Bear and Son 4th Generation Peanut Folding Knife

18+ UK Friendly carry

€37.33

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The Peanut is a very handy little penknife to throw into your basic survival kit or EDC pouch. The Bear & Son 4th Generation Peanut has one polished, 1095 carbon steel, clip point blade that is just 5.2cm long and non-locking meaning it is legal to carry within the UK. The handle scales are smooth yellow delrin with brass liners and nickel silver bolsters.

SKU: BCC319
Age Restriction:: 18+
Blade Length (cm): 5.0
Overall Length (cm): 12.3
Blade Material:: 1095 Carbon Steel
Blade Thickness (cm): 0.2
Sheath:: No
UK Friendly Carry:: Yes
Closed Length (cm): 7.2
Pocket Clip:: No
Blade Type:: Plain
Blade Shape:: Clip Point
Product Weight (g): 40
Lock Type:: Non-locking
Handle Detail:: Yellow Delrin
One Handed Opening:: No

Description

Specification

SKU: BCC319
Age Restriction:: 18+
Blade Length (cm): 5.0
Overall Length (cm): 12.3
Blade Material:: 1095 Carbon Steel
Blade Thickness (cm): 0.2
Sheath:: No
UK Friendly Carry:: Yes
Closed Length (cm): 7.2
Pocket Clip:: No
Blade Type:: Plain
Blade Shape:: Clip Point
Product Weight (g): 40
Lock Type:: Non-locking
Handle Detail:: Yellow Delrin
One Handed Opening:: No

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Succeeds functionally, cosmetically flawed.

Posted by William on 27th Feb 2020

I appreciate the ability to have a US made peanut that isn't made by Case. This is a pretty little knife , nicely slender with it's single clip blade. It takes a razor edge snicks open and snaps closed - there is no half stop. There's no appreciable horizontal blade play and it's positively open or closed. Cosmetically it has noticeable gaps between steel liners and spring on both sides, The spring sits nicely flush with the blade open but noticeably below the liners when closed. It was a bit gritty and a surprising amount of swarf, dirt and gunk came out of it when it was flushed with wD40. The blade wasn't rusty but it wasn't pristine either. It does cost about half what a Case Peanut costs but it should have been a bit better, good little blade though.