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Description
A truly well-made, compact automatic pocket knife with a back-lock mechanism. The knife is designed in the style of American folding hunting knives produced since the mid-1960s. It features a bowie blade profile – American users generally rave about two profiles: bowie and American tanto. The blade is made of Chinese 5Cr15MoV stainless steel. The blade deploys at the push of a button and locks up securely with no play. The release button is safely recessed into the handle, preventing it from protruding, which minimizes the risk of accidental deployment in your pocket. It features a back-lock mechanism. The handle scales are made of green or black G10. The handle is finished with a stainless steel bolster and pommel. It does not have a pocket clip but comes with a belt sheath. The knife is exceptionally well-crafted, with zero blade play, a rock-solid lockup, and no gaps between the frame and the handle scales.
Total length: 185 mm
Blade length: 72 mm
Blade width (max): 19 mm
Blade thickness (max): 2.5 mm
Handle length: 110 mm
Steel: 5Cr15MoV
Manufacturer: Foshan, China
