The bottom photo on this listing shows a different style tip. It's more of a clip point. I'm very interested in this style tip. Which knife is it?
799405
Not sure what you mean exactly by 'clip point', but the point does not look like the last photo. The point resembles the first picture that show more of contoured lines that reach the point of the knife.Overall, great knife at a great price. I have purchased three of these knives so far. Everyone that sees mine, wants it! About to buy another one.
799406
The Ken Onion Leek is not a clip point. However, the point is VERY sharp and "pointy".
799407
Dont know exactly what you mean by "clip point, but the tip in the last photo is NOT like mine that I bought. Mine is exactly like the first picture. Best knife I've ever owned.
799408
That photo shows a tanto blade. The model that I reviewed does not have that feature. I don't know if the Leek Tanto is still in production or not. I have other knives with the tanto style blade and they have their pros and cons. I like the Leek with the standard drop point blade; I find it more practical and also more elegant looking. Hope that helps!
799409
Not sure what you mean exactly by 'clip point', but the point does not look like the last photo. The point resembles the first picture that show more of contoured lines that reach the point of the knife. Overall, great knife at a great price. I have purchased three of these knives so far. Everyone that sees mine, wants it! About to buy another one.
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.
799411
It's a broken Leek. Look for Kershaw's tanto point knives.http://www.amazon.com/review/R34VXC93GHIXX2/ref=cm_aya_cmt?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B004DS1XF6#wasThisHelpful
1199873
Doug I just moved and I'm in the process of unpacking. I believe the tip is a F8. I do stained glass and used this tip and a F6 that I ordered online. The F8 is larger than the F6. I hope I'm correct since it's been several months since I used mine.
2195891
I believe further back the blade is serrated. Unfortunately I can't double-check since I mislaid it and haven't been able to find it. Sorry.
445186
I wish I could help you but I have no idea. As another response said this knife was a piece of junk. Mine stopped charging after a few weeks and I returned it.
1113147
the one i got is pointed. i think you can it get either way though. its your choice when you order. its a nice knife. comes razor sharp and very light do to the titanium blade.
733788
I bought this knife primarily to serve as an firearms retention item. It will do that well. As a primary self defense weapon the tip may be a bit thin. Hope this helps.
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.
1054069
The point is ground and does have a distal taper. Its not quite as thin as the classic Kabar 7" bladed knife, but thats mostly due to the point being a straight clip point and not curved. I'd say, having owned and used both, that this knife tip is about the same. It is fine enough to pick splinters and do fine work, but robust enough to drill holes in wood (if your a bushcrafty kind of fellow). This is not a sharpened crowbar of a survival knife, it is however a real handy sized knife capable of a lifetime of responsible use.
2149539
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 linesIt's also about half an inch longer. A little of that is the blade, most is the handle.
1431813
It looks like the T18-D16. Most of the availabe tips are in this style. It is a small chisel. I think the B is a pencil tip.
65713
the sheath is a green kidex but i ordered the non serration one, i would think the sheath is the same eather way you go.good luck, and keep it sharp!
1101838
I see no recent answers about the pocket clip. I purchased this knife little over a year and a half ago and lost it. Thinking about getting another but this one shows no pictures with a clip. Sharpest knife I have ever owned.
1587698
The clip on my knife is satin finish with a black Emerson skull. It matches the finish of the stainless side of the knife.
765257
its a BYRD brand Knife. sister company of Spyderco. Nice knife. but not official Spyderco.
1827562
http://www.sogknives.com/snarl.html lots of info you asked and much more about the knife. I use it daily for out and about. Love it.
1668804
When I bought mine earlier last year, the knife sent to me was S30V. If anything, it's an upgrade from what is mentioned here.
1792477
The knife pictured is the Dragonfly 2. The ricasso has a jimped finger choil cut into it. The original Dragonfly did not.