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The M16 series from CRKT features basic, easy-to-use knives without excess features—great for those who prefer a bare-bones everyday carry that gets the job done. Each one is equipped with a 12C27 stainless steel blade and a Carson Flipper, which grants quick blade deployment and doubles as a blade guard in the open position Read More
Also, spend a bit more money(like $5-10) and you are in the territory of much higher quality knives from Steel Will, Tangram(Kizer), Tuya, Real Steel, Ruike, Bestech etc.. Again, CRKT is generally not a good buy
I bought a pre-flipper version of one of these back in the 90s. I considered it too fat to EDC even in jeans and gave it to a friend. He loved it though, so YMMV.
I carried this updated M16 on duty for all the jobs I didn’t want to trash my fixed blade on. It stood up to the abuse quite well, and the simplicity of the design makes it resilient and easy to maintain. This isn’t a show piece or a heirloom knife, it’s a hard use knife that you won’t mind using hard. Great job by CRKT!
I see what you mean. That is not really the same knife though. It has worse steel, worse lock and has scales. Which is also worse. If you want to sacrifice all that for colour, that's up to you I guess.
Merlin06I keep seeing similar comments in many knife threads. Move closer to where the knives are manufactured, or learn that shipping knives overseas involves going through customs and is going to cost more than shipping within the US. Same thing goes for those living in countries, states or cities where the knife is prohibited and then complaining about it. None of this is the manufacturer or sellers fault and you shouldn't be implying they are somehow doing you wrong. :/