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Kershaw 1920 Select Fire Fold 8Cr13MoV SS 7.60 Long Plain Blade Black Glass-Filled Nylon Handle, Multi-Tool

$31.77
Brand
Kershaw
Color
Black
Category
Gunsmithing
Tool Type
Knives & Sharpening
UPC
87171030319

Overview

The Kershaw Select Fire (1920) is a knife-focused multi-tool designed for field utility. The blade is constructed from 8Cr13MoV stainless steel with a bead-blasted matte finish. The tool features a locking mechanism and is housed in a contoured glass-filled nylon handle. The multi-tool includes a 4-piece bit set—two flathead and two crosshead bits—contained in a swing-out bit carrier that snaps securely into the handle. It also features a built-in bit driver and a reversible pocket clip for versatile carry options. It weighs approximately 0.38 lbs.

Price & Stock History

Price — 90d
Listings In Stock — 30d

Reviews

4.4
181 reviews
Customer Sentiment

Users praise the knife's utility and design as an everyday carry tool, but there is a widespread and consistent complaint regarding the poor durability of the integrated bit driver, which frequently detaches from the handle.

5 star
124
4 star
26
3 star
16
2 star
6
1 star
9

Listings

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