Kershaw Scallion Navy Blue Aluminum, Blasted 420HC - 1620NB

Name: Kershaw Scallion Navy Blue Aluminum, Blasted 420HC - 1620NB
Brand: Kershaw Knives
Price: 64.95 USD
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Kershaw Scallion Navy Blue

The Scallion features navy blue anodized aluminum handles that are lightweight, durable, and scratch and fade resistant. The 420HC blade steel includes extra carbon and chromium for improved hardenability and corrosion resistance, sharpens easily, and stays tough. Kershaw's assisted opening activates with the flipper for easy one-handed deployment. Liner lock keeps the blade safely open during use, and Tip-Lock slider keeps it locked closed when folded. Made in the USA.

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Overall Length:

5.75"

Blade Length:

2.4"

Blade Thickness:

0.11"

Blade Style:

Drop Point

Blade Grind:

Flat

Blade Steel:

420HC

Blade Finish:

Blasted

Handle Material:

Aluminum

Handle Length:

3.5"

Weight:

2.5oz

Pocket Clip:

Tip Down, Right Carry

Locking Mechanism:

Liner Lock

Action:

Assisted

Country Of Origin:

USA

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