What does 58-60 RC mean?

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What does 58-60 RC mean? #249112 10/17/08 08:42 AM
Joined: Oct 2008 Posts: 67 O out5yder OP Pooch
OP out5yder Pooch O Joined: Oct 2008 Posts: 67	I hope I don't bother you with so many questions. I can see in specifications the value of 58-60 RC hardness for SR-77 and INFI. What does it mean those two values? Are they differentially heat treated having 60 at the edge and 58 on the spine and handle? Or it's just the homogenous hardness is not exactly determined and may be anywhere in that area?

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What does 58-60 RC mean?	out5yder	10/17/08 12:42 PM
Re: What does 58-60 RC mean?	adamlau	10/17/08 12:44 PM
Re: What does 58-60 RC mean?	out5yder	10/17/08 12:52 PM
Re: What does 58-60 RC mean?	adamlau	10/17/08 01:01 PM
Re: What does 58-60 RC mean?	snotpig	10/17/08 01:09 PM
Re: What does 58-60 RC mean?	out5yder	10/17/08 01:21 PM
Re: What does 58-60 RC mean?	adamlau	10/17/08 01:27 PM
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Re: What does 58-60 RC mean?	adamlau	10/17/08 09:43 PM
Re: What does 58-60 RC mean?	safetyman	10/30/08 09:11 AM
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Re: What does 58-60 RC mean?	duFontaine	10/30/08 04:07 PM
Re: What does 58-60 RC mean?	eatingmuchface	10/30/08 08:57 PM
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Re: What does 58-60 RC mean?	eatingmuchface	10/30/08 11:47 PM
Re: What does 58-60 RC mean?	snotpig	10/31/08 12:23 AM
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Re: What does 58-60 RC mean?	Knife Nazi	10/31/08 03:38 AM
Re: What does 58-60 RC mean?	Jim	10/17/08 07:05 PM