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Home Products Cobra Gold #32

Cobra Gold #32

by Hammond, Jim

SKU 1104194

Date Added 10/18/2024

# Available This product is out of stock

Price $1,395.00

Overview

"The Cobra Gold® fixed blade combat knife was developed in 1986 with input from Air Force F-4 and F-16 fighter pilots, to fulfill a three-fold task for their combat needs: (1) Canopy knife. In the event of an emergency requiring impact fracture of the cockpit canopy, the Cobra Gold’s steep sharpened clip and reinforced tip was designed to serve in that role. The underside of the handle is designed to fit securely in the palm in a hammer grip, enabling the pilot to extricate himself in this manner. (2) Combat/Fighting knife. When called upon to perform in this role, the Cobra Gold incorporates a battery of close-quarter combat design features. For example, the lower rear arc for the back two fingers serves to accentuate the tip speed in a thrust, and the serrations on the blade back add control in wrist trap maneuvers. It’s sculpted handle with hand-cut serrations and dual guard tips provide a super secure grip under all conditions. (3) Survival knife. When “Escape & Evasion” enter the picture, the knife’s role as a tool becomes paramount. Special Forces personnel have raved about its performance on game preparation in the field. It’s compact size serves well too for food acquisition and preparation tasks in this role." This one comes with the original brown leather sheath and is in excellent condition. #32. 

This one is a 1of1, even though it is s/n 32. The customer ordered the handle length 1/4" shorter than standard. He also ordered the lower tip in line with the middle of the handle. Front and rear bolsters made of 416 SS, black linen micarta scales with 3/8"  diameter escutcheon bolts. Made September 27, 1994.

Product Details

Blade Length 6.125

Overall Length 11.5

Weight (oz) 15.1

Source Previously owned

Additional Specs

Knife Type Full Tang, Has Sheath, Tapered Tang

Blade Material 440C

Blade Details Clip Point, Has Serrations, Spear Point

Handle Material Micarta, Metallic

About the Maker

Hammond, Jim

Jim Hammond was the first knife maker to work with CRKT, beginning in 1994. His designs for CRKT folders set new standards of construction for production folding knives. After graduation from Clemson University in 1977, Jim became a full-time knifemaker, and is noted for his exquisite and prized work. He has been a member of The Knifemakers Guild since 1978.