David Sharp/Liong Mah Triple Threat, SW CPM-154, Bronze Anodized Titanium

This is a full custom handmade Liong Mah/David Sharp (Sharpwerks) Collaboration "Triple Threat" folding knife. This Triple Threat has a 3 3/4 CPM 154 steel blade that has stonewashed bevels and satin flats. The Titanium handles have been stonewashed and then Bronze anodized. The backspacer is Carbon fiber with a Copper liner. The OAL is 8 3/8. This knife opens smoothly and locks up solid. This knife is called Triple Threat because it is supposed to be able to be opened in three ways.

The fuller in the blade (finger flick it) and 3. The jimped piece on the back end of the blade (almost like front flipping). Finger flick opening is alright. The piece on the back end of the blade (front flipping) was a nice idea and does work but not as well as just using the thumbstuds. This knife is listed as used and has been carried but it does not look to have actually been used.

The blade is clean and the edge is original. The handles do have scuffs on them.

The knife does have a very slight bit of lock stick but that will work out with some actual opening and closing use. This knife comes in a zip up knife pouch.

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