KNIVES

Ti-Lite tactical folders evoke the sleek speed and rebellious lines of the classic 1950's-styled switchblade. Unlike most switchblades however, they are legal to carry nearly everywhere. They feature American S35VN Alloy blades with DLC (Diamond Like Coating), razor sharp edges and sturdy, needle sharp points. The handles are made of high quality G-10. And for maximum strength and safety, Cold Steel has equipped the Ti-Lites with their patent pending, stainless steel leaf spring locks (proven, in their tests, to hold 130 lbs). For ease of carry, the Ti-Lites come equipped with a small, but unobtrusive steel pocket clip, and can be opened rapidly by using the thumb studs or by snagging a quillon on the edge of your pocket as you draw your knife out. We are grateful to custom knife maker, Phil Boguszewski, for his design influence and help in the creation of the Ti-Lites.

SPECIFICATIONS:--Weight: 7.1oz --Blade Thickness: 4mm --Blade Length: 6" --Blade Steel: S35VN w/ Black DLC Coating 

--Handle Length/Material: 4-3/4" G-10 --Overall Length: 13" 

Taiwan

Cold Steel 32AA Oyabun Limited Edition
Lynn C. Thompson Signature Knife - The Oyabun Limited is a high-end collectible version of our Oyabun. It shares features in common with the standard model in terms of functionality and appearance but differs markedly in the materials used in its construction. It also has the value of being a collectible keepsake in that only 3500 have been produced. Each is individually serial numbered, and each box will be personally signed by Lynn C. Thompson himself! The premium S35VN steel in the blade is a costly powdered steel that is heat treated to Rc 59-60 and sub zero quenched. It has been given an attractive two-tone line grain finish on the blade flats, and a high satin polish on the blade bevels. Most noticeably, the handle frame is milled from two solid billets of 6061 aluminum to create the bolster and pommel, which have been given a fine mirror polished finish. The handle also features CNC machined G-10 slabs with a diamond checkering pattern for a good secure grip.
SPECIFICATIONS:--Each knife individually serial numberd--Each box personally signed by Lynn Thompson--Blade Thickness: 3.8mm--Handle Length/Material: 4 3/4in Aluminum with G-10 Scales--Overall Length: 8 1/4in Taiwan

After the overwhelming success of the Kwaiken Folder, Lucas Burnley went back to the drawing board and designed this new version. This exclusive new model features a VG-10 steel blade with a flipper, and sleek titanium handle scales. Liner lock mechanism. Includes pocket clip. Blade length: 3 1/2". Overall length: 8 3/8". Weight: 5.4 oz. Imported

 In the 19th century, the Texas Tooth Pick knife was widespread, especially among farmers and daring soldiers of fortune. A further development of the Navaja knives brought by the Spanish settlers, the Texas version has a strikingly long blade and a generally slender design. These characteristics predestined the Texas Tooth Pick for a variety of tasks. From agricultural purposes such as taking samples to determine the quality of fruit and vegetables, to filleting fish, to the adrenaline-fuelled duels of daredevil duelists, the gentleman's knife covered a wide spectrum. Boker re-interprets the popular design and provides the Urban Texas Tooth Pick with the usual innovative performance. The flipper opens the ball-bearing VG-10 blade with hairline finish in a silky smooth manner and gives the daily cutting tasks a proper spur. In contrast to its historical predecessor, the gentleman's knife is reliably locked in place with a linerlock and thus significantly increases work safety. The curved handle scales are made of exquisite Cocobolo wood and ensure a perfect grip as well as a classic look. The tip-up clip (r) has a stonewash finish and is milled from solid wood. Delivered with a touch of the Wild West. SPECIFICATIONS:--Overall Length:  7.52 in--Blade Length:  3.31 in--Blade Thickness:  0.10 in--Weight:  1.45 oz--Blade Material:  VG-10--Handle Material:  Cocobolo Wood--Opener:  Flipper--Lock Type:  Linerlock PRC