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So for the money still think an american made kershaw or buck is a better deal, but i sure like those persianish blades in folders. its about a 20 or so more than a kershaw or spyderco chinese made. im saying its better than we d2 models i own, due to one reason.blade was sharpened better and with bevels that made it easy to touchup and get the sharpness i wanted without a reprofile. no slipping or movement towards open under hand pressure. came sharp with bevels that worked on the sharpmaker 40 side without tilting and changing the angle of the knife.įit and finish pretty good for the price. so i think.at best itll be close to entry level we d2 type or at worst gerber chinese. So always on the hunt for persian or persianish folders.i see a brand ive never heard of called bestech.

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