Folding knife Bestech Nuke Grey BT2107A 6.7cm
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Bestech Nuke Gray BT2107A folding knife is a premium class knife for everyday use. The gray handle features durable titanium overlays with a contour to fit your hand and unique inlay. The blade is made of M390 stainless steel. One of the most popular types of premium steel at the moment. It retains sharpness well and is corrosion resistant. Blade length 67 mm. The surface of the blade is satin. The knife opens with a fin. When opened, a robust frame lock with steel insert locks the blade. Modified Wharncliffe blade. Weight 114 gr.
- Reference
- BT2107A
- Brand
- Bestech
- Country
- China
- Steel
- Böhler M390
- Handle
- Titanium/Carbon fiber
- Blade Length, mm
- 96
- Lock
- Framelock
- Total length, mm
- 170
- Blade thickness, mm
- 3,8
Bestech Knives has been a manufacturer of high quality pocket knives made in China for the last ten years. They using premium materials and innovative designs. Bestech knives are available in many shapes and sizes. Small gentleman knives with a titanium handle, but also large pocket knives with G10 handles and many more. Characterizing is the use of modern, American materials and the unprecedented price-quality ratio.
