Sig Sauer Hogue Auto K320A Button Lock Gray

Product detailed description

The K320 knife is designed to go hand-in-hand with the P320 firearm. The
polymer handle and texturing are replicated here, creating an excellent lightweight grip with plenty of traction.
The ergonomics are absolutely fantastic and allow for a pocket clip at all four corners of the knife, which is quite rare in an automatic knife. And then there's the action. Hogue delivers some of the best push-button automatic knives on the market, and the K320 is no different.
The blade fires with authority, so make sure you hold the knife firmly before pressing it, as it could fly out.
Excellent ergonomics for the thumb, a finger guard, and a bolt hole round out the features of this near-perfect automatic knife, which we think may be one of the best service knives money can buy.

Automatic opening
Length when closed 4.5" (11.43 cm)
Blade length 3.5" (8,89 cm)
Blade with black Cerakote CPM S30V drop point stainless steel finish
Grey polymer grip
Slide opening
Handle clip
Handle with textured P320 design
Firearm design match: P320
Manual safety
Made in USA

Hogue Knives has partnered with SIG Sauer to supply a full line of quality SIG Sauer knives. These fine tactical and sporting knives represent the ultimate value in tactical closing and fixed blade knives: the vision of renowned custom knifemaker Allen Elishewitz expressed through Hogue's state-of-the-art manufacturing processes. Made in America by American craftsmen, the Hogue knife is a trusted - and reliable - companion by your side, a blade of heirloom quality that combines the best of old-world craftsmanship and design set in the context of modern, real-world use of a tactical blade.
The foundation of the deployment is a strong, custom-designed, oversized coil spring that has been thoroughly tested and integrated to provide strength throughout the full range of motion of the blade. The result is an automatic that opens with authority every time you use it. Each knife is individually tested and tested before being stamped with the Hogue name.