CJ Smith Custom Alpha Titanium Frame Lock Flipper Blue Hardware Tumbled CPM-154

Model: CU-3719
Manufacturer: Custom Knives
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Details

CJ Smith is the son of custom make John W. Smith, and in this case the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. CJ makes high quality custom folders that are elegant and utilitarian in design with precision build quality. This Alpha model is a titanium frame lock flipper with tumbled CPM-154 blade and tumbled titanium handle scales with polished milled grooves and custom blue anodized titanium hardware. The Smith legacy continues with the custom knives of CJ Smith.

Brand new directly from CJ Smith.

Blade: The drop point blade is CNC machined from American CPM-154 and then hand ground to a fine, hollow ground cutting edge and then tumbled for a rugged, no nonsense finish. A subtle swedge is added for piercing performance and the whole thing rides on a ceramic bearing pivot with tuned ceramic detent for fast, flawless, flipper deployment. The flipper also offers an integral guard preventing the fingers sliding up onto the blade.

Handle: Dual slabs of milled 6AL-4V titanium form the handles with polished, milled grooves for traction and a tumbled finish for a clean yet industrial look. The handles are milled with prominent finger grooves and jimping on the spine for security in the hand. One slab also forms the integral frame lock which is smooth and reliable with scallops on the lock bar for easy of operation. Custom blue anodized titanium pivot, Torx screws and barrel spacers complete the construction.

Carries via a right hand, tip-up, milled titanium pocket clip with tumbled finish.

Comes with foam padded hard case for storage and transport.

Specifications

Specifications
Overall Length 7.97"
Blade Length 3.38"
Sharpened Length 3.19"
Blade Thickness 0.15"
Blade Material CPM-154
Blade Type Stainless
Opening Mechanism Flipper
Lock Frame Lock
Closed Length 4.63"
Handle Thickness 0.44"
Handle Material Titanium
Clip Material Titanium
Weight 4.25 oz.
Sheath Hard Case
Country of Manufacture United States