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Briefly about pchaks (or pichaks, or pichoqs)
Briefly about Soviet knives.
Briefly about Russian knives.
A good, if not great, knife material, provided that the quality of heat treatment is ensured - which is achievable in brand-name products.
A balisong folding knife with wooden handle scales from the Martinez Albainox company.
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Military bayonet in a rigid sheath, with a titanium blade coating and a whetstone included.
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Military bayonet in a rigid sheath, with a titanium blade coating and a whetstone included.
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An affordable butterfly knife with a Templar knight image on the handle from Martinez Albainox.
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An original butterfly knife covered with a snake camouflage pattern.
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A military-type pocket knife from the K25 model line by Martinez Albainox.
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Original field knife with a leaf-shaped blade from the K25 model line by the Spanish manufacturer Martinez Albainox.
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A large military-style field knife from the K25 model line by the Spanish manufacturer Martinez Albainox.
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A neat EDC made of Chinese stainless steel with an aggressive blade
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A neat EDC made of Chinese stainless steel with an aggressive blade
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A tool for dressing carcasses made of stainless steel.
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Ultra-compact EDC knife with a sheath.
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A good, if not great, knife material (Spyderco and Benchmade knives are made from 8Cr13MoV), provided that the quality of heat treatment is ensured—which is achievable in brand-name products. The names begin with a digit indicating the carbon content, followed by the letters Cr (chromium), two digits specifying its percentage level, and the symbols for molybdenum (Mo) and vanadium (V) as alloying elements. These are martensitic steels with high corrosion resistance. 7Cr and 8Cr are considered analogues to AUS8 and high-grade 440 steels (types B and C).
