Hogue has released the new Sig Sauer K320 AXG folder knife series that is designed to perfectly match the P320 AXG pistol series.

Hogue states “All-new SIG K320 AXG’s have arrived! Designed to be the perfect match for P320 AXG pistols, these ABLE Lock manual folders feature CPM S30V steel, 6061-T6 hard anodized aluminum frames, and exact inlays and finishes to match Pro, Classic and Scorpion models.”

KEY FEATURES:

• Locking Mechanism: Ambidextrous ABLE Lock®
• Frame: Matte Black 6061-T6 Hard Anodized Aluminum and Solid Black G10 Inserts with Reverse Checkered Texture
• Deep Carry, Louvered Pocket Clip: Ambidextrous – Right or Left Handed, Tip Up or Down
• Asymmetrical Lanyard Hole

SPECIFICATIONS:


• Blade Length: 3.5″
• Closed Length: 4.5”
• Overall Length: 8.0”
• Weight: 5.1 oz
• Style: Tanto
• Thickness: 0.125”
• Material: CPM S30V Stainless Steel
• Hardness: 58-61 HRC
• Treatment: Cryogenically Heat Treated
• Finish: Black Cerakote®
• High Grind Profile – Hand Honed Edge

To learn more about Hogue and Sig Sauer. CLICK HERE

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  1. […] Hogue Inc. has expanded its domestic manufacturing catalog with three value-oriented variations of its established tactical knife platforms: two stone-tumbled iterations of the K320 manual folder and a stripped-down, skeletonized configuration of the Fray Fixed Blade. Designed to deliver duty-grade performance without inflating retail overhead, these releases cater to users looking for robust field tools built around proven mechanical locking and cutting geometries. By transitioning popular models into more accessible finishes and minimalist chassis layouts, Hogue continues to target military, law enforcement, and utility-focused civilian markets. […]

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