Spyderco C230MBGPBN15V Lil' Native Mid Back Lock Brown Folding Knife 2.4" Plain Edge

A scaled-down expression of our revered Native model, the Lil’ Native Mid Back Lock proudly delivers all the same features and benefits in a gentleman’s folder format. This elite Sprint Run edition elevates the design even further with a full-flat-ground blade made from CPM 15V. Containing almost 15 percent vanadium, its remarkable alloy composition produces an exceptionally high volume of ultra-hard vanadium carbides and gives it the highest wear resistance of any cold-work tool steel available today. To successfully translate these properties to knife blades, Spyderco’s CPM 15V knives are also hardened and tempered using a specialized protocol developed by custom knifemaker Shawn Houston. This limited-edition expression of the Lil’ Native faithfully includes the stout back lock and broad-based four-position pocket clip of the standard model. It also features brown peel-ply-textured G-10 handle scales and Shawn Houston’s “Triple B” logo laser engraved on the reverse side of the blade.

Specifications:

• Overall Length: 5.89in 150mm
• Closed Length: 3.47in 88mm
• Blade Thickness: .125in 3.2mm
• Tip Carry Position: 4-Position
• Sheath: N/A
• Blade Length: 2.42in 61mm
• Edge Length: 2.02in 51mm
• Handle Material: G-10
• Lock Type: Back Lock
• Origin: United States
• Steel: CPM 15V
• Knife Weight: 2.4oz 68g
• Clip Position: Ambi
• Grind: Full-Flat

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