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Got a 51 the other week and after a few days as my EDC as well as several enjoyable evenings flipping (no cuts yet so I mut not be doing something right) I have to say I like it a lot. It's not my 42 but I decided it doesn't have to be. It'll stand on it's own merits just fine. Now I'm wondering if a 32 is something I need to consider?  10505, 9050 AFO, 615 Blackwood Rukus, 740 Dejavoo, 201 Activator, 640 PE. 741 Onslaught, BM42, BM51, BM790 Subrosa, 610 Blackwood Rukus, 550 HG, BM62 | ||
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"JerzeeDevil" |
I got a 32 for my son. He is 11 going on 12. It is a small knife, but he tried to steal my 51 too many times and deserved his own. (He is a good boy) | |||
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"Monster Slayer" |
Is there any aspect of the 51 that seems fragile to you? By the way, I love the 32. Great knife. Even for grownups. Ya gotta have one. 581BK-1102 Hybrid, 585-1BK Mini Barrage, 587SBK-1 Mini Warn, Bradley Alias I LE, 581, 525/Bone Collector, 941BLU, 520BK/Bone Collector, 760Ti Krein Regrind, 583SBK-1 Warn Tanto, HK14210, 707-701, 140HS, 551-101 Gold Grip, 941BC, 950BK M4, 220, 30, 42, 32, 53 | |||
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I think that the 51 is nearly as "solid" as a 42. 42: Ti handles 51: Ti liners, G10 handles 51-91: Ti liners, CF handles. ----- you can'T go wrong with the 51. However, be aware that the 51 is much lighter than the 42... so flipping will be a whole other experience regards, julian Benchmades: #1100-1 w/2nd gen clip, 3300, 3300BK, 760LFTi, 32, 46, 51, 51, 51-91, 755 MPR Spyderco: Szabofly, Smallfly Trainer Bradley: Kimura II SS Limited | |||
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| "JerzeeDevil" |
Nah, not to me. And I have handled A LOT of knives  It is on par with most knives (material-wise) that everyone is using. I hope this helps! | |||
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