NKD: First ZT, a 770.
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imgur.comPosted Feb 9, 2015, 11:03 PM UTC
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imgur.comLove my 0770, also a big fan of the aluminum handles and blade shape! Got mine from BHQ a little while back and they're now already out of stock. Great knife
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I got one of these a few weeks ago, and love it as well! I think it'll be nice to have once they're all gone, and honestly I like the look of the solid aluminum better than the CF, especially considering the price point difference. And the 0770 blade shape is friggin' sweet!
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It would have been cool if they had done the same sort of 0777 texturing on the CF version instead of flat scales. Also KVT instead of SpeedSafe.
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Yeah that would look cool! I'd love to have an 0777... but unfortunately the aftermarket prices on those these days are a bit steep for me.
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Welcome to the club :(
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Well if we want to get really ambitious I'd ideally like an 0888MAX, but talk about steep prices on discontinued items... sheesh.
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My 0770CF actually flipped better than my southard. Didn't even have to polish the washers. Just threw some nano oil on it. While KVT would make it better, it's actually not bad at all.
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Not on mine.
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That sucks. At least it's a pretty good assisted knife. One of the only knives I didn't mind assisted.
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My first real knife was a Kershaw, but i've sortof been a benchmade guy since then. I fell in love with the shape of the 770 and had to snag one before the Aluminum handle version dries up. I haven't had a speedsafe knife this big - man does it kick! i can't imagine what the 200 is like. Fit & finish is of course spectacular. If you're on the fence about grabbing one of these, they are starting to go out of stock but still dirt cheap - i paid $124 from knifecenter. http://gfycat.com/FrightenedRemorsefulDarklingbeetle
The 200 is manual. You'd need an enormous torsion bar!
Probably meant the 0300
It kicks.
It kicks so good.