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Made in U.S.A.
O/A Length: 4 1/2"
Blade Length: 2 7/16"
Thickness: 1/4"
Steel: 1095 high carb.
Handle: Skeleton
Blade Color: Tactical Gray
Sheath: Kydex Neck Sheath
Designed by: Jeff Knox
Weight W/O Sheath: 2.6oz
Weight W/Sheath: 3.5oz
Jeff Knox is not only a knife collector, but has made the cross over to maker and has been trained by Gil Hibben of Hibben knives. As long as Jeff can remember he has been making weapons out of everything from legos to human prosthetic hip implants. As the son of the President of the National Automatic Pistol Collectors Association (NAPCA) and owner of Alamo military collectibles, Jeff has militaria and weaponry in his blood. His grandfather fostered his love of James bond, covert ops, and Sci Fi which was the beginning of his collecting. Jeff has always had an eye for the interesting or unusual. At 16 a fellow collector introduced him to OSS and SOE clandestine weaponry as well as escape/evasion weapons, and he was hooked. His current collection includes military fighting knives, WWII covert gadgets, custom knives, Hibben knives and lightsabers among others.
Jeff credits his inspired use of design to his mentor, Gil Hibben. Jeff’s first Hibben knife was the United Cutlery Double Shadow. “To that point I had only collected militaria, although I had always admired the knives for their form and craftsmanship, even over function.” Jeff soon became a student of design, studying the details of the masterpieces created by Gil Hibben and Paul Ehlers, Al Eaton, Chuck Stewart, Virgil England & Rod Chappel. From there things began to steam roll as Jeff’s collection expanded to include one of kind custom made Hibben knives. After meeting with Hibben a few times Jeff signed up for a knife making class. That became a defining moment in his life as he finally got to experience the work and true artistry that goes into designing and hand crafting a blade from paper sketches to sharpened steel. Since then knife making has become a passion for him. Every available minute he is drawing, grinding, or working on his website.
