Bad Blood Knives Kendrick/Mosier Burning Horizon Mid-Tech Flipper 3.65" S35VN Stonewashed Blade, Titanium Handle, Frame Lock - BB0127KM

Part #: BD0127KM | Bad Blood Knives

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Description

BD0127KM: Kendrick/Mosier Burning Horizon Mid-Tech

Bad Blood Knives

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The Burning Horizon is a collaborative effort on the parts of custom knifemakers Sean Kendrick and David Mosier. They are the chief designers for Bad Blood Knives, allowing for their custom designs to be transformed into nice production models. This knife represents Bad Blood's first mid-tech offering, made right here in the USA by Chad Nichols Damascus

The knife features a 3.5" blade made from S35VN stainless steel with a stonewashed finish. The handle is anodized Titanium with milled pockets to match the custom folder it is based off of. It's a flipper design with ultra smooth action thanks to caged bearings. There is a cutout in the Titanium handle that makes finding and actuating the flipper a piece of cake. Each knife is individually serialized and production is limited to only 200 pieces.

Specifications

  • Blade Length: 3.65"
  • Overall Length: 8.5"
  • Blade Material: S35VN Stainless Steel
  • Blade Thickness: 0.160"
  • Blade Hardness: 58-60HRC
  • Blade Style: Clip Point
  • Blade Finish: Stonewashed
  • Handle Material: Titanium, Bronze 
  • Weight: 5.6 oz.
  • Made in the USA

UPC Code: 00191320

Related Categories

Bad Blood Knives, S35VN Blade Steel, Titanium Handle Material, Folding Knives, Folding Knives Frame Locks, Made in USA, David Mosier

Product Handle Badge: Titanium Handles
Product Semi Custom Badge: Semi-Custom
Product Lock Type Badge: Frame Lock
Product Country of Origin Badge: Made in USA
Product Steel Type Badge: S35VN Stainless Steel
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