Full Tc4 Titanium EDC Folding Knife Damascus Steel Blade Ball Bearing Pivot for Sale

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Full Tc4 Titanium EDC Folding Knife Damascus Steel Blade Ball Bearing Pivot For Sale

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Full Tc4 Titanium EDC Folding Knife Damascus Steel Blade Ball Bearing Pivot:
$66.98

TG Volan XT!

Premium EDC Damascus Pocket Knife! Solid Tc4 Titanium Handle! Multi Layered Damascus Steel Blade w67 Layers and a Vg10 Core! Ball Bearing Pivot System! Perfect size for Include:

Solid Tc4 Titanium Handle! Razor Sharp Damascus Steel Blade! Frame Lock! Belt Clip, Ball Bearing System (gives it a fast smooth non-friction open), Custom Gift Box & Nylon Storage Construction:

Solid Tc4 Titanium Handle w/Textured Scales for a Tight Grip! Knife features the full strength of Titanium at only Quality, Razor Sharp 67 Layer Damascus Steel Blade w/VG10 Steel Core! Hardness: 60-62 HRC, Blade thickness: .16", Heat Treatment: Vacuum

Blade Length: 3.75"

Handle Length: 4.75"

Overall Length: 8.5”

Weight: 4.13oz

**Package includes Custom Gift Box & Nylon Storage Tc4 Titanium Premium EDC Folding Knife! Ball Bearing System to give it an ultra smooth fast open, High Quality Damascus Steel. Knife is solid, smooth and built to last. Perfect size for EDC................ Features Include: Belt Clip, Ball Bearing System (gives it a fast smooth non-friction open), Blade: High Quality Damascus Steel, Drop Point......... What is Damascus Steel? It’s steel made with a wavy surface pattern produced by hammer-welding strips of steel and iron followed by repeated heating and forging, used chiefly for knife and sword blades. Such items were often made in Damascus during the medieval period. Damascus steel was a type of steel used for manufacturing sword blades in the Near East made with wootz steel. These swords are characterized by distinctive patterns of banding and mottling reminiscent of flowing water. Such blades were reputed to be tough, resistant to shattering, and capable of being honed to a sharp, resilient edge.