Brand: Skallywag Tactical
Model: Mini Jack
Open Style: Assisted with Bearings
Carry Style: Tip Down
Lock Mechanism: Frame Lock
Blade Material: 420 Stainless Steel
Blade Finish: Black Titanium Coating
Handle Material: 420 Stainless Steel
Handle Finish: Black Titanium Coating
Blade Length: 2.5"
Closed Length: 3.5"
OAL: 6.25"
Weight: 3.6oz

Features

The Skallywag Tactical Mini Jack is a compact, mission‑oriented micro folder engineered for rapid deployment and durable everyday carry. Assisted opening with bearings delivers fast, smooth blade deployment from the 2.5 inch 420 stainless steel blade finished in black titanium coating for enhanced wear and corrosion resistance. The 3.5 inch closed length and 6.25 inch overall length pair with a 3.6 ounce weight to provide a low‑profile carry package that balances concealment and control. A robust frame lock secures the blade under load while tip‑down carry preserves immediate access and a streamlined draw. Handle scales are 420 stainless steel with matching black titanium coating for uniform durability and reduced glare. The Mini Jack’s slim geometry and textured surfaces improve grip and one‑hand manipulation, making it suitable for utility cutting, field tasks, and tactical applications where speed, reliability, and corrosion resistance are required.

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