TacKnives Magnificent Beast with Blue Rock Grind G10 Handles and Satin 14C28N Blade

** From the owner and designer **

TacKnives Magnificent Beast 

This knife actually started off as the Budget Unnamed. But after everything was said and done, I felt it deserved a new name because it ended up looking quite a bit different from the Unnamed. The main changes were to the blade shape and the handle around the pivot area. I also added the rock grind, although that could still change in future versions.

The Unnamed was my first love. It was the first knife I ever designed, and I remember every part of the journey. Unfortunately, a lot of people didn’t like the blade shape, and many also didn’t like the plunge lock. That was pretty much the end of the road for the Unnamed.

But I still loved everything about that knife.

I’ve always been drawn to knives where the blade is wider than the handle. I like a hole that allows an easy middle-finger reverse flick. I like good jimping. I like a front flipper. And I love a good rock grind.

So with those things in mind, here comes the Magnificent Beast.