Browning Announces Speed Load Tactical Knife

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posted on July 31, 2017
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Browning has introduced its new Speed Load Tactical Knife, which will soon be hitting dealer shelves.

The new knife features a folding liner lock blade with four replaceable 420J2 stainless steel razor blade inserts. The four inserts include one partially serrated drop point, one modified tanto, one modified sheepsfood and one standard utility blade. The Speed Load Tactical Knife will accept any replacement blade for a common utility knife.

The handle is sculpted black G-10 scales with anti-skid grooves on rear of handle. The knife features a steel pocket clip, thumb stud and flapped nylon belt sheath with polymer hard case insert for storing extra blades.

The Speed Load Tactical Knife ships with an MSRP of $39.99.

For more information, go to Browning.com.

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