Brous Blades, Boker/Manaro and Warren Thomas Knives
- Forensic Jim
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Brous Blades, Boker/Manaro and Warren Thomas Knives
Here's several I received in the past week. The first knife is the "Reloader", made by Jason Brous. It is an incredibly well made knife with D2 steel and G-10 scales. It looks beefy, but fits my hand perfectly. The edge on this thing is scary sharp and it is a real flipper with IKBS bearings. The second knife is a collaboration between Sal Manaro and Boker. All titanium and it's a rendition of Sal's Bullseye. The blade steel is 440C and is also scary sharp. It was made in China and was inexpensive at $128.00 through Blade HQ. Lastly, this knife was made Warren Thomas. It is also all titanium and anodized in a stunning blue finish. This knife is like a scapel! I've never seen anything as sharp as this. The blade on this is titanium with a carbide edge.
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Re: Brous Blades, Boker/Manaro and Warren Thomas Knives
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Re: Brous Blades, Boker/Manaro and Warren Thomas Knives
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Re: Brous Blades, Boker/Manaro and Warren Thomas Knives

here another collaboration between boker & sniper bladeworks. 440c in a massive flat grind making it a great slicer with major strength.--HiPower
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Re: Brous Blades, Boker/Manaro and Warren Thomas Knives
You can definitely see the Sniper Blade Works design. What's the OAL?
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Re: Brous Blades, Boker/Manaro and Warren Thomas Knives
I like the looks of that Boker plus Sniper, what's the opening mechanism on that one? Don't see a thumbstud or nail nick...
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Re: Brous Blades, Boker/Manaro and Warren Thomas Knives
I don't think they have one. It probably requires two hands to open. I know a lot of the Sniper Blade Works and Medford Praetorians at Blade required two hands for opening.313 Mike wrote:I like the looks of that Boker plus Sniper, what's the opening mechanism on that one? Don't see a thumbstud or nail nick...
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Re: Brous Blades, Boker/Manaro and Warren Thomas Knives
COOL LOOKIN BOKER!
I CHECKED EGAY..... BOKER PLUS S2
4 7/8" CLOSED
ABOUT $56 SHIPPED
4" BLADE
G-10
AND IT HAS A "FLIPPER"
LIL HIGH FOR A CHINA MADE KNIFE IMO......BUT COOL FO SHO
LINK TO ONE:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Boker-Knives-Pl ... 5af0408618
I CHECKED EGAY..... BOKER PLUS S2
4 7/8" CLOSED
ABOUT $56 SHIPPED
4" BLADE
G-10
AND IT HAS A "FLIPPER"
LIL HIGH FOR A CHINA MADE KNIFE IMO......BUT COOL FO SHO
LINK TO ONE:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Boker-Knives-Pl ... 5af0408618
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HiPower
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Re: Brous Blades, Boker/Manaro and Warren Thomas Knives
junebug hit it on the head, thanks buddy. this is a slick, quick flipper but it needs a little dremel work on the handle opposite the linerlock & that deep blade is about as strong as one needs in a folder. boker has been doing 440c since the 80s & really know how to heattreat the stuff. HiPower
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Re: Brous Blades, Boker/Manaro and Warren Thomas Knives
How do you like the titanium in use? I have two, they seem to work pretty well but I have to sharpen fairly often. Nice and light though.
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Re: Brous Blades, Boker/Manaro and Warren Thomas Knives
trey wrote:How do you like the titanium in use? I have two, they seem to work pretty well but I have to sharpen fairly often. Nice and light though.
Never used the Warren Thomas knife Trey. The blade steel is titanium, but it has a carbide edge to it. It is one of the sharpest knives I've seen.
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