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COLUMBIA RIVER 7420 GALLAGHER GLIDE LOCK 2 KNIFE

CRKT GALLAGHER GLIDE LOCK

The sleek look of Barry Gallagher's Glide Lock Ltd depends on two modern technologies.

The first is the patent-pending Glide Lock mechanism invented by knife-maker Charles Kain of Indianapolis, Indiana. It relies on a sliding stainless steel mechanism hidden within one bolster. Slide the bolster out, and it creates a tang to rotate the blade open. Slide the bolster back and the blade is locked open. To close, slide the bolster out and rotate the blade closed with your index finger. Slide the bolster back to lock the Glide Lock closed. It’s fast, lightweight, compact, and secure.

The second new technology is the development of CPL composite materials. The swirls that result from injection molding resemble those found in natural materials such as amber, jade and mother-of-pearl. However, the CPL material is tougher, stronger, and lighter than those natural materials, and can be used both on the Glide Lock scales and back spacer. The variegated swirls make each knife unique.

New this year is the Columbia River 7420 Glide Lock 2, with a 2.88'' modified drop point blade in satin finish and handle with a swell at the pommel for increased grip. Scales are silver/blue swirled CPL.

We call this a stylish and functional new design ''gentleman’s knives,'' but of course, you don't have to be a gentleman to own one.

A handy knife to have in your POCKET!!!