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SOG Warranty
SOG Warranty
I recently bought a SOG pocket knife. With my good luck it didn’t work smoothly as it should. I sent it back to SOG and within a day they sent a new one. I was impressed with the turn around time and no hassle on returning a product. I would consider buying from them again.
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Re: SOG Warranty
reports of good customer service are always welcome .... info appreciated
Re: SOG Warranty
Hey, Carver,
Would like to see some pics of your new SOG. They make some interesting blades.
BTW, the good Customer Service (CS) you received from SOG paralleled the CS I got a couple of years ago from them.
I only have one SOG knife; bought it just because it was so different than most knives I own. It's a SOG "Snarl," which is a fixed-blade stainless EDC. Still cannot figure out the blade style, because the web description at the knife internet shop uses two blade types for this knife: sheepsfoot and Wharncliffe.
The problem I had was not with the knife; rather, there was a badly bent clip that wouldn't hold the Kydex sheath to my belt. Was not repairable. Without any Qs, SOG right away sent me a new sheath and clip assembly at no charge. Easy to remember that good Customer Service from SOG.
Anyway, following are a couple of pics. To me, the knife resembles brass knuckles. The photo with my SP101 revolver gives the size perspective: the SP101 has a 4.2" barrel length. The blade length of this tiny SOG is 2.3", and is very, very sharp. It's just a fun knife to handle.
PT7
Would like to see some pics of your new SOG. They make some interesting blades.
BTW, the good Customer Service (CS) you received from SOG paralleled the CS I got a couple of years ago from them.
I only have one SOG knife; bought it just because it was so different than most knives I own. It's a SOG "Snarl," which is a fixed-blade stainless EDC. Still cannot figure out the blade style, because the web description at the knife internet shop uses two blade types for this knife: sheepsfoot and Wharncliffe.
The problem I had was not with the knife; rather, there was a badly bent clip that wouldn't hold the Kydex sheath to my belt. Was not repairable. Without any Qs, SOG right away sent me a new sheath and clip assembly at no charge. Easy to remember that good Customer Service from SOG.
Anyway, following are a couple of pics. To me, the knife resembles brass knuckles. The photo with my SP101 revolver gives the size perspective: the SP101 has a 4.2" barrel length. The blade length of this tiny SOG is 2.3", and is very, very sharp. It's just a fun knife to handle.
PT7
Carver wrote:I recently bought a SOG pocket knife. With my good luck it didn’t work smoothly as it should. I sent it back to SOG and within a day they sent a new one. I was impressed with the turn around time and no hassle on returning a product. I would consider buying from them again.
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Re: SOG Warranty
PT7. That is a wicked looking blade. I just went for the plain Jane variety. It seems that I always need a knife when doing chores etc, and always carried a pocket knife would be lost with out one.
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I don't have a very large knife collection, Carver. Maybe around two dozen or so knives. Since a number of mine look like siblings to your new SOG, I'd say "plain Jane" is a staple. I have a Buck Spitfire that is almost a twin to your SOG. It's a lockback, which carries a plain single blade and basic gray-colored handles. The main difference is that mine provides one-hand opening with a thumb hole, and yours does the same with a button.
I'm certain there are too many-to-count plain Janes out there. But to handle those everyday chores, they work just fine!
I'm certain there are too many-to-count plain Janes out there. But to handle those everyday chores, they work just fine!
Carver wrote:PT7. That is a wicked looking blade. I just went for the plain Jane variety. It seems that I always need a knife when doing chores etc, and always carried a pocket knife would be lost with out one.
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