Boker Solingen Junior Scout Lightweight G10 Cocobolo N690 111980

Model: BO-111980
Manufacturer: Boker
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Details

The Boker Solingen Junior Scout Lightweight is a compact, light weight folding hunter that combines traditional design, elegance and functionality with modern manufacturing and materials to deliver a utilitarian design that is both functional and beautiful. An N690 Stainless steel blade is housed in lightweight G10 handles with handsome Cocobolo Wood inlays and a rock solid back lock.

Brand new item direct from Boker Knives. 

Blade: The German made, Bohler N690 stainless steel blade has a beautifully sweeping clip point blade traditionally found on folding hunters. A generous nail nick on the blade makes for easy opening while the hollow grind and fine point allow the Junior Scout to slice and pierce with ease.

Handle: A classic folding Hunter-style handle is delivered with modern execution in linerless G10 handles inlaid with beautiful Cocobolo Wood. The inlays give a traditional "bolstered" look while making this iteration of the Scout exceptionally light weight tipping the scales at under 2 ounces! A solid, stainless steel back lock is housed in the handle and is solid and smooth to operate. A large hole at the pommel allows for lanyard attachment. The front scale sports the Solingen "Tree Brand" shield.

The Junior Scout does not include a pocket clip.

Bohler N690: Bohler N690 is a conventionally produced stainless steel with Cobalt and Vanadium added giving it performance at or above VG-10. This steel is very stainless, has good edge retention, is relatively easy to sharpen and takes a fine, razor edge. For every day carry and use N690 delivers excellent performance.

Specifications

Specifications
Overall Length 6.26"
Blade Length 2.72"
Sharpened Length 2.38"
Blade Thickness 0.118"
Blade Material N690
Blade Type Stainless
Blade Rockwell 58-59 HRC
Lock Lockback
Closed Length 3.54"
Handle Thickness 0.61"
Handle Material G10, Wood
Weight 1.80 oz.
Condition New
Country of Manufacture Germany