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This X Corpion Flipper features lightning strike carbon fiber and G-10 over a titanium liner lock frame. The Damascus steel blade has a filed spine and citrine insert on the flipper. This knife has been embellished with filework on the liners and back spacer. The action on the X Corpion flipper is super smooth with…
This X Corpion Flipper features lightning strike carbon fiber and G-10 over a titanium liner lock frame. The Damascus steel blade has a filed spine and citrine insert on the flipper. This knife has been embellished with filework on the liners and back spacer. The action on the X Corpion flipper is super smooth with…
This X-Ecute model sports a carbon fiber and abalone handle with brass bolsters and a damascus blade. The X-Ecute flipper from Corrie Schoeman is an impressive showpiece, characterized by precision craftsmanship. This model has a damascus steel blade in a spear point style. The ball-bearing pivot provides smooth, effortless action. It has a titanium liner…
The X-Ecute flipper from Corrie Schoeman is an impressive showpiece, characterized by precision craftsmanship. This model has an Alabama Damascus steel blade and marble carbon fiber scales with G-10 underlays. The ball-bearing pivot provides smooth, effortless action. It has a titanium liner lock handle with black G-10 onlays. This knife has been embellished with filework…
The X-Ist folder from Corrie Schoeman features lightning strike carbon fiber and bronze scales over the titanium frame. There’s quite a bit of detail in file work and ruby & citrine inserts. The Ettore Gianferrari Damascus steel has a superb pattern that goes perfectly with the wharncliffe blade. Corrie Schoeman has been making knives for…
The X-Pert flipper from Corrie Schoeman offers a collectible design and an unparalleled fit and finish. This model has a Hamon finished blade and a stunning resin handle with bronze bolsters. The ball-bearing pivot provides smooth, effortless action. It has a titanium liner lock handle with black G-10 onlays. This knife has been embellished with…
The X-Pert flipper from Corrie Schoeman offers a collectible design and an unparalleled fit and finish. This model has a damascus steel blade and marble carbon fiber scales. The ball-bearing pivot provides smooth, effortless action. It has a titanium liner lock handle with black G-10 onlays. This knife has been embellished with filework on the…
This X-Plain model sports a red stabalized Pod handle with bronze bolsters and a hamon finished blade. The X-Plain flipper from Corrie Schoeman offers a collectible design with unparalleled fit and finish. This model has has a rustic red pod handle with bronze bolsters. The ball-bearing pivot provides smooth, effortless action. It has a titanium…
The X-Ploit Flipper is another stellar folding knife design from Corrie Schoeman. This model has a marbled carbon fiber handle over a thin black G-10 scale. The liners and titanium backstrap are filed and feature with Ruby & Citrine inserts on the spacer. The angular wharncliffe style blade is Texas Knives Damascus steel. The action…
The X-Pose flipper from Corrie Schoeman is a beautifully symmetric dagger knife with a spectacular mix of fine materials and craftsmanship. It has an Ettore Gianferrari Damascus steel blade with a centered pattern that lines up perfectly with the dagger grinds. Action is flawless with the ball-bearing pivot and lockup from the titanium liner tab…
Features: Forged, flat dagger blade. Thumb stud and auto button opener. Blue and tan handle of rare materials. Liner lock for sturdy security. No clip carry. Description: Wow! This one’s an absolute stunner. Making fine custom knives is in the Vallotton blood, and this Chunky Coffin, by third generation knife maker Cory Vallotton, seals their…
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