Cutco are they worth it
Mmy sister sells cutco for her work. Are they worth their high price tag.
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As far as I'm concerned they are well worth it. And they stand behind their gaurantee 100%. I have had 2 over the last 20 years. Mine are the serated blade drop points. I broke a seration off the first one, sent it back and asked if they could repair it. 3 weeks later I got a brand new one in the mail. I've used them to saw through breast bone, and have never had to have it sharpened.
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Yeah they seem like they are nice knives but they are like $150 to $200 and that is a pretty high price tag
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Depends on what yer looking for.
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Just a regular ole huntin knife that will last me forever and that I can pass onto my kids when I get older and that won't dull after 1 deer
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I hear they are great knives, especially with a life time warranty... cant beat that. but too pricy for me... it is only just a knife.
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Yeah that's what I was thinking. It's just a knife
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I just got my Alaskan Guide series Buck Vanguard. It is made of s30v steel. If you want to see a knife that will last forever and retain its edge forever, you should look into it. There is some crazy good steel out there if you do your research. I don't know much about Cutco or what steel they use, but I got excellent craftsmanship and the forever guarantee with my Buck for just over a hundred bucks.
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agree with x-mountie
i've got one of the drop point serrated hunting knives also it will rip open a rib cage with one swipe. that's all i use it for and it is scary sharp.
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Originally Posted by Austinhuntman
Just a regular ole huntin knife that will last me forever and that I can pass onto my kids when I get older and that won't dull after 1 deer
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