British Army Lockback Knife
The British Army Lockback Knife is an authentic, currently-issued folding knife manufactured by J. Adams of Sheffield, England — the same firm that has supplied clasp knives to British forces since the World Wars. It carries a 3.5-inch stainless steel clip point blade with a traditional nail nick, locked open by a sturdy spine-mounted lockback mechanism. Black checkered composition scales deliver a firm grip, and the 4.625-inch closed length keeps it pocket-friendly in the field. A solid choice for soldiers, collectors of British military kit, and anyone who wants a no-nonsense British-made working folder.
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- SKU
- SHE025
$75.39
Description
Features
- Authentic British Army Issue Pattern — Built to the same lockback specification currently issued to soldiers serving in the British Army.
- 3.5" Stainless Steel Clip Point Blade — Corrosion-resistant stainless blade with a clip point profile suited to general utility cutting, field tasks, and detail work.
- Lockback Mechanism — Spine-mounted lock holds the blade open securely under heavy use and releases with a firm press of the rear spine button.
- Nail Nick Blade Opening — Traditional nail nick allows reliable one-hand-assisted deployment without an exposed thumb stud or flipper tab.
- Black Checkered Composition Handle — Aggressively checkered composite scales provide a positive grip in wet, cold, or gloved conditions.
- 4.625" Closed Length — Compact closed footprint slips easily into a pocket, dump pouch, or MOLLE utility pouch.
- Made in Sheffield, England — Manufactured by J. Adams of Sheffield, the long-standing supplier of clasp and lockback knives to the British Ministry of Defence.
- WWII SOE Heritage — Pattern traces its lineage back to the heavy-duty folding clasp knives carried by British forces and SOE operatives during the Second World War.
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Pleasantly SurprisedHaving purchased several MOD knives, I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of this knife. Like all MOD knives made in Sheffield, it is a little overpriced, but I am happy with it. As a fan of Britain's WWII SOE, I was drawn to this knife because it is an exact copy of a knife issued to those brave men and women. I'm glad that I bought it.
Well made, durable, very sharp, replica of a WWII SOE knife
A little overpriced
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