but still happy boy. :)

Permalink Reply by Jack Dixon on October 14, 2010 at 21:35

Hi, Thanks for allowing me to post. Just want to introduce myself as a long time collector I have loved automatics and of course Kershaw spring assisted knives. I am also a retailer at gun shows of only spring assisted knives and California legal switchblades (blades less than 2") I sell tons of Kershaws as they are just the best! I carry at least one everyday, the Bump. S30V steel and titanium framelock handle.

I'm looking forward to any new spring assisted models. It's going to be interesting to see what develops with Ken Onion moving on.

Thanks.

Jack

Permalink Reply by kage on December 6, 2010 at 13:00

Just picked up the Kershaw Half Ton the other day. It will replace my current EC, (LFK.) Gotta say, I wasn't impressed with it when I first saw it in the catalogue, but after seeing a few vid reviews on it, I decided to give it a try... It's beefy, solid, and rarin' to take on anythin', just the way I like my blades. I took the pocket clip off, as it was tip-down only, and wasn't necessary since it will ride in the bottom of the pocket. It kinda reminds me of an updated, industrial Elephant Toenail, but with one-hand opening and a liner lock. Would make a real nice Stocking Stuffer for X-mas. ;)