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A step up as a pocket knife, Griptilian is a little more chunky.Guys that have a bugout - how does it compare to the griptilian?
A step up as a pocket knife, Griptilian is a little more chunky.Guys that have a bugout - how does it compare to the griptilian?
About half the weight, a fair amount thinner and blade is slightly thinner. It's not quite as solid in the scales/handle laterally. I don't think that takes much away from it though unless you are using it to pry on stuff but you probably aren't doing that with a griptillian either. As noted above it's a trimmer knife to have in your pocket.Guys that have a bugout - how does it compare to the griptilian?
The bugout is smaller than the full size griptillian. It sits about halfway between the grip and mini-grip in size. It's lighter than the mini-grip, and the handle is slimmer, but longer. So it fills my hand in a friendlier fashion.Guys that have a bugout - how does it compare to the griptilian?
I have a Benchmade Hidden Canyon and it just isn't as sharp as I'd like. Reprofiling the blade sounds like a great idea, how did you do it?
Do you reprofile your own blades on these knives or take it somewhere?
much better steel.... much betterGuys that have a bugout - how does it compare to the griptilian?
You can get it in almost any steel you wantmuch better steel.... much better
i wasn't aware of that.... mine had a pretty cheap blade steel.You can get it in almost any steel you want
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