Product Review
A Crazy Sharp Folder

Product: Eafengrow EF932 Folding Knife
Price: $24.99
Durability: Very High
Best Place To Buy This Product: Amazon.com
My Overall Rating: 9.5
Quick Product Overview:
The Eafengrow EF932 Folding Knife has a blade made with reliable D2 stainless steel blade, for increased hardness, corrosion resistance and edge retention. It has a full hand grip is superior with ergonomically design, it has excellent balance of hardness and corrosion resistance, offers a solid grip and comfortable in-hand feel, easy operation. The blade is sharp, symmetrical, and perfectly machined. It opens smoothly and can be flipped ball bearing pivot open, reliable secure Liner lock with titanium coating finished. The blade is centered in the handle when closed. It has quick and easy access with the convenient pocket clip, outdoor knife, making it ideal for everyday carry, General all-purpose use for daily home needs, fishing, farming, camping, hiking, ranching or collecting.
Specifications Of This Product:
- The overall length is 7.36 inch (18.7 cm)
- Blade length of 3.14 inches (8cm)
- Blade thickness 3.5 mm
- Weight of 5.46 oz. (154.8g)
- Blade Material is D2 stainless steel
What I Like About This Product:
This knife came with a crazy sharp blade, I did not even have to touch it up with my ceramic stone. It opens and closes very smoothly and locks very well. The flipper opens the blade very fast when that option is needed.
What I Would Change About This Product:
Nothing
Final Remarks:
I needed a good EDC folding knife and I thought I would try a new brand. I needed a knife that would work at my day job but also at my farm. Instead of the traditional blade shape I tried this one and I really like it. It not only had a sharp blade but with just a little effort with a ceramic stone brings it back like brand new. I really like this knife and I highly recommend it.
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way to clean a gun is by using a cleaning rod. When I was young that was the only way to clean your gun so we did not question these rods. Cleaning rods do work great and now they are usually in the form of a one-piece coated rod or rods that screw together in sections to form a long cleaning rod.
Whether they are one-piece or in sections they do a similar job in the end. A one piece rod is usually Teflon coated so it does not scratch the crown or the barrel. The cleaning rods that are in sections are usually made out of brass or aluminum and will not usually scratch your barrel. But it is a good idea to use a
bore guide (protector) to protect your barrel crown when using these metal cleaning rods. You place them in the end of your barrel and then slip the cleaning rod inside the bore guide and into the barrel, this keeps the rod centered in the barrel and not scraping the barrel or crown of your gun. Cleaning rods can do a fine job as long as you are careful when using them.
OTIS Technology. They make high quality gun cleaning kits with excellent customer service to back it up. They produce every kind of gun cleaning kits that you might want, my favorite is the OTIS Tactical Gun Cleaning kit for rifles, shotguns and handguns. It has everything
you would want to clean your guns and do a very thorough job I might add. An advantage to the cable system is that you do not have to teardown your gun so that you can clean from breech to muzzle. Because the cable is flexible you can just open up the action and put your cable end into the breech and slide it down the barrel to the muzzle. A pretty cool way to clean your gun.
, add some bore cleaning solvent or CLP to the patch. place the opposite end of the cable into the barrel on the breech end push it through the barrel until the patch is at the end of the barrel. then draw it through the barrel, from breech to muzzle. 2) Remove slotted-end and put copper brush on the cable and draw through barrel from breech to barrel-end. Wait for a few minutes to let the chemicals work. 3) Then put the slotted tip back on along with a clean dry patch, as directed and draw the cable through the barrel from breech to muzzle and repeat this step until the patch comes out clean. End result is a clean gun.






