Description
BTKBG13C1: BG13C-1 Paladin Folding Knife - Orange G10
Bestech Knives
The BG13C is a full-size flipper design from Bestech Knives. It is part of their G10 lineup of knives that offer great designs at an excellent price and its shape and size make it so you'll want to carry it and use it every day. The 3.62" drop point blade is made from D2 tool steel with a black two-tone finish. The action riding on ball bearings is buttery smooth and the lockup is nice and tight. The ergonomic handle is made from contoured orange G10. The shape and the thumb ramp are perfectly executed for comfortable extended cutting tasks. The pocket clip is stainless steel and set up for right-hand tip-up carry.
Specifications
- Blade Length: 3.62"
- Cutting Edge: 3.62"
- Handle Length: 4.74"
- Overall Length: 8.36"
- Blade Thickness: 0.14"
- Blade Material: D2 Tool Steel
- Blade Style: Drop Point
- Blade Grind: Flat
- Blade Finish: Two-Tone, Satin/Black
- Handle Thickness: 0.56"
- Handle Material: G10
- Locking Mechanism: Liner Lock
- Pocket Clip: Tip-Up, Right Carry
- Weight: 4.4 oz.
- Made in China
UPC Code: 610877173228
Pocket Clip
Includes a pocket clip for easy accessibility and a more secure carry.
G10 Handles
Formed in a sheet under high pressure by combining fiberglass and an epoxy resin binder. These handles are lightweight and shaped to ensure a solid grip.
D2 Tool Steel
This semi-stainless tool steel offers great value, thanks to a high degree of edge retention that can often rival more expensive steels.
Bestech Knives Paladin Flipper Knife 3.62" D2 Two-Tone Satin/Black Blade, Orange G10 Handles
(1 review) 4.0 out of 5 stars
Bestech Knives Paladin Flipper Knife 3.62" D2 Two-Tone Satin/Black Blade, Orange G10 Handles
Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Handle Material, Overall Quality
Cons: None
Have Knife, Will Travel
This was the first of this group of knives that I bot. I think I got it here. Can't be sure without looking thru my orders. It's wonderful. The size is good. The blade was sharp. It is centered. The lock-up was firm. Unlocking was easy. The grind looks symmetrical.The opening was smooth and easy. An online acquaintance told me that the Swordfish was better. He was right. Not by much, but I like the Swordfish a tiny bit better. I have also picked up the Warwolf. They are all similar and all of them are good. If you haven't tried any of these, you should. This would be a great place to start, unless you want to get all three at the same time.I lost the first one that I bot, so I got a second. Sadly, the errant first one has not returned home. I never really understood the first question that appears above the dialog box that I am typing in. "How do I use this product." OK. I pull it out of my pocket and go to cutting.
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