Spartan Harsey 3.25 Damascus SF10DMBZ
R12,000.00
The Spartan Harsey Folder 3.25 “SHF 3.25” is Spartan Blades latest folder collaboration with legendary knife maker, William “Bill” Harsey Jr. The SHF 3.25 is the knife many of you have been waiting for! A reliable 6Al4V titanium frame lock knife with a Chad Nichols Damascus blade. Easy to carry and comfortable in the hand, this knife is a truly exceptional gentleman’s (or ladies) folder. Constructed like its award-winning big brother the SHF, the SHF 3.25 is totally made of 6Al4V titanium, with the exception of the pivot, blade, and stop pin. This medium-sized folder has a reversible pocket clip and dual thumb studs allowing for left and right-hand carry. If you are looking for a high-quality and well-designed folder, this is one you should strongly consider!
Pre-owned, Excellent condition
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Description
Introducing the Spartan Harsey 3.25 Damascus SF10DMBZ, a fusion of craftsmanship and innovation by renowned designer William Harsey. This USA-made masterpiece features an 8.325 cm Chad Nichols Damascus blade with a robust 3.1mm thickness, offering both style and substance.
Crafted for precision, the drop-point blade exhibits a flat grind and stonewash finish, while boasting a hardness of 59-61HRC for optimal performance. The 6Al4V Titanium handle, bead-blasted and bronze-anodized, provides a durable yet elegant grip, complemented by the frame lock mechanism for secure handling.
Compact and versatile, with a closed length of 9.84 cm and an overall length of 18.09 cm, the Spartan Harsey 3.25 Damascus ensures a seamless blend of functionality and portability. The bronze-washed pivot assembly, along with the tip-up, right/left carry pocket clip, enhances accessibility for both left and right-handed users.
Elevate your everyday carry with the Spartan Harsey 3.25 Damascus SF10DMBZ – where meticulous design meets the artistry of Chad Nichols Damascus, delivering a knife that transcends utility.
