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Home Products Ed Scott Impala C73GPS

Ed Scott Impala C73GPS

by Spyderco

SKU 138030

Date Added 09/27/2013

# Available This product is out of stock

Original price $125.00

Price $100.00

Overview

"Ed Scott is a custom knifemaker and avid hunter living in South Africa. He consulted with numerous professional hunters searching for the perfect hunting knife design. After many prototypes he developed the Impala. Spyderco has unveiled two versions of the Impala: both have black G-10 handles that are comfortably sculpted and champhered to be easy on the hand during extended or difficult cutting. One version has a gut hook (double beveled and sharpened on both sides of the inside radius) positioned at the blade’s tip that vanishes fully into the contours of the handle when the knife folds closed. The second Impala is snubbed-nosed, muscled thick at the tip, and textured with furrows atop the tip’s spine and again behind the round hole. The texture creates a positioning point for the index finger focusing control over intricate cuts or caping. Both have blades 3 11/16” (94mm) long of VG-10 high carbon stainless steel that lock open with a Walker linerlock. Positioned for tip-down pocket carry, the clothing clip sits nested in a shallow crater milled out of the G-10 handle. The crater creates a lower profile for comfortable use. Principally designed for field use, a lanyard hole at the butt-end accepts a thong or lanyard cord, secondarily attaching the knife for the outdoorsman who misplaces knives in tall grass or around water."

Mint condition with original box.
Blade Steel: VG 10

Product Details

Blade Length 3.75

Overall Length 8.75

Closed Length 5

Weight (oz) 4

Source Previously owned

Additional Specs

Blade Material VG-10

Blade Details Has Serrations

Handle Material G10

About the Maker

Spyderco
Spyderco

Spyderco was founded in 1976 by Sal and Gail Glesser. Initially, the company focused on selling their first product the Tri-Angle Sharpmaker™, primarily at fairs and trade shows around the country. In 1981, the Glessers put down roots in Golden, Colorado and introduced the first Spyderco folding knife. That knife pioneered the concept of a round hole in the blade for one-handed opening, a clip on the handle for carry at the top of the pocket, and the option of a serrated edge for aggressive cutting performance. Those features revolutionized the knife industry and literally defined the form of the modern folding knife. Since then, Spyderco has steadily grown to become one of the leaders in the cutlery industry. In addition to a worldwide distribution network and manufacturing resources in the U.S., Japan, Taiwan, Italy, and China, our innovation has also earned us an impressive portfolio of patents, trademarks, and industry awards. More importantly, it has allowed us to earn the trust and loyalty of countless thousands of dedicated knife users around the world—an audience to whom we are extremely grateful.