Demko Knives AD20.5 Shark-Lock Folder - 3.0" Sharks Foot CPM-S35VN Blade - Natural G-10 Handle

Demko Knives AD20.5 Shark-Lock Folder - 3.0" Sharks Foot CPM-S35VN Blade - Natural G-10 Handle

$249.99
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SKU:
20.5-SHRK-NATG10
UPC:
850041096315

Demko Knives AD20.5 Shark-Lock™ Folder - Sharks Foot CPM-S35VN Blade - Natural G-10 Handle

The AD20.5 by Demko Knives features their all-new Shark-Lock™. The Shark Lock mechanism is situated on the spine of the knife and operated with a ramp-like ‘fin.’ Available in Clip Point or Sharks Foot, this knife features ball bearings on the pivot pin, steel liners, "Natural" G10, and a left-handed pocket clip included.

    Specs:
  • Category End Use: EDC
  • Blade Steel: CPM-S35VN
  • Rc Hardness: 60
  • Blade Shape: Shark Foot (Wharncliffe)
  • Blade Length: 3.0" (76 mm)
  • Length Open: 7.5" (191 mm)
  • Length Closed: 4.5" (114 mm)
  • Blade Thickness: 0.125" (3.2 mm)
  • Lock Type: Shark-Lock™
  • Handle Material: Natural G-10
  • Tip Carry: Tip-Up
  • Clip Position: Right Hand/Left Hand
  • Weight Knife: 3.6 oz. (102 g)
  • Manufacturer Warranty: Limited Lifetime
  • Made In: Taiwan

More about CPM-S35VN steel:
An exceptional American super steel, CPM-S35VN is not only very tough and durable but it will take a fine razor sharp edge that will last a long time. An incredibly fine-grained powdered steel with a uniform microstructure, it offers very consistent performance. Durable, reliable, highly corrosion resistant and tough even when honed to a very fine edge, it is a good well rounded steel choice for high-end superior quality custom knives and tools.

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  • 3
    Demko AD20.5 G-10

    Posted by Ron on Oct 21st 2023

    The fit and finish of this knife is excellent, however, there are a couple issues I have that skews my rating it to a 3. First, the texture on the G-10 is quite aggressive. I found it too rough for my liking and it will certainly cause wear on the pocket. The second issue I have is with the placement of the shark lock slider. I found it to be too far back on the knife to be comfortable as a thumb ramp. When I place my thumb on the spine I have to ensure that it’s in a spot where the lock fits comfortably. Ultimately, I chose to return this knife as the ergonomics didn’t work for me.