Spider Monkey – Copper Drop Point Style – LinerLock Folder
Southern Grind Spider Money (SG06030014) Folder …
Numbered 2377
Zac Brown’s Southern Grind Spider Monkey folder is a more compact or if you prefer a mini version of the original Bad Monkey folder from Southern Grind. An everyday carry knife made of premium materials and assembled with unparalleled attention to detail. The blade is constructed of CPM S35VN, a martensitic stainless steel designed to offer the best combination of toughness, wear resistance and corrosion resistance. Dual thumb studs provide conventional one-hand opening with either hand. The blade locks into position with a liner and lock made of 6AL4V Titanium, which is incredibly strong and lightweight. Raised jimping on the blade, and a well-defined finger choil enhance user control. Copper handle scales with textured ridges further enhances the user’s grip and gives the folder a custom look. The Copper scales will show patina with time adding to its unique look. A short pocket clip carries the Spider Monkey securely in the pocket with minimal interference. This folder is a well-designed all-purpose EDC and a comfortable carry whether at work, on a hike or in the field. Made in the USA!
- Blade: CPM S35VN (HRC 58-59) – Drop Point style – flat grind – tumbled satin finish – dual ThumbStuds
- Handle: Copper – machined and textured – LinerLock – 6AL4V titanium lock and liners – lanyard hole
- Blade Edge Length: 3.12″
- Blade Length: 3.25″
- Closed/Handle Length: 4.25″
- Open/Overall Length: 7.37″
- Carry: Tip -Up CarryClip – Weight: 5.44 oz.
- Origin: USA – Zac Brown’s Southern Grind Knives – Peachtree City, GA
Additional information
| Weight | 1 lbs |
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Brand
Southern Grind Knives (Zac Brown's)
Located in Peachtree City, GA Southern Grind Knives offers an unrivaled line of knives made by American hands, using high-quality materials and an unparalleled attention to detail. American folk singer Zac Brown, the founder of the company, has always been interested in blade design and production. He created Southern Grind to be representative of what he believes knives should be ruggedly dependable and highly functional, born from state-of-the-art technology and quality that is second to none. Not only is the company founded on the principle of making the highest quality, American hand-made knives possible, but one of the main principles that Southern Grind was founded upon is that of giving back to the community and does so with Southern Ground.
