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Templar SBTB231 Back The Blue Gen II Small 2.69 in OTF Tanto Plain Black Oxide Stonewashed 440C SS Blade/4.31 in Black & White w/Blue Line Aluminum Handle Features Glass Breaker Includes Pocket Clip/Sheath, Knife

$56.40
Brand
Templar Knife
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Knives & Tools
UPC
93674801455
MPN
SBTB231

Overview

The Templar Back The Blue Gen II Small OTF knife features a 2.69-inch 440C stainless steel tanto plain blade with a black oxide stonewashed finish. Its 4.31-inch handle is made of aluminum in a black and white design with a blue line, complemented by an ambidextrous overall length of 7 inches and a weight of 4.50 ounces. Templar out-of-the-front knives utilize a reliable double-action trigger mechanism equipped with a built-in safety feature that halts the blade if it meets resistance before fully locking out; the blade can then be manually reset by pulling it to the locked position. Additional features include a glass breaker, pocket clip, and an included nylon sheath.

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