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Dawson Smuggler CPM-MagnaCut Scorched Earth White/Black G10
Dawson Smuggler CPM-MagnaCut Scorched Earth White/Black G10
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The Smuggler is one of the best small and lightweight fixed blade knives for carry.
A slim and streamlined blade with broad utility, made from the exceptional MagnaCut steel.
MagnaCut is the new superstar among CPM stainless steels because it offers toughness and edge retention comparable to the best stainless steels and to CPM-CruWear and CPM-4V. Unlike them, however, it even surpasses CPM 20CV in corrosion resistance and comes just slightly below the exceptional rust resistance of Vanax or LC200N. MagnaCut's carbide structure is much finer than that of most powder metallurgy stainless steels, which means an unusually high level of sharpness can be achieved.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Blade length: 86 mm
Overall length: 210 mm
Blade thickness: 3.6 mm
Steel: CPM-MagnaCut (60-61 HRC)
Finish: Scorched Earth
Blade: Plain/Clip Point
Construction: Full Tang
Handle material and color: Scorched Earth White/Black G-10
Weight: 114 g
Sheath: Kydex
Origin: USA
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