I was just messing around with the knives (debating weather to convex them off the bat, or wait until they need sharpening, then convex them - I compromised, I just took them to the leather belt on the sander <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />), and realized how light in the hand the LE felt compared to the CG. I guess it's due to the full flat grind of the LE vs the high flat of the CG, and well as the penetrator tip on the LE reducing the weight. Anyway, just an interesting observation.

P.S. I happen to like the number for the LE...

The Joker seems to prefer LE, but he's kinda flashy.

And he holds his knives funny....

i like your LE number as well.

I was wondering the same thing. I am still waiting on my LE but will toss both on my scale and find out .I imagine results will be much the same as the DF but we shall see.

I have the next one on the numerical list. I have #46. 45 would have been awesome though. I have one of the first Kimber 1911's, a Custom Classic.

That is an interesting observation. BTW, Joker pic iss funny!

Alternating my black SOD and my DFLE,
they seem to weigh very close to each other.
That would indicate quite a difference between the
SOD and SOD-LE.
Probably the same difference as the DFLE to the DFCG

Sorry wiggity - I kinda like this one too much <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

I'd weigh them, but I don't have an accurate scale that will take the weight.

polarbare,

Have you used them yet?
If so, did you notice any difference in use?


Cheers <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

The CG model with a good sharp edge should be as good as any 7.5" blade chopper made. That extra weight comes in handy when chopping. I like my LE a lot, but for the money, the CG is a great value.