My Zero Tolerance 300 series
I use a Spyderco tri angle Sharpener system.
Made in the USA
• Assisted opening
• Titanium frame lock
• Quad-mount clip (tip-up/down; left/right)
• Steel: S30V, Tungsten DLC coating
The knife in your picture has no titanium anywhere on or in it, nor is it a frame-lock. The frame is made of stainless steel and the locking system is a liner-lock. It's a great knife, no doubt, but the titanium/frame-lock model of similar blade design listed (it's now discontinued)
for $340.00, and that one
lists for $185.00. The tiger-striped version of the titanium frame-lock model with combo blade is the ZT 301ST. That is a ZT 350TSST.
Don't freak out and start calling me a bully because I know what I'm talking about. I am not part of Navy's (or anybody else's) "crew," and I didn't have to search on anything when I saw that you misrepresented the knife in your picture. I have collected knives since I was a youngin', and I own a boatload of Zero Tolerance knives...
Those are just the ZT 300s I own. I also own a couple 301s and a few variations the 350 like or similar to the one in your picture. If my word isn't good enough for you, perhaps you will take the word of
Blade HQ, one of the bigger knife dealers on the web:
- Overall Length:7.75"
- Blade Length:3.25"
- Cutting Edge:3.125"
- Blade Thickness:0.125"
- Blade Material:CPM-S30V
- Blade Stylerop Point
- Blade Grind:Hollow
- Finish:Tiger Stripe
- Edge Type:Serrated
- Handle Length:4.50"
- Handle Thickness:0.50"
- Handle Material:G-10 (Not titanium, as the handles in the above picture are made from)
- Color:Black
- Frame/Liner:Stainless Steel
- Weight:6.20 oz.
- User:Right Hand, Left Hand
- Pocket Clip:Tip-Up, Tip-Down
- Knife Type:Spring Assisted
- Opener:Flipper, Thumb Stud
- Lock Type:Liner Lock
- Brand:Zero Tolerance
- Model:0350
- Model Number:0350TSST
- Country of Origin:USA
- Best Use:Everyday Carry
- Product Type:Knife
So the only question I have is, especially after your
rant towards Navy in another thread, who's ego needed to be stroked when they took a picture of a very well made, above average knife and tried to pass it off as an even better-made, higher-quality, nearly 2-times-as-expensive knife? Just curious....
Blues