The iconic M16® gets a modern upgrade.
Battle tested and universally used—the iconic M16® family of knives comes from a long line of military-grade tools. The M16®-02X now features an ambidextrous Crossbar Lock paired with IKBS™ ball-bearing pivot for seamless deployment and easy one-hand closing. The tanto blade in tough D2 steel provides exceptional tip strength for piercing tasks and long lasting wear resistance for hard use scenarios. The lightweight handle is made of Grivory®—an aircraft-grade thermoplastic that’s specifically engineered for strength, durability and offers positive grip in all conditions.
Battle tested and universally used—the iconic M16® family of knives comes from a long line of military-grade tools. The M16®-02X now features an ambidextrous Crossbar Lock paired with IKBS™ ball-bearing pivot for seamless deployment and easy one-hand closing. The tanto blade in tough D2 steel provides exceptional tip strength for piercing tasks and long lasting wear resistance for hard use scenarios. The lightweight handle is made of Grivory®—an aircraft-grade thermoplastic that’s specifically engineered for strength, durability and offers positive grip in all conditions.
- Superior Performance: D2 blade steel for excellent edge retention
- Smooth Opening: IKBS™ ball bearing pivot deploys the blade smooth
- Ambidextrous Closing: Crossbar Lock can be easily closed right or left handed
- Strong And Lightweight: Grivory® handle combines strength with minimal weight
- Carry Options: adjustable clip for left or right hand carry
DesignerKit CarsonVine Grove, Kentucky
Kit retired as a ranking Master Sergeant and ultimately became a high profile member of the Knifemakers’ Guild. Kit designed the successful M16® knife series named one of the Top 10 Tactical Folders of the Decade by Blade Magazine. Inducted into the Cutlery Hall of Fame in 2012, Kit’s industry influence was felt far and wide. He even mentored such greats as Ken Onion. Kit passed in 2014. The Carson family requests that donations be made to the National Parkinson Foundation at Parkinson.org.
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