Grayman DUA?

[snowrs]

Does anyone have one, what are your thoughts? They look like one bad EDC.

 

[Bradsknives]

Your good to go with any of the Grayman knives. Mike makes some great stuff. I personally don't own the DUA, but I do own a SATU and it is a great knife.

 

[grunt soldier]

I own it and it's a great folder. Very beefy.

 

[cubby]

one on usn for under $200....... my opinion... you cant go wrong with a grayman!

 

[glockednlocked]

Grayman is always good to go! Mike and Sue are top shelf people making top shelf hardcore knives.

 

[snowrs]

Great, 2 knives willprobably be purchased in 1 week, just after my AR good thing Fathersday is this weekend

 

[tradertator]

I'm a very happy Satu owner. I would love to add a Dua, or any Grayman knife for that matter.

 

[snowrs]

Bought this one on BF

 

[grunt soldier]

that is the smallest picture ever posted lol. congrats on a killer folder man.

 

[cubby]

that is the smallest picture ever posted lol. congrats on a killer folder man.

lol!

i LOVE the orange!!

 

[snowrs]

that is the smallest picture ever posted lol. congrats on a killer folder man.

It's because it is the small Grayman, Have you seeeeeeeen the SATU

Here is a bigger pic because I need to make up for certain things

 

[cubby]

hand written note. a note. NOT a reciept. what is important to mike and sue? you or your dollar......

 

[snowrs]

Yep this will not be my last blade from them, I am sure the quality is here and the price is amazing for what these blades are. I have no personal experience but every account says they compare to a Strider as a hard use blade.

 

[tradertator]

^ Definitely so. Both are titanium frame locks with S30V blades. She should serve you well

 

[snowrs]

Got it in hand and for a 3" knife it is built like a tank! Beautiful easy to open, and a rock solid lock up. The only slight complaint is it is not quite as sharp as I am use to but that can be overcome. Overall a great knife and at a price that is really competitive.

 

[Bradsknives]

Got it in hand and for a 3" knife it is built like a tank! Beautiful easy to open, and a rock solid lock up. The only slight complaint is it is not quite as sharp as I am use to but that can be overcome. Overall a great knife and at a price that is really competitive.

This normal and by design for most Grayman knives. The Grayman edge is what they (Grayman) call a "toothy" edge which is not a thinned down, super razor sharp edge. It is an edge that is designed for hard use and is less likely to roll or chip under hard use, plus it is easier to sharpen in the field.

 

[tradertator]

Got it in hand and for a 3" knife it is built like a tank! Beautiful easy to open, and a rock solid lock up. The only slight complaint is it is not quite as sharp as I am use to but that can be overcome. Overall a great knife and at a price that is really competitive.

This normal and by design for most Grayman knives. The Grayman edge is what they (Grayman) call a "toothy" edge which is not a thinned down, super razor sharp edge. It is an edge that is designed for hard use and is less likely to roll or chip under hard use, plus it is easier to sharpen in the field.

My Satu was the same way. Edge almost looked serrated. Sent it to Tyler34, for his "knife spa" treatment. Edge is now wicked sharp and thinner.

 

[cubby]

there is a pretty good smooth vs. toothy edge video on the grayman knives site. check it out. pretty cool to see the results.

 

[snowrs]

I have read about their toothy edge, but I thought the DUA were coming with a traditional edge. I will go watch that video before I send her out for a sharpening, Like I said the edge is a small price to pay for such a nice knife. BTW magic erasers work wonders on G10 scales.