Hunting Knives: Economical Tac Force TF-702BKB Folding Knife 4.5-Inch Closed

Wednesday, February 20, 2013

Economical Tac Force TF-702BKB Folding Knife 4.5-Inch Closed

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Product Description

Tac Force Knives - Part Serrated Rescue A/O Linerlock Knife with Blue Liner Black Anodized Aluminum Handles. Model: TF702BKB. 4 5/8" closed. 3 3/8" black coated, high carbon steel, assisted opening, partially serrated blade with dual thumb studs, thumb ridge and extended tang with lashing hole. Black anodized aluminum handles with a grooved and slot cutout design. Blue liners. Integrated seat belt cutter and glass breaker. Lanyard hole. Stainless pocket clip.

List Price:	$43.80
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Product Details

Amazon Sales Rank: #77822 in Sports & Outdoors
Brand: TAC Force
Model: TF-702BKB
Released on: 2012-05-09

Features

4.5'' Closed
Half Serrated Black Stainless Steel Blade
Black and Blue Aluminum Handle
Includes Pocket Clip, Seatbelt Cutter and Glass Breaker

Customer Reviews

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Great knife for the price
By may
I got this as my normal carry knife a while back.

I am generally happy with it. The assisted open is very handy when trying to juggle packages or tent lines. It is a little awkward to release the lock when closing it (always requires two hands), but if I have to choose, I would rather it be easier to open than to close.

The knife holds a blade well and is sharp enough to handle all my every-day tasks.

I like the additional features of the seatbelt cutter and glass breaking tip. I hope I never need them, but it's nice to have anyway.

I found one down side to this blade. Since I carry it clipped to my pocket, the knob that invokes the assisted open is easy to bump when I reach into my pocket. This sometimes results in the blade partially opening in my pocket. It has happened only a few times, but it is something I need to be conscious of when reaching into my pocket. In jeans it is less of an issue because the shape of my pocket holds the blade closed while it is clipped. Slacks or other pants with looser pockets can result in an exposed edge in the pocket to catch finger tips or even the thigh given pressure in just the right spot on a partially open blade.