TRM Bulldog Rev B Earth Brown G10 Textured Flat MagnaCut Crossbar Lock Knife (2.95" Blade)

This TRM Bulldog Rev B wears Earth Brown G10 in the Textured Flat format, flat scales with a fine grain across them. It is a stout compact folder on a crossbar lock, full flat ground and built to cut.

• Earth Brown G10 Textured Flat Scales - The scales run flat, with a fine texture you see more than you feel. A large finger choil brings a full hand up onto the blade. Pocketed 17-4 stainless liners sit inside, and a black G10 backstrap runs flush with jimping across it.
• MagnaCut Full Flat Grind Drop Point Blade - At .120 inches it is the thickest stock TRM cuts, and the grind runs full flat so it still cuts like a thinner blade. MagnaCut holds an edge and shrugs off damp pockets. The finish is a deburr and a two-stage ceramic tumble.
• River-LOK Crossbar Lock & Caged Ceramic Bearings - River-LOK is the TRM take on the axis-style crossbar lock. Rev B runs titanium caps on the lockbar and a caged ceramic bearing pivot, and TRM widened the opening slot in the blade. It opens crisp and locks up with no play.
• Grade 5 Titanium Deep Pocket Clip - The clip is bent from 6AL/4V Grade 5 titanium in the same Massachusetts shop that cuts and grinds the rest of the knife. It is set for right-hand tip-up carry and sets the body deep in the pocket.

The TRM Bulldog Rev B

The TRM Bulldog Rev B puts heavier stock behind a grind TRM did not change, and that is how a stout folder still cuts like a thin one. Les and Marianne Halpern spent years machining knife parts for other brands in Massachusetts before TRM put its own name on a blade, and the Bulldog took first place in the inaugural TiCOON Choice Awards.

Bulldog Rev B vs. Bulldog

Rev B adds a caged ceramic ball bearing pivot and titanium caps on the lockbar, neither of which the original Bulldog carried. TRM also widened the opening slot in the blade so it flicks open with less effort.