#knife maintenance

[sharponsight]

Boker Magnum Stealth Tactical Pocket Knife Review for Sharp On Sight

See the full review here: https://youtu.be/NqFyY_UAcKU

Today, we're diving into the specifics of the Boker Magnum Stealth Tactical, an impressive folding knife designed for those who demand reliability and functionality. Let’s get into the details that make this knife a standout in its category.

Specifications

Brand: Boker Magnum

Product Name: Stealth Tactical

Model #: 01RY247

Overall Length: 9.06 inches

Closed Length: 5.16 inches

Blade Length: 3.94 inches

Blade Thickness: 0.16 inches

Handle Thickness: 0.68 inches

Blade Material: 440A Stainless Steel

Blade Hardness: 55-58 HRC

Blade Style: Spear Point

Blade Edge: Partially Serrated

Blade Grind: Flat

Blade Finish: Black

Handle Material: Aluminum

Handle Color: Black

Weight: 8.01 oz

Origin: Asia

Blade Range: 3.5-3.99 inches

The Boker Magnum Stealth Tactical is designed to be a robust and versatile tool, perfect for tactical applications and everyday carry. Its 440A stainless steel blade offers a good balance of hardness and corrosion resistance, with a hardness rating of 55-58 HRC ensuring durability and a sharp edge.

The spear point blade style, coupled with a partially serrated edge, makes it highly effective for both piercing and cutting tasks. The flat grind enhances the knife's cutting performance, making it an excellent choice for a variety of uses, from slicing through tough materials to more delicate cutting tasks.

The blade’s black finish not only adds a sleek, tactical look but also provides additional resistance to wear and corrosion. This knife's handle is crafted from aluminum, which is both lightweight and strong, ensuring a secure grip even in challenging conditions. The black color of the handle complements the blade’s finish, creating a cohesive and professional appearance.

Weighing in at 8.01 ounces, the Stealth Tactical is solid and well-balanced, providing a reassuring heft without being overly heavy. Its overall length of 9.06 inches offers ample reach, while the 5.16-inch closed length ensures it remains compact enough for easy carry.

One of the key features of the Stealth Tactical is its partially serrated blade edge, which excels at cutting through fibrous materials like rope and fabric. This makes it a versatile tool for both everyday and emergency situations.

Overall, the Boker Magnum Stealth Tactical is a reliable and well-constructed knife that offers excellent value for its price. Whether you’re a tactical enthusiast, an outdoor adventurer, or simply in need of a dependable everyday carry knife, this model is worth considering.

You can purchase this knife from me here: https://sharponsight.com/products/knives/boker-magnum-stealth-tactical-pocket-knife-53199315

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[kitkatcadillac]

im mostly putting this here for ME learning things but if it is helpful to YOU to know then blessings upon ye in the form of knife care and maintenance. we all love sharp and nice kitchen knives

[c---crow]

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my overall most sentimental knife isn't in the pic, it's a leatherman that my boyfriend gave me. in that pic it's the black pocket knife to the right of that tanto knife in the center, also gifted by my partner. the black pocket knife is my edc and the only knife in that pic that i pay special attention to maintain to be hair-splitting sharp

[theoutcastrogue]

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[historyofguns]

The article by Randall Chaney reviews the Opinel No. 8, a classic folding knife with a rich history and functionality. Developed by Joseph Opinel in 1890 in the Savoie region of France, the Opinel No. 8 is known for its simple yet effective design, featuring a blade, handle, fixed ring, rivet, and a rotating Virobloc ring for locking the blade. The knife comes in either French high carbon steel or Swedish stainless steel, making it a reliable tool for cutting. The article highlights the knife's affordability, durability, and the evolution of its design, making it suitable for everyday use and even historical significance. It discusses the knife's practicality, versatility, and collector's value, offering insight into why this tool has remained a favorite for decades. Chaney also explores the knife's cultural impact and offers maintenance tips to preserve the wooden handle and steel blade.

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