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CRKT Folder 3.875" Samurai Assisted Folding Knife, Black - 2903
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CRKT Folder 3.875" Samurai Assisted Folding Knife, Black - 2903

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SKU 516551634776
Brand CRKT
MPN 2903
UPC 794023290301
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Details

  • 8.75" Overall Length
  • Glass reinforced nylon handle
  • 3.875 Blade Length
  • Locking liner

Features

The Hissatsu(TM) Folder is a tactical knife with patented Outburst(R) spring assisted opening and automated liner safety, this knife is ready when the action heats up. The legendary Hissatsu(TM) series of knives designed by James Williams, of Encinitas, CA, have become the go to mission tools of Special Forces professionals worldwide. Designed for close quarter battle environments, this knife is equipped with automated liner safety. The automated liner safety automatically sets a pin between the locking liner and the frame. This pin acts as an additional layer of safety, so the locking liner is less likely to disengage during use. To close the knife, pull the lever back, slide the locking liner over, and fold the blade into the closed position.

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