This Elite Tactical model 1027GN features a green G-10 handle and a tanto style blade with a gray titanium nitride coating. It offers rapid deployment with thumb studs and a ball bearing pivot. Add a sleek, affordable folder to your EDC rotation with the Elite Tactical 1027GN.
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Darin M.
07-01-2021
I like the ball bearing mechanism so I bought it. It's cheaper, sure, but does that mean the knife should come so dull it couldn't cut a plastic bag? Poked it in to cut, all it did was tear the bag down the center. I attempted to sharpen it and it wouldn't hold an edge. I inquired about it's poor blade (and the sticky ball bearing which wouldn't even return the blade to closed position without help).
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This Elite Tactical model 1027GN features a green G-10 handle and a tanto style blade with a gray titanium nitride coating. It offers rapid deployment with thumb studs and a ball bearing pivot. Add a sleek, affordable folder to your EDC rotation with the Elite Tactical 1027GN.
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Specifications
Overall Length:7.875"
Blade Length:3.375"
Blade Width:1.00"
Blade Thickness:0.12"
Blade Material:Stainless Steel
Blade Style:Tanto
Blade Grind:Flat
Finish:Gray
Edge Type:Serrated
Handle Length:4.75"
Handle Width:1.00"
Handle Thickness:0.50"
Handle Material:G-10
Color:OD Green
Frame/Liner:Steel
Weight:4.01 oz.
User:Right Hand
Pocket Clip:Tip-Up
Knife Type:Manual
Opener:Thumb Stud
Lock Type:Crossbar Lock
Brand:Elite Tactical
Model:ET-1027GN
Country of Origin:China
Best Use:Everyday Carry
Product Type:Knife
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Darin M.
07-01-2021
I like the ball bearing mechanism so I bought it. It's cheaper, sure, but does that mean the knife should come so dull it couldn't cut a plastic bag? Poked it in to cut, all it did was tear the bag down the center. I attempted to sharpen it and it wouldn't hold an edge. I inquired about it's poor blade (and the sticky ball bearing which wouldn't even return the blade to closed position without help).
