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Post by Kataphractos on Feb 1, 2013 23:29:42 GMT
I dunno...after watching a Badger Blade get shot by a .45 I'm not so sure. Not to mention, the one that I've had for almost eight years has not seen much of any maintenance and has never been oiled, but doesn't have a speck of rust anywhere on it.
Then again, it's an unpolished one, so if there is rust, it's well hidden.
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Post by kingrikoraru on Feb 2, 2013 1:52:17 GMT
That was my point. I was just saying that a zombie tool might last a bit longer than a cheness when abused.
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Post by MOK on Feb 2, 2013 14:18:26 GMT
Could be. I wouldn't know - I haven't yet managed to nick my Oniyuri, and neither had its previous owner... and one of the first things I did with it was taking apart my old two-by-four cutting stand. In any case, I think it would be more a matter of the quality of the heat treatment than the type of steel.
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Post by Aaron on Feb 2, 2013 15:54:28 GMT
How was it shot? On the edge or the flat of the blade?
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Post by Kataphractos on Feb 3, 2013 3:57:05 GMT
At the blade flat. Aim was off on some shots and one bullet that hit a little to the side did put a small dent/bend in the edge, but it wasn't huge. They shot it with a .22, 9mm and .45.
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