Stroup Knives has launched the HM1 fixed blade knife, designed for tactical users who require performance under pressure. Made from 1095 high carbon steel with options for acid etched or Cerakote finishes, it features an integrated finger ring for improved control. Handcrafted by veterans, the HM1 embodies precision and durability.
Stroup Knives states “Meet the HM1, a purpose-built blade designed for those who live the tactical lifestyle and demand equipment that performs under pressure. The HM1 features an integrated finger ring for superior control, retention, and confidence—whether you’re training, in the field, or focused on self-defense. Built from 1095 high carbon steel with your choice of acid etched or Cerakote finish, this blade delivers the durability, edge retention, and reliability serious users expect. With a G10 handle and finger ring combination, the HM1 locks into your hand in any condition. Wet. Cold. Stressful. It’s a design inspired by real-world use and built for real-world application. Every HM1 is handcrafted by veterans in North Carolina, reflecting firsthand experience, precision, and attention to detail that only comes from those who’ve lived the mission.”
KEY DETAILS:
- 3.75” blade length
- 8” overall length
- 1095 high carbon steel
- Acid etched or Cerakoted finish
- G10 handle with integrated finger ring
- Kydex sheath with Tek Lok belt clip
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