Lionsteel Dom first impressions and disassembly

A quick look at the Lionsteel Dom

[BillH]

I used to own this exact same design and traded it at the beginning of this year. Mine had a tiny bit of daylight between the spring and scales though, but if you are paying so little for such great materials, you will invariably roll the dice on tiny design flaws. The guy I traded it with had a JE w/ stag scales which I handled at his house, and that felt truly custon compared to the dom. It was larger in the hand and more solid. This though, for the price, is amazing value. You really have made me realise how much I miss it!

[BigRedEDC]

Great video my friend! Thanks for sharing!!

[paddyspotatopeelers]

Glad you like it mate, got your parcel this morning. Thank you must do it again. Atb paddy. 👍☘️😄

[colchesterritter]

I'm a big fan of traditionals and think they are better to carry in public. For me the Lionsteel Dom with it's super steel is the perfect choice to put in my pocket. I hope you enjoy yours as well. Got me wondering what you traded. Good review.

[blackhill]

I’ve got a Dom in Rams horn . It’s an extremely nice design . Its just a tad small for me . A slightly wider blade and longer handle and it would be my perfect Uk carry . I’m looking forward to the new Lionsteel Gitano . A bit too long for uk legal carry though .

[KnifeChatswithTobias]

Looks to be a great knife. Just a little bit out of my price range! Great review as always.

[roguesheep]

I got the m5 and its big brother m7 for my bushcraft hobby...

[Tony-zemg]

Nice review mate I love the ck 01 i prefer them to the ck 02s I just got the warhorse in cf it’s ok better looking imo then the bestman Lamnia were really good about me sending back the viper Key they offered to get a Courier to pick it up from me not sure if that’s their standard practice or just because they described it wrong

[slick_slicers]

I like that a lot. I was wondering weather to go for a Bestman or this, maybe both is the right answer? Yours will be on there way back to you today or tomorrow.

[timupright]

The long nail nick is apparently called a ‘long pull’