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Price $249.00
This Mini Karambit by Reese Weiland features a Damascus blade with dual thumbstuds. The handle has a bead blasted titanium frame with standoffs and a tip down stainless steel clip. Nice detent, lockup and blade seating. The handle has some scuffs on the frame. #010 on blade spine. Good condition.
Blade Length 1.375
Overall Length 3.875
Closed Length 2.875
Weight (oz) 1.8
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Tip Down Clip
Blade Material Damascus
Blade Details Hawkbill
Handle Material Metallic
Other Details Tactical
"My interest in knives began when I was 12 years old. I had an uncle, an amateur archaeologist, who made knives out of saw blades. After receiving a book on how to make knives from him one Christmas, I made a sword out of a piece of junk and gave it to my uncle. I became a member of the Knifemaker's Guild in 1988. The following year, I made my first folding knife."
