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Home Products Model M4GTH Framelock #3

Model M4GTH Framelock #3
Model M4GTH Framelock #3
Model M4GTH Framelock #3
Model M4GTH Framelock #3

Model M4GTH Framelock #3

by Carson, Kit, Obenauf, Mike, Carson, Jody

SKU 135847

Date Added 11/06/2013

# Available This product is out of stock

Original price $675.00

Price $600.00

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Overview

This folder is a collaboration between Kit Carson, Jody Carson, and Mike Obenauf. The blade steel and titanium were laser cut by Kit Carson's son Jody. Kit and Mike Obenauf did the manual machine work, thread tapping, counter sinking, finish work, lock cutting, hollow grinding, heat treating, and all the other steps to finish the knife. The blade is marked with C2O for the makers and serial number 3.

Tumble finish blade with false top edge, dual thumb-studs and notched thumb-rest. The handle has a tumble finished titanium frame, black G-10 back-spacer, and a tumble finished stainless steel clip, tip down carry. Smooth action with a nice detent, lockup, and blade seating. Great condition. Blade Steel: S30V

Product Details

Blade Length 3.375

Overall Length 8.125

Closed Length 4.625

Weight (oz) 4.5

Source Previously owned

Additional Specs

Knife Type Tip Down Clip

Blade Material S30V

Blade Details Drop Point, Spear Point

Handle Material Metallic

Other Details Tactical

About the Maker

Carson, Kit

Kit Carson who passed away in 2014, was instrumental in popularizing the flipper style of folding knife, Kit made a wide range of tactical and utility folders, the best known of which are the M16, M4 and M21. Reproduced by Columbia River Knife & Tool in a wide range of iterations, the M16 has been one of the company’s best-selling and most successful knives for many years. As revered as he was for his knives, Kit was more respected for his willingness to teach any and all how to make them. When knives and knifemaking exploded on the Internet circa the late 1990s and early 2000s, his mentoring benefited perhaps as many new and upcoming potential makers as anyone before or since. Inducted into the Cutlery Hall of Fame in 2012. A voting member of the Knifemakers’ Guild, Kit spent 20 years in the Army, retiring as a master sergeant in 1993. He grew up in North Georgia, interested in all things mechanical from the start. He began making knives in 1972, the same year he was drafted into the Army.

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