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Original price $325.00
Price $250.00
This Mula framelock by Enrique Pena features a hand rub satin finished drop point blade with swedge, notched thumbrest and dual thumbstuds. The handle has a bead blasted titanium frame with a titanium backspacer. Matching tip up titanium clip. Has a couple of light scuffs, otherwise excellent condition.
Blade Length 3.125
Overall Length 7.5
Closed Length 4.3125
Weight (oz) 3.9
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Tip Up Clip, Tip Up Carry
Blade Material M390
Blade Details Drop Point
Handle Material Metallic
Other Details Tactical
"My name is Enrique Peña and I'm from Laredo Texas. I have always been fascinated with knives since I can recall, especially slip joint knives in traditional patterns. I got introduced to knife making by a local friend (Armando Flores) which helped me get started and made my first knife which was a single blade slip joint in my own shop in late 2005. Later I visited with Bill Ruple and Rusty Preston and they helped me refine my skills. I have become a full time knife maker and look forward to achieving the level of skill of Bill Ruple and Rusty Preston. I mainly make single and double blade slip joints and occasionally single and double blade lock back knives in traditional patterns and currently like to make big folders such as sodbusters, Case bulldogs, Case folding hunters and so on. I like to use natural handle material such as stag and bone and for blade steel I use ATS-34 and CPM154 and 416 and 410 for liners and bolsters."
Reate is a brand synonymous for building and producing high quality knives. Our founder, David Deng, is a long-time knife enthusiast, with a background in mechanical design and manufacturing, he constantly strives for excellence and detailed perfection in all the knife designs produced by Reate. We are capable of producing the highest quality knives for any market, and we use only the best professional production equipment to achieve that objective. Such as; Wire EDM Precision Cutting, CNC high speed engraving machines, Laser engraving, Milling operations, CNC Grinding, Low Temperature Tempering Furnaces, custom hand finishing work, just to name a few. Our management, and production teams consists of seasoned professionals that have the expertise to get the job done. We are properly equipped for delicate work, all the way to the most demanding production and manufacturing requirements. We hold some of the tightest tolerances in the knife industry; excelling at all levels of production projects. We take great pride in our customer service, resulting in return business.
"My name is Jason Burley Stout. I am a machinist / tool and die maker. I use this knowledge in the construction of my knives. Primary blade steels are CPM D-2, D-2 and A-2 Tool steels. For stainless I prefer CPM 154-CM , CPM S30-V and BG-42. All heat treating, sub-zero and cryo treatments are done by me. I use the stock removal method to profile and produce hollow, flat and scandi grinds. All blades are checked on a Rockwell hardness tester for quality. Primary handle materials are canvas micarta and G-10. I also do all the leather and Kydex sheathes. My guarantee is simple - If one of my knives or tools should fail under it's intended use, caused by defect in material or workmanship, I will fix it or replace for free. I build knives that will last for many generations if cared for properly."
