Browning Hunter Folder Small Knives
$38.07
The Browning Hunter Folder Small Knives has been created to be a wonderful knife for your personal cutting needs. Built using insanely resilient components, these Pocket Knives out of your professional knifesmiths at Browning will maintain an edge for a long time before having to be honed. The handle on the Browning Hunter Folder Small Knives provides you with an amazing hold in pretty much any condition. Browning has been in the knife building market for a number of years, and the Browning Hunter Folder Small Knives is the result of their commitment . to offering you some of the best knives that one could buy. Among our primary aims here at OpticsPlanet is to be positive that you go away satisfied, and the Browning Hunter Folder Small Knives is one of the numerous folding pocket knives that we are excited to carry. For a superb way to make certain that you are doing work with a dependable tool that is not going to disappoint you when you need to have it most, pick out the Browning Hunter Folder Small Knives. Specifications for Browning Hunter Folder Small Knives: Manufacturer: Browning Blade Length: 2.875 in Closed Length: 3.75 in Blade Material: 440 Stainless Steel Serrated: Non-serrated Knife Application: Folding Blade Overall Length: 6.625 in Blade Shape: Drop Point Handle Material: Wood Handle Finish: Stonewashed Lock Type: Linerlock Handle Color: Walnut Opening Method: Thumb Stud Package Contents: Browning Hunter Folder Small Knives
SMD –
Small-ish compared to what I am replacing this knife with. The pocket clip is located at the hinged end of the knife, so you carry it with the knife tip down. When you pull it from your pocket, the 1st thing you have to do is re-arrange it in your hand so you can open it. Odd. Also, the clip is located at the very end of the knife frame, so it sits really low in your pocket and can be difficult to get out. The assisted/flip open feature doesn't result in the blade locking when you flip it open with your thumb. It opens about 1/2 way, then you have to rotate the blade the rest of the way with your thumb to lock it… Also odd… Not my 1st assisted knife, so this may need some breaking in to open fully using the assisted open mechanism. I might disassemble it, polish the metal and lube it, maybe that will help. It is a handsome knife though…