Designed to match Sig Sauer's P320 AXG Scorpion firearm
Incorporates an ambidextrous able lock mechanism for secure operation
Frame crafted from flat dark earth 6061-T6 hard anodized aluminum, paired with G-Mascus green G10 inserts featuring a mini piranha texture
Includes a deep-carry, louvered pocket clip that is ambidextrous and supports tip-up or tip-down carry for both right and left handed users
Designed with an asymmetrical lanyard hole for added functionality
Features a high grind profile and hand-honed edge-to-ensure superior cutting ability

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. Crafted to harmonize with the alloy construction of the P320, these knives feature a lightweight and durable 6061-T6 aluminum handle paired with a high-performance CPM-S30V stainless steel blade. The Scorpion version of the K320 AXG showcases a flat dark earth (FDE) frame adorned with green G-Mascus G10 inserts, adding both style and grip texture. It is equipped with an FDE Cerakote coated, partially serrated drop point blade, providing versatility for various cutting tasks. This configuration ensures not only aesthetic coherence with the Sig P320 AXG but also delivers exceptional performance and reliability for everyday carry needs.

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