Heretic Jinn Automatic Knife Bronze Blade/OD Green Chassis H113-7A-GRN

The Heretic Jinn Automatic Knife with Bronze Blade and OD Green Handles is a compact powerhouse built for dependable everyday carry. Precision-machined and crafted from premium materials, this American-made automatic blends bold styling with the rugged performance Heretic Knives is known for, delivering a knife that’s as capable as it is striking.

The 3-inch Wharncliffe blade is crafted from CPM MagnaCut stainless tool steel, a high-performance steel prized for its impressive edge retention, excellent corrosion resistance, and outstanding toughness. The Wharncliffe profile provides a straight, highly controllable cutting edge with a fine, precise tip that excels at utility work, slicing tasks, and detailed cuts. Its distinctive bronze finish gives the blade a rich tactical appearance while adding another layer of visual character to this hardworking design.

The out-the-side automatic mechanism delivers rapid, reliable deployment with the press of a button. The blade snaps open with authority and locks securely in place, offering the fast action and confidence expected from a premium automatic knife. The mechanism is engineered for consistent performance and dependable operation in real-world carry.

OD green aluminum handles form the lightweight chassis, providing strength without unnecessary bulk. The anodized finish adds durability while giving the knife a bold, field-ready appearance. At just 2.2 ounces and measuring 3.86 inches closed, the Jinn disappears easily into the pocket. A stainless steel pocket clip keeps it secure and ready for quick access whenever it's needed.

Proudly made in the USA, the Heretic Jinn reflects the craftsmanship, precision machining, and performance-driven design that define American knife making.

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