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Old 03-05-2008, 09:39 PM   #1
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Predator WSK. yas or no?

Thinking about buying this bad boy. I will see if anyone has any opinion on it.

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Doh! that would be yes in the title not yas. lol
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Old 03-05-2008, 09:49 PM   #2
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i'd get it if i had any money
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Old 03-05-2008, 11:57 PM   #3
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I don't really care for it, but hey - everyone has an opinion. It looks well made. If you like it and have the money, go for it. Here is a link to their website - even if you don't like the knife, it will be worth the time to check out their website - trust me, you will see what I mean when you get there.

RED Scorpion Six Blades - home of the Predator WSK!
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Old 03-06-2008, 12:07 AM   #4
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Too expensive in my book. Your cash though. $219.95 is 1/3 of a decent firearm or about maybe 1500 rounds of ammo, depending on the caliber. Your call. I'd look around for a while first though.
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Old 03-06-2008, 02:32 AM   #5
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There is alot id say about that knife there that i wont but one thing i will say that is conclusive, a rockwell hardness of 57 is VERY low for a blade. In otherwords its pretty soft steel. To each his own i guess
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Old 03-06-2008, 03:42 AM   #6
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I think it's cool looking but I don't care to own it. For what it cost I could by an SKS,
2 may be 3 Mossin Nagant rifles or a Mossberg Maverick 88 sawed off shotgun.
hint, hint...A.H
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Old 03-06-2008, 03:46 AM   #7
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I cant stand stainless steel knives. They are hard to put an edge on and when you do manage to get that edge on it loses it after a handfull of cuts. Mate for that kind of money you could have a knife built out of quality materials that will last a lifetime.

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Old 03-06-2008, 04:10 AM   #8
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I don't understand the reasoning for wanting that particular knife. But if your just looking for a knife that has or will have a collector value later, then I would say you might want to look at the Remington bullet knife. My son has about five of them and I know the value just keeps going up. My opinion would be no, spend the money on a good rifle or shotgun.
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Old 03-06-2008, 09:01 AM   #9
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SilverRun, thanks for the link to their site. Very nice.The knife would be overpriced for me but if you want it, go for it.
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Old 03-06-2008, 01:27 PM   #10
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Well I guess thats a resounding no. I am looking for a big carry knife. Lost my favorite skinning knife, and busted my big gerber. I dont know why I like that particular knife and I dont really want to spend that much on it because I got other stuff I am trying to get done. I guess it just looks good but I didnt notice that rockwell hardness rating.
I have been looking for 2 good knives to replace those. I picked up a S&W 2 weeks ago and really liked it until I saw china stamped on the blade.


Silverun-- If she comes with it I am ordering 2

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Old 03-06-2008, 02:05 PM   #11
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Well I guess thats a resounding no. I am looking for a big carry knife. Lost my favorite skinning knife, and busted my big gerber. I dont know why I like that particular knife and I dont really want to spend that much on it because I got other stuff I am trying to get done. I guess it just looks good but I didnt notice that rockwell hardness rating.
I have been looking for 2 good knives to replace those. I picked up a S&W 2 weeks ago and really liked it until I saw china stamped on the blade.
Silverun-- If she comes with it I am ordering 2
China....It's every where you look,and on every thing,some body's makeing a bundle!
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Old 04-01-2008, 10:09 PM   #12
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Well I guess thats a resounding no. I am looking for a big carry knife. Lost my favorite skinning knife, and busted my big gerber. I dont know why I like that particular knife and I dont really want to spend that much on it because I got other stuff I am trying to get done. I guess it just looks good but I didnt notice that rockwell hardness rating.
I have been looking for 2 good knives to replace those. I picked up a S&W 2 weeks ago and really liked it until I saw china stamped on the blade.


Silverun-- If she comes with it I am ordering 2

I have an S&W search and rescue survival knife ive never had any problems with it. Have you? If so what should i look out for? Mine gets as much abuse as my Ka-Bar which is alot more than the averge person puts a knife through.
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Old 04-02-2008, 10:48 AM   #13
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Out of Curiosity, how did you break the gerber?
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Old 12-12-2008, 01:52 PM   #14
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Guy's/lasses a newbie on the forum here that own's both the RS6 Predator and the new version Raven wsk.

In my humble opinion,
I'd give em both a wide berth.
Only those who do not know their blade's would give this man the thumb's up!!!

I purchased the Predator model about 2 year's ago because it looked real good in the pic's as I was in need of a new knife as some little scroat stole my Busse.
I live in the UK and the post out from Aaron was quite quick.

Within a couple of week's of general task use around camp, the handle scale's came away and were ready for the scrapper, the tip of the blade shattered when carelessly dropped from just hip height, and from there on my frustration built.
Total waste of time and money.

When Aaron brought out the Raven version with the much needed improvement's, I thought i'd give him the benefit of the doubt and buy one with the expectance of a better quality blade that would last.

Woe became me as I opened the packing box to find the included leather pouch sheath was just a thin plastic feeling thing that you'd get in a child's play set.
The knife itself was a total joke when removed from the cr**py sheath.

The grind on one side is greatly different than the other giving it a lobsided view.
The blade is so blunt I can run it down a 2 feet piece of soft rubber, and it only leaves a white marking.
The sawteeth are all damaged and blunted during production (Before the final coating).
The scale's are vastly uneven, and the fixing screw's were gouged when put in place.
And not lastly, upon the blade is "Red Soopion six"
Who the Sh*t is Red Soopion???

It is plainly obvious that he decided to ship me one from the reject bin!
To add insult to injury, Aaron had the bare face cheek to try and butter over the factual feedback that was left to make himself look better than he really is!

Anyone who know's their knives would be better off putting their hard earned $$$ aside to purchase a blade from a dealer who is renowned for their quality and not some hack off that's in the game for a quick buck!!!

You can get far superior quality blade's from china haha!!!

My blood boil's when I think of this pi** taking so and so.
I'd love to shove both blade's right up this con man's keaster!!!

I would avoid this man like the plague.
You'll get the pi** taken out of you and a blank reply with a no return refund policy!

The Raven was to be sent to my brother serving in Iraq as he showed an interest in this styled knife.
If I sent him this Raven, I've no doubt that I'd be laughed at and he'd be court martialled for kit neglagence!!!

I wonder why!!!
Cheap ass blade's not Red scorpion blade's...

I'm sorry my first post is ugly chap's, but that guy make's me steam, and I wanted to advise you that your money would be better spent else where.

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