Raccoon® - Crossbar Lock knife (3.25" 14C28N Blade & G10 Handle) - RCCB32VTGO

Specifications Model Number: RCCB32VTGO Overall Length: 7.60" | 193.12 mm Blade Length: 3.25" | 82.55 mm Blade Width: 1.07" | 27.27 mm  Blade Thickness: 0.125" | 3.20 mm Blade Material: 14C28N Grind: Flat  Blade Style: Drop Point  Finish: Satin Hardness: HRC 60±2 Handle Length: 4.36" | 110.75 mm Handle Width: 1.10" | 27.95 mm Handle Thickness: 0.49" | 12.4 mm Handle Material: G10 Color: Orange Weight: 3.44 oz | 97.4 g Opener: Thumb Stud Lock Type: Crossbar Lock Pivot Assembly: Caged Ceramic Ball Bearing Pocket Clip: Reversible | Stainless Steel Carry Position: Tip-up  Knife Type: Manual Folding Backspacer Material: G10 Backspacer Color: Orange Thumbstud Material: 0.49" | 12.4 mm Thumstud Color: Silver Designer: Yue WELL-CONSTRUCTED BLADE The Raccoon features a 3.25’’ drop point blade with simple geometry. 14C28N blade steel offers excellent in-class corrosion resistance and toughness and is easy to sharpen. A 3 to 1 blade length and width ratio, a nice belly, and a comfortable choil make the Raccoon an excellent choice for everyday carry use. CROSS-BAR LOCK The Raccoon sports cross-bar lock that is well-packed solid construction. You can fully enjoy this ambidextrous design. Combined with its dual thumb-studs deployment and a well-tuned detent, the Raccoon can be opened and closed with a silky smooth action. FANTASTIC HANDLE ERGOS The 4.36-inch-long handle offers a decent grip and an excellent blade-to-handle ratio. The well-chamfered Micarta makes the handle a joy to hold and the handle shape is great for both normal grip and choke-up grip. It comes with a reversible pocket clip, the height of the clip is increased to accommodate thicker jeans/pants. READY FOR EDC ADVENTURE In many cultures, raccoons are viewed as playful tricksters and are known for their resourcefulness, curiosity, and adaptability. You will enjoy having this fun, reliable, and pragmatic Raccoon with you. The Raccoon will be an awesome team member for your EDC adventure and galaxy-guarding tasks.