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Nice Lite Fixed Blade
2/3 🔵️🔵️⚫️4/5 🔵️🔵️🔵️⚫️Blade1) a bit of a recurve as the edge approaches the choil/heel a bit annoying but it can be ground out2) really needs a bit more of a finger choil/guard3) nice edge grind though4) spine is not crisp which some might not like though at the tip it is sharp as is the CJRB SilaxHandle1) really tiny lanyard hole2) a few sharp hot spots that need fixing3) there is a hex shaped notch for something it is not 1/4 inch so a bit will not work cap lifter, nope, won't work maybe a wire breaker, it's a mysteryBelt J-Clip & Standoff1) when using the Standoff with three holes, which do not align quite right, it makes removing the knife almost impossible shifting & using only two holes is required2) the mounting screws threading is iffy3) there are two sizes of torx which is annoying4) horizontal carry with just the J-Clip is impossible since only one slot aligns with a hole in the sheath5) vertical carry with just the J-Clip will require spacers so the clip will lay flat and not put pressure on the sheath or cause lifting stress on the J-Clip this will require a new set of longer screws & spacers6) overall the belt attachment is lacking in functionality too bulky & has attachment issues monster plastic belt attachment devices do not impressSheath1) better retention than the CJRB Silax2) retention issues using the J-Clip monsterwhat affordable production knife doesn't need some tweaking???overall a fairly nice blade but as with the CJRB Silaxthe sheath & mounting options need workwrapping the cord around, it can be horizontal carriedit is short light weight & balances wellunlike the heavy handle CJRB Silaxit will be usable, something nice to tuck in a bag
