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Hello, I have a fiew question's about the Buck Kalinga. I am looking for one that has a carbon steel blade. I have seen a couple with stainless blades. I have always had better luck with keeping a edge on carbon steel. I have never owned a Buck Kalinga and would love to try one. I know there is a model that's like the Kalinga that is smaller. Akonua? maybe my spelling has a lot to be desired sometimes. I would also like to know about model numbers and how to determine how old one is when I am looking at it. Any help would be greatley appreciated.
 
Posts: 737 | Registered: 06 February 2006Reply With Quote
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While I prefer a Norton Inda oil stone,
I have found that a diamond stone will put a good edge on a stainless knife.


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Alright, thank you very much. I will keep that in mind. I have never owned a diamond stone. Old habit's die hard ya know. I will try one if I end up buying a stainless kalinga. I have always used a carbon steel blade, and old ways of sharpening them. Again, Thank you.
 
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nagles gun shop in san antonio,tx has at least onein their used case ask for robin.. the are on line.. also saw a new model with the same blade style and nicer handle material in new catalog.. have always wanted one to add to collection.. and only find them when im broke...
 
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Several of these things currently on ebay for sale. One in particular I found interesting is the BUCK CHIP FLINT KALINGA LIMITED EDITION - anyone know anything more about this knife than what is posted? What would be a 'reasonable' offer to see if you could meet his reserve?


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Posts: 3742 | Location: Moving on - Again! | Registered: 25 December 2003Reply With Quote
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Here's what Buck says about their knife:

http://www.buckknives.com/catalog/detail/530/235


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Posts: 7046 | Location: Rambouillet, France | Registered: 25 June 2004Reply With Quote
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$280 is a ridiculously high price to pay for a knife with 420 stainless. You could buy a Chris Reeves knife with far superior steel for the same price and have $30 left over to buy a combination waterstone that will sharpen any stainless knife you have.
There are lots of other good knives you can buy for a lot less money. Many for under $100, tons for under $200...............DJ


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Posts: 3976 | Location: Oklahoma,USA | Registered: 27 February 2004Reply With Quote
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I'll probably get flamed here, but for
me the HC in 420HC always meant, Highpriced Crap!
 
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