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BRS I.M.P. Fixed Blade Knife w/ Kydex Sheath
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BRS I.M.P. Fixed Blade Knife w/ Kydex Sheath
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The I.M.P., short for “In My Pocket” is a stout fixed blade originally brought to life by Geoff Blauvelt of Tuffknives and later improved upon by BRS. This 5.7-inch knife features a wide, aggressively shaped tanto blade made of tough AUS-8 stainless steel Read More
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jmsgxx
17
Oct 9, 2020
when did it started? are the other colors sold out already or you're only offering one color this time?
Mac818
5
Jun 20, 2020
Will they be selling this again in blue handle? I was going to buy it but blue handle was sold out.
A community member
Jun 18, 2020
I love the look of a tanto blade but man are they a pain to sharpen. Probably a lot more easier if one is skilled with a whetstone but i'm working with a Sharpmaker.
Kavik
5531
Jun 19, 2020
Sharpmaker's still got you covered for that.
Use the normal method, but treat it like two separate blades. I would do the short tip area first, then do the long flat second. Keep it slow and careful, try to sharpen both sections evenly by counting strokes, and treat the transition between the two parts just like you treat a tip: try not to run it off the edge and round it over too much (though, this particular knife isn't a sharp angle at that transition point by any means)
Or, flip it over and use it like a narrow bench stone:
jayonnaise
116
Jul 9, 2020
Well, you commented over a month after I did. Inventory and prices obviously changed at some point in between.
Peccavi101
23
May 9, 2020
iammgrossWe are all becoming Steele Snobs, AUS-8 is perfectly acceptable..... Marketing of upscale Steels has pushed up prices , and while i am glad to see more varied options, and things like more D2 showing up on budget knives, etc., I just think we too often dis good, reliable steel (just my opinion, ymmv)..... Frankly, I'd like to see more consumer info on what type of heat treating is done by manufacturers to knives I'm interested in, but again maybe that's just me....
jayonnaise
116
May 12, 2020
iammgrossLook at real world cut tests. It performs extremely well compared to 8cr13mov, mass produced D2, 420HC, etc. And, has the benefit of easy sharpening. Yes, it's tough steel when manufactured properly.
nextcityplanner
35
May 7, 2020
14% of Americans live in communities that require that knives have blades of 2.5" or less. Who was the genius that decided this knife have a 2.6" blade?
Kavik
5531
Jun 20, 2020
Yeah, that's what I've always thought too... in the spirit of the law, as deep as someone could stab with it, should they so choose.
Problem is, not all manufacturers advertise by that same method.
I personally don't really care, doesn't effect me, it just got me curious when the ads and the manufacturer are stating an eight inch difference, sounds like just the right amount for varying measurement points, ya know?
method_burger
563
Jun 21, 2020
Kavikin california, if you're going to be carrying a legal sub 2 in. auto or balisong, that 0.1 in makes a big difference. had cops come to a friends house because someone saw him playing with his knife in traffic. cops were understanding, asked to see the knife, talked a little about knives and left.
but remember to ALWAYS get a receipt if a cop takes your knife.
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