Byrd Tern SlipIt Knife - Black G-10 Handle Fine Edge

Byrd Tern SlipIt Knife - Black G-10 Handle Fine Edge. This Folding Knife from the product specialists at Byrd Brand has a black G-10 handle that resistant to warping and fading and offers an amazing grip when wet. The blade on the Byrd Slip-It Tern Knife is made with a 8Cr13MoV stainless steel material that is guaranteed to be incredibly durable and long lasting. This Byrd Knife is made with an index finger choil that acts as a stop inhibiting the blade from closing when cutting and allows the user to choke-up closer to the cutting edge with comfort and dexterity. For a great way to slice through whatever is in your way choose the Byrd Tern Folding Slip It Pocket Knife. Features of Byrd Tern Slipit G10 Folding Stainless Steel Knife: Non-Locking G-10 handle resistant to warping and fading Blade is held in the open position during cutting by a notched-joint at the knifes pivot Notch produces resistance functionally similar to traditional slip-joint penknife Deep finger choil which jogs the index finger into position on the bottom of the blade directly under the thumb Allows the user to choke-up closer to the cutting edge with comfort and dexterity Wire clip positions the folder to carry deep in a pocket tip-up and ready for use left or right-handed Leaf-shape full flat-ground blade The handle is assembled with screw-together construction Accommodates secondary retention through attachment of a lanyard or thong Package Contents: Byrd Tern SlipIt Black G-10 Fine Edge Knife - 6.4in The BY23 byrd Tern is a non-locking folder. Folding knives with blades that dont lock open are in many cases the only legal-carry pocketknife option in countries and cities where restrictions have been adopted forbidding carrying folding knives with locking blades. As more counties enact strict knife laws the concept of non-locking knives continues gaining momentum. The Tern has a black G-10 handle resistant to warping and fading. The blade is held in the open position during cutting by a notched-joint at the knifes pivot. When closing the blade the notch produces resistance functionally similar to traditional slip-joint penknife. To enhance control and comfort theres a deep finger choil which jogs the index finger into position on the bottom of the blade directly under the thumb. Placing the index finger in the choil the finger acts as a stop inhibiting the blade from closing when cutting and allows the user to choke-up closer to the cutting edge with comfort and dexterity. A wire clip positions the folder to carry deep in a pocket tip-up and ready for use left or right-handed. The Tern has an 8Cr13Mov leaf-shape full flat-ground blade available in a PlainEdge. The handle is assembled with screw-together construction and a lanyard hole located at the handles edge accommodates secondary retention through attachment of a lanyard or thong.