Here is a 3 3/4" "Colt" frame lock with inlays of blue bone. It came out 5-8 ? years ago. These are great knives: shaving sharp, smooth action, solid frame lock that is easy to release. They were not expensive and you would be hard put to find a better knife at any price.
About 2009 ? i bought a SanRenMu 710 for $10. I began to carry and use it and i still do. It is almost time for a touch up of the edge.
I think this Colt framelock might be a dressed up SanRenMu 710 with a little different blade grind.
Anyone else have one of these Colt's ?
kj
Colt Tactical Style Knives
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Colt Tactical Style Knives
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Re: Colt Tactical Style Knives
Looks to be the same basic knife in my opinion.
I have a camo 7010, and I have to admit, it's better than the import CRKT and Kershaw models that cost double or more than the cost of the 7010. Mine was $15? at the time if I recall correctly.
I have to agree with those who claim it's a knockoff of a Chris Reeve Small Sebenza, but I also have to agree with those who believe it to be the best possible knife under $20.
I have a camo 7010, and I have to admit, it's better than the import CRKT and Kershaw models that cost double or more than the cost of the 7010. Mine was $15? at the time if I recall correctly.
I have to agree with those who claim it's a knockoff of a Chris Reeve Small Sebenza, but I also have to agree with those who believe it to be the best possible knife under $20.