Is the grip knurling exactly as pictured or is it the newer woods crew style knurling? Thanx
284432
It is just like the photo. I had this pen in the 1960's and it is the exactly the same. However, I am not sure what you mean "wood crew style Knurling"?
284433
Hi again, I just look at the photo and this is not the same pen I was referring to....sorry
284434
The pen I was referring to from the 1960's is the "Fisher Space Pen Shuttle Retractable Space Pen - Gold Grid Design. Really nice pen.
213182
They are actually the same grip. In the pic where the grip looks different, it's only because the grip is not screwed on straight and what you're seeing is actually the under side of the grip. If you look closely at each picture you'll see what I mean. Nice piece of gear for the price compared to what else is out there. I'm perfectly happy with mine. Happy shooting!
2149538
I found this on their site. Looks like a slightly more expensive model for the following bonuses: +Thicker steel stock (.185) +Satin Finish blade +Newly designed longer ergonomic handle with deeper finger grooves +Racy new blade shape with longer cutting edge +Added blade spine rasp for notching, filing, and thumb placement +Injection molded glass reinforced handle scored with grip lines It's also about half an inch longer. A little of that is the blade, most is the handle.
463365
The non serrated one should say "One Hand Trekker NS". I've noticed the photos don't always match.
1809526
No, the picture is just old. When I bought this set last year the saws were the new speed slot version as indicated in the description.
140869
We apologize, it does appear that Benchmade offers a serated 940 style. It also appears that we sell that style, but you are correct, the one associated in this listing is a plain edge and the picture does not match. We have submitted this listing to be corrected. Thank you for bring this to our attention.
799410
It is a "Wharncliffet" as to designate it to the current "knife lingo". However, an email to Kershaw would probably get the most "correct answer". I just ordered one and I am looking forward to see how it handles as working EDC knife. The Wharncliffe design was used by sailors from the 17th century to handle their everyday work at repairing rope, sails and the general duties upon a sailing ship.
1872788
The style on the pictures is the same as on the knife. The knife actually has that design.
1015187
Not the old screw in type, I believe its the bayonet type. They're actually called T-shank.
409153
Wow I never noticed that b4. Mine is right handed so maybe the picture was just messed up or they put up the wrong 1but this knife is 1 of the best k nifes I have
1585654
The image on this item is not correct. The image at ridgid.com shows the current model. I have the current model, and at least both the stand and blade guard have been updated. The rest looks the same, but can't be sure.
7050
I find that the knurling on the handles is actually very good. It's much rougher than the knurling on my barbell, which surprised me. A couple of reviewers actually said it was too rough. Overall, feeling like my grip was slipping has never been an issue.
2241779
The Chainsaw pictured is the one I purchased. I'm new at it...check out the safety stuff. Especially "kickback" It being newly refurbished , I had to keep making adjustments. Other than that...my first year with it was great. The product performed awesome!
2224777
Yes it is and it is on ball bearings quicker and more smooth than any other knife I've owned you will not be disappointed!
281149
Hi Ronnie, the picture on Amazon shows the correct side up. I have had my nippers for a few months and love them. Steve
1823928
I think it's instantly more tacky than the original leather grip. If you stretch the grip tightly while you're wrapping it over the handle, especially at the start on the butt end where I grip it, it seems to last long enough that I never worry about the cost of replacement. Also if you clean the handle after removing the original grip and let it dry, it seems to stick better. No more overgrips for me.
2225430
Specs are the same. I'm thinking a product naming change, but not sure. The grind, hook and kerf are the same.