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Toor Knives Draper Folder, SOCOM Black
The pocket blade for food and cord, so the fixed blade stays sharp
Worth the upgrade
Why it's on my list
My bug-out bag page keeps a folding knife in a pocket for food and cord so the fixed blade stays sharp, and this is the folder from the shop that makes the Mullet: a crossbar lock that does not close until you release it, a 3.5 inch Magnacut blade that holds an edge and shrugs off rust, and G10 scales with a lanyard hole.
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What it is
Toor's folding knife: a crossbar lock that holds the blade open until you release it, a 3.5 inch Magnacut blade at 0.156 inch thick, heat-treated to 61 to 63 HRC for edge retention and corrosion resistance, G10 scales with a jimped backspacer and a lanyard hole, and stainless hardware. Handmade in the USA.
Where it earns its place
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