Trail-4

[Flat Rock]

TRAIL-4
Everyday Carry, the perfect Trail knife
.125″ 80CRV2 high carbon steel, HRC 61 for a tough, durable blade
4″ blade, 3.5″ cutting edge
8.5″ OAL 6oz weight
Black Canvas Micarta handle scales with High Grip finish, red G10 pins
Black kydex formed sheath with adjustable clip for a variety of carry options
IN STOCK ready to ship @
www.flatrockforge.com

I developed this knife with input and testing from several outdoor survival experts to be a great companion in the woods.
the deep finger choil is great for precise work, and for striking ferro rods to make a quick fire

 

[JShirley]

I like the red pins.

 

[jmr40]

Reminds me of a more refined Esee 3 or 4 with better steel. And considering the improvements and the better sheath I think it is worth the additional cost over the Esee. Good work.

 

[hso]

Why the large choil?

 

[Flat Rock]

Why the large choil?

The finger choil allows you to really choke-up on the blade for fine work (feather sticks, prepping fish and small game etc)
It also allows for controlled striking of a ferrocerium rod for fire starting.

 

[EMC45]

I like it. A no nonsense set up.

 

[redneck]

The finger choil allows you to really choke-up on the blade for fine work (feather sticks, prepping fish and small game etc)
It also allows for controlled striking of a ferrocerium rod for fire starting.

Its interesting how much people fall into 2 different camps on this. Its a very nice looking knife and folks who like a choil will love it. when I handle a knife this style I always feel like if it didn't have the choil I wouldn't NEED to choke up. I do have one camp knife I made myself with the choil and I still use the knife but I have decided the choil isn't for me.