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Victorinox Hunter Pro Alox w/ Paracord

Victorinox Hunter Pro Alox w/ Paracord

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It doesn’t get much more iconic than the classic Swiss Army Knife. One of Victorinox’s most popular models, the Hunter Pro, gets a modern-day makeover with this sleek folder Read More

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Carlkp
1
Apr 12, 2019
I signed up for this drop and just got a credit from the site to my credit card but no communication form the site that I was out of the drop?
mrfuriouser
170
Apr 16, 2019
CarlkpSame here...$5 credit, no communication. I really wanted this knife.
GeorgeMX
113
Mar 29, 2019
It's an attractive knife. This is a poor listing as it lacks important details which are important to us knife buyers. Thank you to the massdrop members for filling in the gaps.
Cdoyle
400
Mar 30, 2019
GeorgeMXVictor website doesnt even list the blade length... anyone know?
kmatt
11
Mar 28, 2019
It appears the red version has no opening hole, nor a nail nick. Is it a "pinch" opener?
Marcko99
1
Mar 28, 2019
Blade Length?
fruhike
8
Mar 28, 2019
Is the clip removable on both models or just the red? From looking at these before, it seemed just the red.
RJES
40
Mar 28, 2019
For those wondering, this is almost certainly 4116 steel; its the same thing in the Victorinox swiss army knives. The steel is pretty mediocre in my opinion, and you can get the same stuff in a sub-$30 Cold Steel. Not that it's a bad knife, I just dont see the value here.
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RubyInferno
3
Mar 28, 2019
So how good is the blade itself? (sorry I'm fairly new to steel-types etc), how would this compare to something like the D2 Steel (which I believe is semi-stainless)? is this generally considered better or worse in terms of edge retention, corrosion resistance, hardness etc? Is the blade itself really 5.4 inches? thanks!
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Forcite
102
Mar 29, 2019
RubyInfernoHey @RubyInferno, Let me compare Victorinox steel to D2. Edge Retention: D2 wins
  • D2 will hold an edge about 3 times longer.
Corrosion Resistance: Victorinox wins
  • Victorinox is pretty much as stainless a steel as you will get short of going to a specialized nitrogen steel like H1 or LC200N. It is practically worry-free as compared to D2 which requires a little effort to prevent rusting.
Toughness: Tie
  • People mean different things when they say toughness so this isn't as clear cut, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strength_of_materials for more info. All things being equal, you could expect roughly the same toughness from Victorinox steel as D2. However, the Victorinox steel has only been heat-treated to 56 Hrc meaning it is more likely to deform than break.
Ease of Sharpening: Victorinox wins
  • With it's relatively low carbon content and heat treat of 56 Hrc, Victorinox steel is extremely easy to sharpen.
If you'd like more knife steel performance info I suggest checking out Cedric and Ada Steel Comparison Ratings. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1b_rNfdJnL9oyn-JoL9yUHhUmDLAP1hJ1dN_0q5G4tug/edit#gid=1607644856 ZKnives is a great resource for steel composition and general info. Victorinox steel: http://www.zknives.com/knives/steels/W-Nr/1.4110.shtml D2: http://www.zknives.com/knives/steels/steelgraph.php?nm=d2
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RubyInferno
3
Mar 29, 2019
ForciteHey thanks for the detailed explanation! really appreciate it mate! ^__^
Fundin
119
Mar 28, 2019
Great price! Almost sad I have both already
KPOng
1
Dec 20, 2019
Perhaps you may find the following videos/articles informative by an Australian blogger, AussieMark909:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kk7JpejXIRg Jul 11, 2011 – Importing Folding Knives to Australia: My recent Experience.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcZzFjjUtx4 Oct 12, 2012 – Importing Knives into Australia: What you need to know. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCdfaeSu5pk Dec20, 2015 - Importing Knives into Australia: Update – flipper & one hand opening folding knives.        
KPOng
1
Dec 20, 2019
Perhaps you may find the following videos/articles informative by an Australian blogger, AussieMark909:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kk7JpejXIRg Jul 11, 2011 – Importing Folding Knives to Australia: My recent Experience.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcZzFjjUtx4 Oct 12, 2012 – Importing Knives into Australia: What you need to know. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCdfaeSu5pk Dec20, 2015 - Importing Knives into Australia: Update – flipper & one hand opening folding knives.        
Spokes30
180
Mar 28, 2019
Come on Massdrop, you sell a lot of knives, don't you know that any buyer wants to know the blade type of steel. Try a bit harder.
mahp
182
Mar 28, 2019
Swissbianco custom plz
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