Tops Tac-Raze

caine · Oct 30, 2016

Stats from web sight.
Knife Type Folding
Overall Length 7.63"
Blade Length 3.25"
Cutting Edge 2.88"
Closed Length 5.75
Blade Thickness 0.130"
Blade Steel 1095 RC 56-58
Blade Finish Tumble Finish
Handle Material Black G10
Handle Style Cryptic Cyber Scales
Knife Weight 2.7oz
Weight w/ Sheath 3.5oz
Sheath Included Yes
Sheath Material Brown Leather
Sheath Clip Belt Loop
Designer Leo Espinoza

Got this knife the other day and WOW is what I say. Fit and finish are on the spot and it is razor sharp. Did a few things with it today and it performed flawessly. Love it

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Mistwalker · Oct 30, 2016

Very interesting take on the Peasant's Knife. Pretty cool.

Boxer .45 · Nov 7, 2016

How well will G 10 hold up as the only support for the blade?

caine · Nov 7, 2016

great. i dont see any problems. useless someone is the sorta ass that batons through bricks

Boxer .45 · Nov 7, 2016

caine said:
great. i dont see any problems. useless someone is the sorta ass that batons through bricks

DTL I didn't know you were a member here.

Boxer .45 · Nov 8, 2016

I think ima hafta get me one of these.

caine · Nov 8, 2016

Boxer .45 said:
DTL I didn't know you were a member here.

I am on ost either as DTL or sgteldridge

Boxer .45 · Nov 8, 2016

Bcusa

K Williams · Mar 4, 2017

I just ordered one. Is anyone doing kydex sheaths for this knife yet?

jstrange · Mar 4, 2017

I usually don't like knives that don't have pointy tips, but I like the look of this. Thanks for the review.

texassteel25 · Mar 4, 2017

How sharp was it from te factory? Also I can't seem to find what grind these uses is the hollow?

HFinn · Mar 27, 2017

I got this knife too. The tang is in my opinion a bit too long. It gets in the way while opening it one-handed, so I shortened it slightly. Also I fiddled with the pivot, now it takes a bit of an effort to open it, but the smooth action makes it quite nice even with one hand. Just push the tang with your thumb, rolling the knife in your hand while the blade opens.

The edge was sharp out of box but I used the strop on it anyway. Since there is a slight curve in the edge I had to use the edge of the strop and the steel responded very well. I was tempted to try shawing but decided against it anyway

Very sharp.

The gap between the tang and the handle slabs is annoying, so I wrapped some tape round the tang. Now it "sticks" between the slabs when fully open, creating an extra degree of safety. I have in mind to wrap some thread soaked in epoxy round the tang to make a more durable filling, then use fine sandpaper to adjust it just so.