McNees Dixon Atomic Green/Bronze Rock Titanium MagnaCut Atomic Stonewash Frame Lock Knife (3.75" Blade)

This McNees Dixon pairs Rock-milled Atomic Green/Bronze titanium with a hollow-ground MagnaCut blade. It is a full-size titanium frame lock folder with a deep hollow grind, built for general cutting and hard use.

• Hollow-Ground MagnaCut Blade & Atomic Stonewash - The drop point runs a deep hollow grind cut in house, thin behind the edge with plenty of spine left above it. MagnaCut is a premium stainless that holds an edge longer than most stainless steels and shrugs off rust. The Atomic Stonewash finish is an aggressive acid wash and tumble that hides wear.
• Atomic Green/Bronze Rock-Milled Titanium Handle - Milled on both sides, the rock pattern cuts a coarse rocky pattern into the frame, with its peaks rounded rather than left sharp. A worn green and bronze Atomic finish have been applied over the texture.
• Thumb Hole & Frame Lock on Ceramic Bearings - Ceramic bearings carry the pivot, letting the blade open smooth off the thumb hole. The frame lock is cut into the lock-side scale and springs in behind the blade tang, locking up solid with zero play.
• Blasted Titanium Hardware & Tip-Up Clip - Blasted titanium hardware holds everything together, and standoffs space the handle down the spine with room for a lanyard on the end. The pocket clip is titanium, positioned for tip-up, right-hand carry.

The McNees Dixon

The McNees Dixon is a full-size folder with the cutting power of a much thinner knife. Built around a titanium frame lock and deep hollow ground blade, Jonathan McNees drew the design as a custom in 2010 and has kept refining it since. American made and ground in small batches at McNees Knives, the current version both slices well and tolerates hard use. It earns its spot in the pocket on the days where a smaller knife doesn't quite make the cut.