McNees Little Dixon Bronze Atomic Titanium MagnaCut Frame Lock Knife (3.41" Blade)

The McNees Little Dixon wears a Bronze Atomic finish over its micro-milled base. The titanium frame lock fills the hand like a full-size folder with a deep hollow-ground MagnaCut drop point blade that slices and takes hard use.

• MagnaCut Drop Point with Deep Hollow Grind - The blade runs MagnaCut at 63-64 HRC, a premium stainless built around corrosion resistance and toughness that still comes back on ordinary stones. It is deep hollow ground in house, leaving it thin behind the edge for slicing.
• Bronze Atomic Micro-Milled Titanium Handle - Bronze anodizing goes over a tumbled finish, producing a worn look that comes through the color rather than sitting on top of it. The titanium under it carries micro milling lines cut on both the show side and the lock side.
• 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 Little Dixon

The McNees Little Dixon is a full-size titanium folder built around a shorter blade, filling the hand without hot spots during a day of hard work. Jonathan McNees drew the design as a custom in 2010, and this version brings it back, sitting close to the original size. McNees Knives, a small batch American shop, cuts a deep hollow grind into this shorter blade, leaving behind a slicer with enough frame and toughness to take on daily use.