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SOCOM Elite Manual Tanto Non-Serrated (161-1T)
SOCOM Elite Manual Tanto Non-Serrated (161-1T)
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The SOCOM Elite Manual sets the standard for tactical and utility cutlery. The original SOCOM has remained a highly popular folding knife since its inception in 1996. Over the years improvements have been made, making the SOCOM more adaptable to different environments. The manual SOCOM has a unique handle shape that molds to your hand. You know you are buying the best tool on the market no mater which one-of-a-kind blade you choose.
- Overall Length: 9.00”
- Blade Length: 4.00”
- Weight: 5.36oz
- Knife Type: Manual Folder
- Country of Origin: USA
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Customer Reviews
I dislike tip down carry, so I drilled/tapped holes for tip up carry on mine.
I found that with tip up pocket carry the tip of the blade could catch my
pants and my finger. There is enough space around the tip of the blade that
when closed, your finger or many other things can get to it. This happened to
my finger twice and my pants a few times. I also found the detent in closed
position was somewhat weak and the blade a bit open in my pocket twice.
I disassembled the knife and drilled/tapped a #3-48 screw in each interior side
of the handle to add material close to the tip. While it was apart I bent the
liner lock out some to strengthen the closed detent.
Customer Reviews
I dislike tip down carry, so I drilled/tapped holes for tip up carry on mine.
I found that with tip up pocket carry the tip of the blade could catch my
pants and my finger. There is enough space around the tip of the blade that
when closed, your finger or many other things can get to it. This happened to
my finger twice and my pants a few times. I also found the detent in closed
position was somewhat weak and the blade a bit open in my pocket twice.
I disassembled the knife and drilled/tapped a #3-48 screw in each interior side
of the handle to add material close to the tip. While it was apart I bent the
liner lock out some to strengthen the closed detent.