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My small F4 arrived today from Kit, and it's a gem of a knife. 2 3/4" hollow ground S90V drop point blade, bead blasted, and G-10 scales. There are no bells and whistles, it's just a stripped down (in a good way) knife with pure performance on its mind. I really like how the G-10 scales are cut a bit smaller than the tang, leavinig a little bit of the tang exposed all the way around. As usual, this knife is pure Carson - tight fit and finish, even grinds, and a vorpal cutting edge. The traction grooves on the tang are aggressive enough to hold your hand in place without causing discomfort in your grip.
The sheath is just as well made as the knife itself is. Frank Sigman does excellent Kydex work, and also includes a feature not found on other Kydex sheaths - adjustable tension so you can dial in the amount of tension required to unsheath the knife.
The F4 carries well, it is small and flat in profile so it does not print underneath a shirt. The attached lanyard provides something extra to grip on to when holding the knife or pulling it from the sheath. Overall, a great neck knife!
Kit's son Jody and son-in-law Mike also have a hand at creating each F4 that leaves his shop. This knife is truly a family affair.
Kit isn't normally known for neck knives, but I believe the F4 has put him on the map. Thank you Kit, Jody, and Mike for a great little piece!
The sheath is just as well made as the knife itself is. Frank Sigman does excellent Kydex work, and also includes a feature not found on other Kydex sheaths - adjustable tension so you can dial in the amount of tension required to unsheath the knife.
The F4 carries well, it is small and flat in profile so it does not print underneath a shirt. The attached lanyard provides something extra to grip on to when holding the knife or pulling it from the sheath. Overall, a great neck knife!
Kit's son Jody and son-in-law Mike also have a hand at creating each F4 that leaves his shop. This knife is truly a family affair.
Kit isn't normally known for neck knives, but I believe the F4 has put him on the map. Thank you Kit, Jody, and Mike for a great little piece!