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This huge balisong features a double edged tumble finish blade and anodized titanium handles. Orange g10 pivot collars, and backspacers. Notched for grip on thumbrest and handles. Great look and feel. Comes with a zipper case. Has some scuffs and scratches, great condition otherwise.
Blade Length 5.5
Overall Length 12.25
Closed Length 7.75
Weight (oz) 12.8
Source Previously owned
Blade Material Unknown
Blade Details Recurve
Handle Material Metallic
Other Details Tactical
"I made my first all-wooden knives or letter openers around the age of 6 or 7 and moved on to actual tool steel knives in my dad's shop class in eighth grade. In the early 70's, carrying pocketknives to school was the norm for boys, and a stacked leather-handled knife was a favorite project in my dad's metal shop class. In 1995, I became very serious about what had always been just a hobby. At that time, I began to acquire my own knifemaking equipment so I could work on knives away from my job. The same year my family and I relocated to Lakeland, Florida. Shortly after our move to Florida, I began developing the first standard models including my Small and Medium Hunters. I called on my experience from deer hunting in New York and I also considered a lot of feedback from local hunters and customers here in Florida. However, at this time, my main focus is on folders. As a machinist, I'm enjoying the challenges involved in making them."
