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Gerber US-Assist 420HC Fine Edge Knife 30-001206

    

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Gerber US-Assist 420HC Fine Edge Knife 30-001206 Description:

Gerber US-Assist 420HC Fine Edge 30-001206. This assisted opening knife features a ball-bearing system to reduce friction and provide stable performance. It utilizes a 3 inch 420HC blade with ambidextrous assisted one-hand opening. B.O.S.S. Tech™ - stainless steel ball bearings. It has a glass-filled nylon handle and has an overall length of 7.2 inches. Made in the USA.

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Gerber 30-001206 Technical Specs:

• Blade Length: 3.0 inches
• Blade Material: 420HC American Steel
• pocket clip - able to carry tip up or tip down
• overall length: 7.2 inches
• Weight: 3.9 oz
• UPC Code(s): 013658148550
• Valid Gerber part number: 30-001206
• MADE IN USA.

Gerber 30-001206 video transcript:

The Gerber US Assist model 30-001206 is made with 420HC steel and features a blade that is three inches long. The overall length of the knife is 7.2 inches, and the handle material is made of glass-filled nylon. It includes a black wire pocket clip that can be changed from tip-up to tip-down carry, as well as a lanyard hole on the back. Weighing in at 3.9 ounces, the knife features a scratch-resistant removable pocket clip and a locking mechanism that can secure the blade into place while it is either open or closed. There are two large dual thumb studs to assist with opening the blade. Gerber has integrated BOSS technology, which uses stainless steel bearings to reduce friction and provide stable, consistent performance for the long haul. This ball-bearing system is designed for the smoothest deployment and is built in Portland, Oregon. The caged system keeps the balls contained for stability over time. To operate, you simply unlock the mechanism, use the thumb studs to open the blade, and lock it into place. The blade is clearly marked as being made in the USA. The handle also features nice striations that provide a textured look and feel. This is the US Assist model 30-001206.