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Columbia River CRKT 2795 Ryan Johnson RMJ Gulf Folding Knife 4.079" Black Stonewashed Plain Blade, Black G10 Handles
Big Mike
Woodbury, Mn
Jan 28, 2020
Pros: Ease of Opening, Pocket Clip, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
A great working knife! Not for small hands
Pros This is one heck of a folder with room to spare! I love the blade shape and overall feel of this beast. I have XXXL hands and it gives me room to spare on the handle which I don't find very often. Ryan/RMJ did a great job with the design and look for this folder it will be a very solid work horse. Cons I wish the liners were a tad thicker but I understand they needed to keep the weight down. On the plus it still has a very satisfying opening and lock up. If you have small hands this could be a little hard to use or control. Overall I would recommend this folder especially if you like big knives and want a good user for the job or to have in your truck just in case.
Columbia River CRKT 2795 Ryan Johnson RMJ Gulf Folding Knife 4.079" Black Stonewashed Plain Blade, Black G10 Handles
Pearbear
WI
Nov 28, 2022
Pros: None
Cons: None
Uhm? i Disagree.
Take it to a stone once it's dull and you'll see what i mean.... yeah, hope you have a belt grinder!! it's a: way too thick of a face grind before the edge bevel. b: the one i received had mad inconsistencies on each grind. 1 side of the 'clip' grind near the spine was near nonexistent whereas the other side looked like a decent grind you would imagine for that style. i think the stippling for the grip texture is great for wet hands, but awful if you want to clip it for carry, it's far more aggressive than it needs to be with the chosen material & will definitely tear up any material of your pack or what you're wearing. the lock does sound nice but there's a bit of play back/forth with even slight stress, not surprising since when i look close the blade touches maybe 25% of the liner. anyway. i literally threw it in the trash, no i'm not joking.
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