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No longer available
- Type: Fixed Blade
- Overall Length: 20,50000000
- Blade Length: 9,1 cm
- Blade Thickness: 6,3 mm
- Weight: 153 g
- Blade Material: 9Cr18MoV
- Handle Material: FRP
- Lock Type: Fixed
- Made in: Taiwan
- Color: Black
- Item Number: 02SG020
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SOG
The company SOG from Washington, established in 1986, goes back to a special unit of the US army, which were responsible for covert operations. SOG´s name came originally from “Studies and Observation Group”. To satisfy the requirements of the special units, all SOG knives were designed for the toughest loads and afterwards subjected to numerous tests.
The company SOG from Washington, established in 1986, goes back to a special unit of the US army, which were responsible for covert operations. SOG´s name came originally from “Studies and... more