The Sig K320 M17 & M18 matches the machining and appearance of the Sig P320 M17 & P320 M18. The K320 M17 & M18 is the first folder to feature the patented ABLE lock system. One-handed, open the knife with your index finger while your thumb supports the blade with pressure on the down pressed trigger guard. With the pressure applied to the down pressed trigger guard, the able locking mechanism allows the knife to only open to the direction you are pointing. The other benefit of the ABLE locking mechanism is that it allows the knife to be used one handed, without needing to use any other fingers. The blade is ground with a parting line above the locking area which helps with concealing the knife in use. The lipped thumb ramp allows the operator to quickly flip the knife open or closed and it locks in the open position when in use. The Hogue Sig K320 M17 & M18 also features Hogue’s patented wave pattern, which helps with blade control and gives the knife a distinctive look. Lastly, the knife has a precision machined, asymmetrical lanyard hole. This remarkable accomplishment rivals the performance and appearance of any handgun or pistol, and is yet another example of Hogue’s commitment to quality and performance.
Features:
- Hardness: 58-61 HRC
- Treatment: Cryogenically Heat Treated
- High Grind Profile – Hand Honed Edge
- SIG SAUER Firearm Match: P320 M17/M18(firearm not included)
- Locking Mechanism: Ambidextrous ABLE Lock
- Frame: Coyote Tan Polyamide Nylon 12 (Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer) with P320 Texture
- Louvred Pocket Clip: Stainless Steel Ambidextrous – Right or Left Handed, Tip Up or Down Deep Carry
- Asymmetrical Lanyard Hole
Specifications:
- Manufacturer: Hogue
- Blade Length: 3.5 in
- Closed Length: 4.5 in
- Blade Material: CPM-S30V Stainless Steel
- Serrated: Partial
- Knife Application: Folding Blade
- Overall Length: 8 in
- Blade Shape: Drop Point
- Blade Thickness: 0.125 in
- Handle Color: Coyote Tan
- Weight: 4.18 oz
- Hand: Ambidextrous
- Country of Origin: USA
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