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Home Products Full Custom Bodega Beggatti Prototype

Full Custom Bodega Beggatti Prototype

by Begg Knives, Todd Begg Knives

SKU 1033177

Date Added 09/03/2021

# Available This product is out of stock

Price $2,495.00

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Overview

This Full Custom Bodega Beggatti Framelock Flipper Prototype by Todd Begg has a stonewashed spear point multiground blade - on IKBS bearings - with notched thumbrest and fullers. Handle is blue anodized titanium with silver trim, checkered titanium backspacer, and "cracked ice" titanium tip up clip - with ball bearing at the tip of the clip. Dead center blade seating on 1/4" blade stock, superb lockup with zero blade play, and flips open like a rocket ship. Comes with nylon zippered case. Excellent condition.

Product Details

Blade Length 3.75

Overall Length 8.875

Closed Length 5.25

Weight (oz) 9.8

Source Previously owned

Additional Specs

Knife Type Tip Up Clip, Tip Up Carry

Blade Material Unknown

Blade Details Drop Point, Spear Point

Handle Material Metallic

Other Details Tactical, Prototype

About the Maker

Begg Knives

Todd Beggs' love for knives resulted in his first successful attempt at creating one in 1983, when he was in junior high school. When Todd was 20, he joined the military as an NBC Recon team member and found himself using tactical knives in the field on a daily basis, inspiring him to want to create knives that were functional, unique and aesthetically pleasing. He consumed everything he could about the construction, metals and materials and design of knives and credits Bob Loveless’s book, 'How To Make Knives', as the spark that lit the fire. In 1998, Todd completed a Machine Shop Technology Program from San Juan College in Farmington, NM. Todd lives in Dallas, Texas as full-time knifemaker. He also holds the position as a Board Director of the Knifemakers’ Guild (2022 President) along with other seats in various knife organizations.

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Todd Begg Knives

Todd Beggs' love for knives resulted in his first successful attempt at creating one in 1983, when he was in junior high school. When Todd was 20, he joined the military as an NBC Recon team member and found himself using tactical knives in the field on a daily basis, inspiring him to want to create knives that were functional, unique and aesthetically pleasing. He consumed everything he could about the construction, metals and materials and design of knives and credits Bob Loveless’s book, How To Make Knives, as the spark that lit the fire. In 1998, Todd completed a Machine Shop Technology Program from San Juan College in Farmington, NM. Todd lives in Dallas, Texas as full-time knifemaker. He also holds the position as a Board Director of the Knifemakers’ Guild (2022 Preident) along with other seats in various knife organizations.

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