Whenever I stumble upon a non-branded knife that offers OK quality without emptying my valet I send my thoughts to the unknown designer/craftsman. This knife is a good example of that. I can't remember where it was but I bought this folder in a little shop passing through some town during my military training. I needed a folder, the little store only offered one model and I liked the classic western clip point style. It's obvious that this knife tries to imitate the classic Buck 110 Folding Hunter. Although the knife doesn't reach the same high level of quality as the Buck, it turned out to be a faithful friend helping me throughout my training. The robust specs and rough mechanism of the folder isn't fancy but it works. The blade often needs sharpening, but that's OK by me.
Specs
Blade material: Stainless steel
Blade length: 96 mm
Blade thickness: 3,2 mm
Knife length: 128 mm / 225 mm
Handle thickness: 15,2 mm
Knife weight: 223 g
Total weight: 276 g (with holster)
Price: 110 SEK (Sweden 1995)
In Swedish
