Thread: Old school replacement blade knife

Years ago , maybe 20yrs , my main knife was getting re-sharpened by a mate at the freezing works , and had no sharp blade , and needed one to gut a few goats with , so looking around I picked up a Tajima box cutter I had lying around , worked real GOOD , but it did rust quick , But it was cheap .
I have just brought a expensive modern scarpel version , made by Gerber " China " , called the "Virtal " , its a folder , and takes Gerber blades or Havalon #60 blades , looks neat .
Plus is its a available & cheapish , its light & the blade retaining mech is spring loaded & its able to replace the blades with OUT needing to use pliers like the Havalon , downside is the back locking is not as robust as the liner lock , BUT should not be that important , as you will not be using the blade top .

Just be aware if ordering blades for it , its the #60 ( these are the thin original scarpel blades ) , the #60A blades will not fit as these are 20% thicker , made for the Havalon " Torch " series & are thicker to better cope with dressing big beasties .

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No , but knifecenter in the USA has them for $35 USD which is 50NZD , but I got mine from Hunting & Fishing locally , But will maybe buy replacement blades from the USA .
Opps , forgot , price in NZ was $60 , so its maybe cheaper at HF than overseas , depends on overseas postage ?