You don't see many of these around at all.
This is an early one too having the 440C steel and black G-10 handles with titanium liners, no pocket clip.
The blade is 3" overall and has a deep hollow grind.
The ACC M2 is a high-tech folder that is carefully hand built by the 5th generation Klotzli family workshops in Switzerland.
Designed by Michael Walker (the inventor of the liner lock) this liner lock knife is very light, strong and solid as a rock.
From the Knife Command website; Superior, high quality knives from H.P. Klotzli. Handmade in Switzerland, these knives embody Swiss precision. This company is over 150 years old. Each knife is a work of art. Klotlzi uses only the finest quality materials. Michael Walker, Brian Tighe, Ernest Emerson, and Christian Wimpff of Germany are some of the great knife designers that work in collaboration with Klotzli.
Carried (but not for years) and carefully used and sharpened, in no way abused, hard to price but £150 all in and I will listen to polite offers.
Not sure what that bit of crud on the scale is, I'll give it a clean when I get into the 'shop.
This is an early one too having the 440C steel and black G-10 handles with titanium liners, no pocket clip.
The blade is 3" overall and has a deep hollow grind.
The ACC M2 is a high-tech folder that is carefully hand built by the 5th generation Klotzli family workshops in Switzerland.
Designed by Michael Walker (the inventor of the liner lock) this liner lock knife is very light, strong and solid as a rock.
From the Knife Command website; Superior, high quality knives from H.P. Klotzli. Handmade in Switzerland, these knives embody Swiss precision. This company is over 150 years old. Each knife is a work of art. Klotlzi uses only the finest quality materials. Michael Walker, Brian Tighe, Ernest Emerson, and Christian Wimpff of Germany are some of the great knife designers that work in collaboration with Klotzli.
Carried (but not for years) and carefully used and sharpened, in no way abused, hard to price but £150 all in and I will listen to polite offers.
Not sure what that bit of crud on the scale is, I'll give it a clean when I get into the 'shop.
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