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Original price $595.00
Price $425.00
This linerlock folder by Patrick Nihiser features a satin finished recurve blade with thumbdisc. The handle has carbon fiber bolsters, micarta scales, titanium tip down clip, titanium liners, G10 backspacer. Smooth action. Nice detent, blade seating and lockup. Excellent condition.
Blade Length 3.875
Overall Length 9.25
Closed Length 5.375
Weight (oz) 6.1
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Tip Up Clip, Tip Up Carry
Blade Material S30V
Blade Details Recurve, Drop Point
Handle Material Metallic, G10, Carbon Fiber, Micarta
Patrick Nihiser began making knives full time in January of 2000. It didn't take him long to gain recognition for his work, as he was judged Best New Maker at Blade Show 2001. Patrick's early creations were art knives, but he realized his heart belonged to tactical knives, and it is through his tactical work that he has enjoyed the most success. Patrick works with a variety of steel, including D2, 154 CM, CPM 154, and S30V, and prefers using man-made materials in his knives for durability.
