Automatic knife Böker Plus Shamsher Copper 01BO362 5cm
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Boker Plus Shamsher Copper 01BO362 folder designed by Darriel Caston and Stan Mojzis is a minimalist automatic knife which, with a total length of almost 12 centimetres, is certainly one of the handiest of its kind. The satin-finished blade made of D2 is opened automatically by spring force when the trigger, reminiscent of a classic pinball machine, is pressed and is securely locked by a linerlock. The impressive flat handle scales are made of copper, so that a unique patina forms on them over time. With a small integrated lanyard hole and high-quality nylon case for storage. Shamsher Copper pocket knife weighs 91 g.
- Reference
- 4045011217067
- Brand
- Böker Plus
- Steel
- D2
- Handle
- Copper
- Blade Length, mm
- 50
- Lock
- Liner Lock
- Total length, mm
- 123
- Blade thickness, mm
- 2,9
Böker Plus knives are innovative in terms of function and design, as well as guaranteed for everyday use. In close cooperation with international acknowledged experts from military, police and security Böker developes and tests tactical knives for the professional user. Conception, design and construction are carried out in Solingen, and production takes place in Europe, the USA and Asia.
