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Reviews and Ratings for Columbia River CRKT 2520 Lucas Burnley Tuna Folding Knife 3.221" Black Stonewashed Drop Point Blade, OD Green G10 and Stainless Steel Handles
Columbia River CRKT 2520 Lucas Burnley Tuna Folding Knife 3.221" Black Stonewashed Drop Point Blade, OD Green G10 and Stainless Steel Handles (3 reviews)
Been waiting to add this to my collection, and so glad i did. So affordable and it can in lighting. I really can say anything bad about the shape and accents this knmife brings to the collector and enthusiast. .
Columbia River CRKT 2520 Lucas Burnley Tuna Folding Knife 3.221" Black Stonewashed Drop Point Blade, OD Green G10 and Stainless Steel Handles
I've always carried knives and have a fairly small collection of 20-30 knives. I'm also relatively new to the knife community. I picked up a CRKT Tuna knife after watching several youtube videos on top value EDC knives. I'm not rich so none of the knives in my collection surpass the $400 mark and have always tended to lean toward collecting lower cost automatics like the Kershaw launch series, etc. Although fairly sharp out of the box, I still broke out the whetstones and strop and gave my Tuna a Tune-up when it arrived. Because of the $45 cost of the knife I didn't have to worry that about ruining the knife or its finish. The Tuna opens super smoothly - to the point I would call it "fidgety" and find myself playing with it at work while I'm on conference calls. The frame lock snaps nicely locking the blade into position with a satisfyingly solid click. As I said, I'm not typically a huge fan of thumb flip openers, but this Tuna won me over. The 8Cr14MoV Stainless steel stonewashed blade is only supposed to be an average steel, but it is super easy to sharpen and polish the edge and has a beautiful feel when pinching the blade from the spine and running my fingers along the blade that honestly reminds me of Teflon. It has become my favorite EDC knife. Yesterday my sister-in-law asked for a "carpet knife" and I handed her my Tuna. She was shocked how it was able to glide through the rolls of carpeting like butter. If you are considering a Tuna buy it. It's so undervalued and competes with knifes in my collection costing 5x as much. You won't be disappointed.
Columbia River CRKT 2520 Lucas Burnley Tuna Folding Knife 3.221" Black Stonewashed Drop Point Blade, OD Green G10 and Stainless Steel Handles
Knifegooblin
Gooblintown
Jun 21, 2023
Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Pocket Clip, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
Good Knife
This is a good and practical design for a knife. The blade design and sharpness is good. A good size, but personally I would like it to be slightly bigger. If the were to make a larger design I would buy it immediately.
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