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MNKF: Three Finger Stabber, the Wilmont K23

November 9, 2016 by The Loadout Room Leave a Comment

MNKF: Three Finger Stabber, the Wilmont K23

(Article originally published on Breach Bang Clear)

Monday Night Knife Fights: Three Finger Stabber, the Wilmont K23
Dave Merrill

You may recall that we paid a visit to Wilmont Knives a couple months ago. For Monday Night Knife Fights you’re getting a little more Wilmont, and I do mean little.

MNKF: Three Finger Stabber, the Wilmont K23

It’s called the K23 and it’s handmade by Chris Williams of Wilmont Knives. The K23 was a collaboration between Williams and his apprentice, Justin Thompson. At just 5.5 inches overall with a blade ground from 3/16″ CRU-WEAR steel, the K23 disappears just about anywhere. You probably shouldn’t try to put it in your prison pocket, but it hides nicely on the beltline without adding too much bulk.

For concealment and access, the K23 ships with a custom kydex sheath specifically made for the Spyderco G-Clip. The clip is reversible and has a ton of adjustment. You can wear this baby IWB or OWB, and easily configure it for either dominant or support hand. It’s also noteworthy that the securing hardware sports torx heads instead of hex; torx heads are much harder to strip on screws of this size, so this is only a plus. The clip can also be removed for wear around your neck.


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