Frag Out! Magazine
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an attractive visual effect. In terms of aesthetic you can only find fault with the asymmetric grinds (on the left side the grind egress is positioned clearly higher) and visible traces of the grinder on the false edge surface. HANDLE Hundur is a full tang knife with black micarta scales. The handle is of 126 mm long and it has been designed for the persons that prefer a narrow grip. The scales are profiled very subtly, therefore the knife fits comfortably in the small hands, too. The handle is characterized by simplicity although, the design has a few varieties. The slanted heads of the scales present interestingly, which fall down a few centimeters below the spine and have a teardrop-like indentation (they have no, as I guess, practical use; at least I could not find it, but just simply look good). It is also a good idea to make a deep bellowing under the index finger, which passes into a clear hilt, slightly chamfered at the sides. It prevents from an accidental slide of the hand onto the blade. The handle is ended by a pointy tip serving as emergency glass breaker. Just beneath, it is also a loop for a dummy cord. I rather do not pay attention for these in folders, but in the large utility knives it could be also used to place a loop around the hand during chopping. The fitting of the scales is good, micarta strictly adheres to the steel tang and only next to a crusher you may notice small apertures. The cosmetic disadvantage constitutes also rather thick cracks after grinding, visible especially from the spine side. SHEATH The Kydex knife sheath comes dual-toned. In the front it is a pleasant olive green, and a rear part and a belt loop screwed with two bolts are black. A 45 mm wide belt fits into the loop. The sheath has been fitted very precisely, the knife seats very stable, does not move and it cannot KNIFE