Columbia River McGinnis Tuition 1160 Plain Edge

If you are looking for a hard working and reliable knife then certainly won't go wrong with the Columbia River McGinnis Tuition 1160. This particular knife is something you can easily carry on you without it being to heavy or bulky, and whenever you find yourself in a sticky situation then the knife is on hand for you to use straight away.

Gerry McGinnis the knife designer of the 1160 may not be well known in the cutlery world yet. You can guarantee once people have tried and tested this knife and any of his other knives, they will be rushing out to get them.

The handle may look a little stubby, but the shape of it enables you have a good grip. The stainless steel interframe is very rigid and also features hand shaped black and green micarta scales.

This style of knife is very popular with paramedics and emergency responders as it has a 2.88” sheepsfoot blade. This is perfect for slicing through seat belts, yet minimises any risk or injury to the victim. The blade is made from 8Cr14MoV stainless steel with a satin steel finish to prevent corrosion. The friction grooved flipper can be used to open the knife with one hand. Just one simple press and this knife is ready to get to work.