Overall Length: 8.09"
Blade Length: 3.65"
Blade Material: D2, HRC 59~61
Blade Finish: Stonewash
Blade Thickness: 0.12”
Blade Style: Drop point
Handle Material: G10
Weight: 3.56 oz
Pivot Assembly: Ceramic Ball Bearing
Locking Mechanism: Ambi lock (Crossbar lock)
Pocket Clip: Tip-up, Ambi clip

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Discover the SRM Terrier Collection, the ultimate EDC (everyday carry) pocket knife designed for versatility and reliability. Whether you prioritize edge retention or multi-layer toughness, you can choose between high-performance D2 steel or rugged laminated 140Cr steel—a premium alternative comparable to S35VN. The precision drop point blade features a smooth thumb stud opening for effortless deployment, making it ideal for everything from utility cutting to demanding outdoor tasks.

Built for durability, the Terrier features ergonomic G10 or Micarta handles that provide a secure, comfortable grip in any condition. Unlike lightweight alternatives, this collection utilizes a heavy-duty standard Mono-chassis liner to bolster the Ambi-lock (crossbar lock) system, ensuring the knife remains robust during complex, high-pressure use. From backyard projects to wilderness survival, the SRM Terrier is a practical, top-tier outdoor knife engineered for those who demand strength and performance in their pocket.

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