Reviews and Ratings for ArtisanCutlery Apache Nomad Flipper Knife 3.82" D2 Wharncliffe Blade, Aluminum Handles with Carbon Fiber Onlays - 1813P-GCF
ArtisanCutlery Apache Nomad Flipper Knife 3.82" D2 Wharncliffe Blade, Aluminum Handles with Carbon Fiber Onlaysrated 4 stars out of 5 (2 reviews)
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ArtisanCutlery Apache Nomad Flipper Knife 3.82 inch D2 Wharncliffe Blade, Aluminum Handles with Carbon Fiber Onlays

 

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ArtisanCutlery Apache Nomad Flipper Knife 3.82" D2 Wharncliffe Blade, Aluminum Handles with Carbon Fiber Onlays
rated 5 stars out of 5
Jeff
 Pittsboro, Nc
Aug 29, 2018
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Hello Kizer ! Hello WE ! Artisan Cutlery has ARRIVED !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

First let me just say that I don't consider myself a knife expert or a knife snob ! I want to get a quality knife measured by the way it looks and feels in my hand , the amount of attention to detail such as L/R carry option , blade centering , hot spots , ease of opening and closing , lock stick , etc. etc. ! The Apache that I received BLEW my mind ! I initially thought I was accidentally shipped the Titanium version because of how it felt in my hand when I first opened it . Every detail on this knife from the Carbon Fiber onlays , D2 blade steel , blade centering , ease of opening and closing , NO blade stick , filler on the non used clip side , glass breaker w lanyard hole , ceramic bearings , great detent , GREAT QUALITY ! I just can't believe I got this knife for under $ 60 ! Artisan Cutlery is now on my RADAR SCREEN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ArtisanCutlery Apache Nomad Flipper Knife 3.82" D2 Wharncliffe Blade, Aluminum Handles with Carbon Fiber Onlays
rated 3 stars out of 5
Michael
Binghamton, Ny
Feb 28, 2021
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Nice looking knife but larger than I thought

This knife is a huge chunk of metal. It's much larger than it looks. Add to that very beefy and it's a little unwieldly to use as an EDC knife. I'm finding the larger Artisan Cutlery knives to be a little too large. It's a quality knife at a great price still but... The Company knocked the ball out of the park with the small Archaeo I was expecting they're larger ones to be more agile and less clunky then they are.
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