You know ME:-) I prefer them. they cut better! lots of small
by Rob Leahy 
, Prescott, Arizona, Friday, May 30, 2014, 10:52 (3772 days ago) @ stonewalrus
sharp edges. Many people are intimidated by the thought of sharpening a serrated edge, but in truth they need much less work than most smooth blades to keep sharp.
One could argue that ALL blades are serrated, on the microscopic level.
For cutting line, rope, cartilage, bone, muscle and soft tissue nothing beats a serrated edge for it's ease of cutting. When I lived in AK, I helped to process several dozen moose with various brands and styles of blades...this is how I came to be such a fan of serrated Cold Steel blades.
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Complete thread:
- Texas carry question -
stonewalrus,
2014-05-29, 17:52
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- Never been in one that did not have a sign. -
MR,
2014-05-29, 19:17
- That is what I figured but thought I would ask. Thanks. - stonewalrus, 2014-05-29, 19:53
- Mark, what is legal length on knife blades for concealed -
stonewalrus,
2014-05-29, 20:21
- 5 1/2 inches. No daggers. -
MR,
2014-05-29, 21:03
- Can't conceal a fixed blade, though ... - Flatlander, 2014-05-29, 21:10
- 5 1/2 inches. No daggers. -
bj2,
2014-05-29, 21:31
- Bowie knives were banned for the same reason - Hobie, 2014-05-30, 07:25
- The statute. -
MR,
2014-05-30, 07:45
- Well shucks - time for another knife -
stonewalrus,
2014-05-30, 08:22
- Cold Steel makes at least one specifically to meet -
MR,
2014-05-30, 09:16
- Col;d Steel XL Vaquero -
Rob Leahy,
2014-05-30, 10:03
- I don't understand serrated blades or know anybody who likes -
stonewalrus,
2014-05-30, 10:10
- You know ME:-) I prefer them. they cut better! lots of small -
Rob Leahy,
2014-05-30, 10:52
- Good to know - my fear has always been sharpening - stonewalrus, 2014-05-30, 11:59
- knife collectors usually don't like them -
bj2,
2014-06-01, 00:31
- The coarsely serrated blade on my Leatherman Wave does a -
stonewalrus,
2014-06-01, 07:25
- a sharp plain blade would do better -
bj2,
2014-06-01, 19:39
- Yabbut.... -
Catoosa,
2014-06-01, 21:40
- Yup. Part of the reason I use the serrated blade for - stonewalrus, 2014-06-01, 22:31
- Yabbut.... -
Catoosa,
2014-06-01, 21:40
- a sharp plain blade would do better -
bj2,
2014-06-01, 19:39
- Serretions cut flesh hard tissue rope line and bone better - Rob Leahy, 2014-06-06, 14:25
- The coarsely serrated blade on my Leatherman Wave does a -
stonewalrus,
2014-06-01, 07:25
- You know ME:-) I prefer them. they cut better! lots of small -
Rob Leahy,
2014-05-30, 10:52
- I don't understand serrated blades or know anybody who likes -
stonewalrus,
2014-05-30, 10:10
- Col;d Steel XL Vaquero -
Rob Leahy,
2014-05-30, 10:03
- Cold Steel makes at least one specifically to meet -
MR,
2014-05-30, 09:16
- Well shucks - time for another knife -
stonewalrus,
2014-05-30, 08:22
- 5 1/2 inches. No daggers. -
MR,
2014-05-29, 21:03
- Texas carry question - Charles, 2014-05-30, 11:02
- Never been in one that did not have a sign. -
MR,
2014-05-29, 19:17