Tailored to fit the Sig Sauer P320 AXG Pro, offering compatibility and optimal performance
Includes an ambidextrous able lock for secure handling and operational ease
Frame constructed of matte black 6061-T6 hard anodized aluminum, complemented by solid black G10 inserts featuring a reverse checkered texture
Equipped with a deep-carry, louvered pocket clip that is ambidextrous, allowing for both right and left handed carry with the option to position the clip tip-up or tip-down
Includes an asymmetrical lanyard hole for versatile attachment options
Features a high grind profile with a hand-honed edge for enhanced cutting performance

Features

Sig Sauer has collaborated with Hogue to offer the ideal companion for your Sig P320 AXG (Alloy X-series Grip) with the K320 AXG folder. Designed to harmonize with the alloy construction of the P320, these knives feature a lightweight and durable 6061-T6 aluminum handle coupled with a high-performance CPM-S30V stainless steel blade. In the Pro version of the K320 AXG, you'll find a sleek black frame with a checkered G10 insert, complemented by a black Cerakote coated drop point blade. This configuration not only ensures aesthetic coherence with the Sig P320 AXG but also delivers exceptional performance and durability for various cutting tasks.

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