Knife Sting CKR D2 58HRC Satin 1in Trad Nylon Black Blue Box

Features and Benefits:

• Stinger KeychainFour Color Schemes Available in Fixed Blade KnivesIdeal For: Opening Letters, Boxes, Self DefenseTotal Length: 3.1" with knife in sheath, 2.9" out of sheathBlade Length: 1.3"Blade Thickness: 0.08" (2mm)Blade Material: D2Hardness: HRC 58-60Blade Style: Al Mar WedgeModel Numbers:AMK1001RBK (Black/Red)AMK1001GYBK (Black/Grey)AMK1001BKG (Black/Green)AMK1001BKBL (Black/Blue)BUY IN QUANTITIES OF 6 TO GET PDQ COUNTER DISPLAYEach color is also available in Blister Pack



Over 40 Years of Quality & InnovationAl Mar was born in the U.S.A., the son of Chinese immigrants. He served in a Special Forces Reserve Unit and volunteered to serve in a Green Beret special operations group in Vietnam. After serving in Vietnam, Al completed his college education by earning a master?s degree in industrial design from the Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles. He went on to work at Gerber® Legendary Blades under Pete Gerber, concluding his tenure there as “Head of Knife Design.”In 1979, Al founded AL MAR® Knives. His mission was to blend mass production methods with custom knife quality. At first, the majority of his knives were designed for police and military, because of his vast experiences as a practitioner of Judo and Kendo and his history as a Green Beret. In fact, Al?s S.E.R.E. (Survive-Escape-Resist-Evade) knife was the first knife accepted for use by Special Forces Colonel Nick Rowe for the S.E.R.E. Instructor School at Camp McCall North Carolina. And as the company grew, his designs evolved to include high-quality hunting/fishing, kitchen, and gentlemen?s gift knives.Al Mar was a life member of the Special Forces Association, a member of the Special Operations Association, and a reserve deputy sheriff. He was inducted into both the Fighting Knives Magazine and Blade Magazine Hall of Fame. Al Mar was a man worthy of