McNees 3.75 Dixon Folding Knife Satin Stonewash Magnacut Bronze Atomic Rock with Stonewash Hardware MCDIXROCKBZAT

Built for serious users who demand precision, strength, and unmistakable American craftsmanship, the McNees 3.75 Dixon Folding Knife stands as a bold example of modern American knife design. Created by master knifemaker Jonathan McNees, this powerful folder blends rugged functionality with striking materials, making it equally at home in a daily carry rotation or a serious collection.

The 3.75” clip point blade is crafted from premium MagnaCut stainless tool steel and finished in a rugged satin stonewash. This finish adds visual depth while helping hide wear from real-world use, keeping the knife looking sharp even after hard work. The clip point profile delivers excellent versatility with a fine, precise tip for detail tasks and strong slicing performance along the edge. A thumb hole provides smooth, controlled manual deployment and a clean, purposeful look that complements the knife’s modern lines.

The handle showcases the distinctive machining McNees knives are known for. Rock-patterned titanium scales provide excellent traction and a confident grip while adding bold visual character. The hardware features a rich bronze rock-patterned finish that contrasts beautifully with the titanium frame, creating a rugged, industrial aesthetic that’s both functional and eye-catching. A sturdy framelock ensures solid lockup during use, and the titanium pocket clip keeps the knife secure and ready for everyday carry.

At 4.625” closed and weighing 5.47 ounces, the Dixon offers a substantial, well-balanced feel that serious knife users appreciate. Every detail reflects McNees’ commitment to precision machining and performance-driven design, and it’s proudly made in the USA.

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