How does Gerry McGinnis keep his grades up as a student at North Carolina State University and still keep coming up with new and interesting knife designs? We don't know, but we just couldn't resist putting his new Premonition™ line into production.
Premonition™ 1163K. This black-bladed every day carry (E.D.C.) features a precisely angled flipper for extra-fast one-hand blade opening. Because of the flipper, the knife does not need either thumb studs or nail nicks for opening.
The frame is a lightweight open build of hand-contoured, layered blue/black G10, with a stainless steel strip lock inlaid into a machined relief in one handle frame. The frame is curvilinear to fit the hand, and is amply skeletonized with nine lightening holes on the other frame. The black glass filled nylon back spacer is forward on the handles, allowing maximum blade length for this length of handle.
The 3.25" drop point blade is premium 8Cr14MoV stainless steel with a high hollow grind. It features a black oxide coating with combination Razor-Sharp and our patented* Veff™ Serrated edge, which gives superior cutting through rope, webbing and canvas.
The stainless steel strip liner and removable pocket/gear clip are blue titanium nitride coated to match the blue G10 layer in the handles.
Great knife I was just wondering why it was discontinued?
cris
2010-12-22 la mirada, CA
curious if this EDC is going to come in any other sizes. Would love to purchase a couple if i could get it in the 8.125 -9.00 over-all opened range. Very nice design Best part.... no AUTOlawk. CRKT Response: No plans at the moment to make a bigger version. The Summa is pretty close to what you want. Check out model 1166K.
Josh
2010-11-23 Fallbrook, CA
I really would like to purchase one, but is it legal in California? CRKT Response: YES!
gary
2010-09-19 everett, WA
Perfect EDC for me
Robert
2010-02-11 Phoenix, AZ
You know when you have a nice well made knife in your
hand. Well this is one of them.It fits, perfectly
This up and coming maker-designer makes magic.I can't wait to see whats next--Good job Gerry--
BOB DUBE Phoenix' ARIZONA