All About Pocket Knives

Hi, if you take I think the most popular Chinese stainless, something like 9Cro13Mov, it's 75% carbon, and Cryogenticly treat it, it changes into a super steel, something happens to the carbon it changes , it gets small and has a name like martinsite. It's too bad it costs $10.00 a pound and their is a minium of 20 pounds, someone could make some strong knives, it even improves the back springs. George God bless

That's interesting. Anyone hear of an American maker turning out a product using that super steep?

This says it all

LOL Wazu! The question still is if the chinese blade is that weak or the russian sausage that hard?

wazu013...

First two threads I look at here today and you've shown the same halfway amusing graphic. Isn't this a serious subforum here, or just a place for you to slam china made steel?

Bear in mind... The Chinese have created a missile that make all our aircraft carriers almost useless in attacking their country. I think they can, and do, make a decent blade steel.

camp9mm wrote:wazu013...

First two threads I look at here today and you've shown the same halfway amusing graphic. Isn't this a serious subforum here, or just a place for you to slam china made steel?

Bear in mind... The Chinese have created a missile that make all our aircraft carriers almost useless in attacking their country. I think they can, and do, make a decent blade steel.

I did the same with a Victorinox knife years back.
Its the way the knife was used ( or abused ).

Grant

( The Russian Sausage would not omit to breaking it )

camp9mm wrote:wazu013...

First two threads I look at here today and you've shown the same halfway amusing graphic. Isn't this a serious subforum here, or just a place for you to slam china made steel?

Bear in mind... The Chinese have created a missile that make all our aircraft carriers almost useless in attacking their country. I think they can, and do, make a decent blade steel.

My writers were a little stretched this week.

camp9mm wrote:That's interesting. Anyone hear of an American maker turning out a product using that super steep?

Super steep is used in the weapon of choice for Snipe Hunting?
Now that's full blown amusing

In the words of the late Rodney King, "Can't we all just get along?"

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