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TOPS Knives Silent Hero Fixed Blade

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TOPS Knives Silent Hero Fixed Blade

Name: TOPS Knives Silent Hero Fixed Blade
Brand: TOPS Knives
SKU: tops-knives-silent-hero

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Anton du Plessis is the Chief of Operations for the Specialized Interdiction Unit of the Silent Heroes Foundation: an organization that prevents poaching in Africa. This is his knife of choice in the field Read More

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May 25, 2018

I have this silent hero fixed blade knife i bought it from https://chicagoknifeworks.com/silent-hero-tphero01 in cheap price.

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Fox2twenty

Oct 10, 2017

Nice size. Wish I could afford it right now.

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cruz10n

Oct 10, 2017

I have a couple of TOPS knives. Kudos on them for trying different designs. The finish is pretty good too, but damn you pay a premium for what is ostensibly a cheap tool steel. I just bought a very similar knife, from a Russian manufacturer that's using Bohlers new M390 steel, with g10 scales, kydex sheath, and it was cheaper! There are way better deals out there. In fact, for not much more than this, I had a comparable knife made for me, from scratch, with N690c. He even modified it for me, and stonewashed it. Came with hand made colored kydex sheath and switchable belt clip.

viraman

120

Oct 10, 2017

Lame shipping policies for fixed blades. Isn't a folder more concealable???? Don't get why this and even kitchen knives won't ship internationally.

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BlueCrowned

5305

Oct 10, 2017

viramanhas to do with the length

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PACoug

187

Aug 14, 2017

I don't have time for 1095 steel. It takes a sizzling edge but you have to keep it totally clean and keep oiling it or it will pit. Brittle.
At least it's cheap--
oops.

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namhod

1991

Aug 14, 2017

PACougYou have to oil it occasionally. I don't mind it getting a little patina on it, but if you are neglecting it to the point of pitting. Well that's just plain your fault, not the steel.
It is an all around respected steel, not recommended for salty environments. All it takes is a little mineral oil and a good sharpening on occasion to maintain 1095.