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Just put it into brine for some time - and don't wash it clean - then you'll see if it is 440c or D2 ...

there is another way to test it .. put it into ones "plumbers crack" or "buttock cleavage" :lmfao:

It IS an Currahee!

But, i think it's not a "Clone" - Microtech has sold the naked blade with unfinished scales some years ago..
And I would not trust the "440" - the old ones where made out of D2 - the new ones are made of S30V

Handle and screws look like an Microtech Currahee..

http://www.bladeforums.com/for…otech-Currahee-PRICE-DROP!

No, also the blade looks like a Currahee...

I think, this Tom Anderson:https://artistryintitanium.com/Home_Page.php

In my former time in Germany and Austria - i nearly always had to pay customs duty and turnover tax on imports.. (When not importing via MPS)

You will see that you can calculate 1:1.
That means 1 Dollar is (nearly) 1 Euro (including all Fees) - so I personally think you will pay at least 220 €

it is your knive - so who cares?!

if you want to be on the right side, just write an e-mail to info@bradleycutlery.com

.. sorry to say that - but BBW has a pretty different meaning in the states :rofl: :lmfao:

but a nice knive, the craftmenship is as i have seen here before, always remarkable.

yeah - there is a simple solution - just eat some of the german and austrian ""speck"" with the knive - and leave the grease film on - it will never rust ..

and now seriously - under the grips of my knives i always put silicon grease - works perfect - for diving the sentry marine stuff is beside the Extrema Ratio Lube my only solution.

i think cabra wants the marine version of the sentry stuff - (which are even more disgusting LOL) -.- after using this on a knive, you will never ever cut anything eatable with it anymore (ok, at least one time hrhrhr)

You could ask here: http://www.modisknivesandgear.…c45_Sentry-Solutions.html

iirc the austrian messerkönig has also got something in stock - just give him a call, he is a pretty smart guy..
the guy at polizeibedarf.ch helped me some years ago finding these marine products while i was based in germany- i think he also got these in stock..