
Medford Praetorian Framelock MK012SPT-30PV - Black PVD Coated S35VN Tanto Blade And Water Tight Case
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Meet the Medford Praetorian Framelock MK012SPT-30PV, a premium folding knife built for serious users who demand reliability in demanding environments. Its 3.75" black PVD-coated S35VN tanto blade and rugged framelock system deliver robust performance for EDC, outdoor tasks, and tactical readiness.
- Blade Material & Finish: 3.75" black PVD-coated stainless S35VN tanto blade for durable edge retention and corrosion resistance.
- Locking Mechanism: Framelock design provides a secure blade lock with simple one-handed deployment.
- Length & Dimensions: 5.25" closed length; 3.75" blade length for a compact carry with ample cutting edge.
- Handle: Black PVD-coated stainless steel handle for a balanced feel and low-reflection surface.
- Additional Features: Glass breaker, lanyard hole, thumb stud for easy opening, and a pocket clip for secure carry.
- Storage & Packaging: Includes a water-tight case and boxed packaging to protect and present the knife safely.
This knife is ideal for users who want a high-precision folding blade with durable steel, a stealthy finish, and practical emergency-ready features. The combination of S35VN performance and Medford’s craftsmanship translates to dependable edge retention, straightforward maintenance, and confident daily carry. Please note: Blade steel may change without notice, depending on availability of materials at time of manufacture.
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