CIVIVI Clavi Front Flipper Knife Micarta Handle (3.06" Nitro-V Blade) C21019-3
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CIVIVI Clavi Front Flipper Knife Micarta Handle (3.06" Nitro-V Blade) C21019-3
What We Like
- Nitro-V blade steel offers good corrosion resistance and edge retention
- Caged ceramic ball bearing pivot provides smooth, fast deployment
- Nested liner lock delivers solid locking security
- Front flipper mechanism enables quick one-handed opening
- Burlap micarta handles provide excellent grip in all conditions
Considerations
- Stainless steel liners add weight compared to titanium alternatives
- Thin 0.09" blade stock may limit durability for heavy use
- No deep carry clip option limits discreet carry options
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Technical Specifications
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