Tac-Master
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- Klingenlänge cm: 9,9
- Gewicht g: 148
- Griffmaterial: Micarta
- Klingenstahl: Nitro-V
- WaffG-Einstufung: Allowed according to German Weapons Act,
- Gefertigt in: Asia
Spezifikationen
Spezifikationen
- Artikeltyp: Pocket Knives
- Öffnung: Manual
- Öffnungshilfe: Flipper
- Klingenfarbe: Uncoated
- Klingenstärke mm: 2,7
- Gesamtlänge cm: 23,5
- Farbe: Desert Tan
- Marke: Boker Plus and Böker (alle)
- Lasergravur: No
- Verschluss: Linerlock
Warnhinweise und Sicherheitsinformationen:
Warnhinweise und Sicherheitsinformationen:
GPRS
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Description
Description
Decades of tactical mastery come together in the Boker Plus Tac-Master, the latest creation from legendary designer Bob Terzuola, pioneer of the tactical folding knife. Engineered for uncompromising performance, this modern-duty folder is built to meet the demands of law enforcement, military, and everyday professionals who rely on precision under pressure.
The Nitro-V blade steel delivers outstanding edge retention and superior corrosion resistance, while the modified spearpoint blade - mounted on smooth ball bearings - deploys effortlessly via the flipper. A robust linerlock secures the blade solidly in place for confident use.
Tactical aesthetics meet functionality in the black stonewashed finish and olive-green Micarta handle, offering both grip and subdued visual signature in the field. The covered pivot screw featuring Terzuola’s dragon-head logo adds a refined designer touch to this battle-ready tool.
Complete with a tip-up pocket clip (right-hand) and high-quality nylon storage case, the Tac-Master stands as a masterclass in tactical design and everyday reliability.

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