Katz Kagemusha Secret Ninja Folding Knife 3.5" Satin Plain Blade with Gut Hook, Stippled Kraton Handles, Liner Lock - NJ35GH

Katz Kagemusha Secret Ninja Folding Knife 3.5 inch Satin Plain Blade with Gut Hook, Stippled Kraton Handles

Part #: KZNJ35GH | Katz Knives

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Description

KZNJ35GH: Kagemusha Secret Ninja Folding Knife

Katz Knives

Kagemusha Secret Ninja Liner locking folder. This offering from Katz has a great and hefty blade design with smooth and fast action. The liner is thick and lockup more secure than most knives we see. Made in Japan for Katz of Arizona XT 80 Stainless Steel, the knife is a one handed opener featuring a thumb stud and liner locking mechanism. The removable pocket clip is made from the XT80 Stainless Steel which is a proprietary type of steel used by Katz. XT80 tests at 58-59 on the Rockwell "C" scale. With the resilience of this excellent Stainless Steel, it hold and retains an edge to the high standard for which Katz is known for.

Features

Ninja-Point blade
Metal pocket clip
One hand opener with liner lock
Gut Hook

Specifications

Blade Length: 3.5"
Blade Steel: XT80 Stainless Steel
Overall Length: 8"
Handle Material: Stippled Kraton
Weight: 4.7 oz.

UPC Code: 799753166551

Related Categories

Katz Knives, XT-80 Blade Steel, Zytel Handle Material, Folding Knives, Folding Knives Liner Locks, Made in Japan

Pocket Clip Includes a pocket clip for easy accessibility and a more secure carry.

Product Country of Origin Badge: Made in Japan

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