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Skinner Jr- Dyed amboyna, Black G10 and Brass Split, Thoya, Mosaic Pins, Brass Lanyard Pin, Textured Grip

Skinner Jr- Dyed amboyna, Black G10 and Brass Split, Thoya, Mosaic Pins, Brass - Main image
$368.5 $550 In stock

Category: Knives

SPECS

  • 7.7" OA
  • 3.7" blade
  • .10" thickness
  • S45vn American steel
  • Acid Etch
  • Kydex sheath

Leather sheath can be purchased under accessories.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Isabella ★★★★★

The acid etch on the S45vn blade gives it a rugged, almost smoky finish that hides fingerprints well, and the textured grip locks into my palm even when my hands are slightly sweaty. The mosaic pins and dyed amboyna handle are a nice contrast of pretty and practical. It's slim at 0.10" thick, so it

Lucy ★★★★★

The brass split and mosaic pins give this knife a custom look that stands out from my other fixed blades. The acid etch on the S45vn steel took an incredibly sharp edge right out of the kydex sheath.

Charlotte ★★★★★

The textured grip locks into my hand even with wet gloves, and the brass lanyard pin is a nice touch for pulling it from the kydex sheath. Blade came with a wicked edge and the amboyna scales add a warmth that photos don't capture.