Pick up this Kershaw Launch 10 knife and add it to your collection with no regrets. It featurs a CA legal CPM-154 hawkbill blade and top-of-the-line automatic action. It is equipped with a deep carry pocket clip for secure tip-up carry. The Launch 10 is made in America. How can you go wrong? Pack this compact cutter and tackle all your cutting tasks with confidence.
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My New Favorite — Little, yet Mighty
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Jon C.
01-05-2022
This little beauty has become my new favorite daily knife. It’s the perfect size knife to do all the little things that knives are supposed to do throughout the day, from opening packages, boxes, letters, to cutting off tags and trimming paracord — it’s had a few weeks to perform and it has not failed yet to make me smile each time I pull it out and press that button. It snaps open with a real solid, powerful, and serious “SNAP!” You must make sure you’re holding it firmly or it will jump right out of your hand. The fidget-widget factor is high with this action, it’s rather pleasing and satisfying. It came out of the box very sharp, but I was able to put it on a leather strop to make it a razor. The hawk bill style blade is new for me, but I like how aggressive it is. It punctures and slices with remarkable ease. It’s like a talon that grabs it’s prey and rips right into it. It’s small enough to fit in my small change pocket, but it also tucks in nicely into my back pocket, or right into the front pocket without being noticeable. The tip up carry makes it even more rapid fire accessible when it’s clipped in. The clip is small, solid, doesn’t snag on things, and sits firmly in place when it’s clipped — no slipping out. I do carry much larger blades when I’m doing outdoor work, or on the trail, and that sort of thing, but they are just too big to carry around town, and even when they are deep pocket clips, I get a little nervous about them being too obvious, and I don’t want them to attract any unwanted attention. After all, an Indian found with a big automatic knife rarely goes over well…still. Though this knife is little, it be mighty. It is barely noticeable, so it’s exactly what I need as a daily carry, and even if it is open, it’s not much more than a penknife. But, trust me, the moment you pop it open…SNAP!…anyone around you will go “What the…” it is that awesome…knife envy. So far, the edge has held up very well, great edge retention, and easy to sharpen, I’m sold on the CPM 154 steel. I am now a complete convert to that steel for this kind of all purpose, every day blade. I added a paracord lanyard, as I do with all my knives, which adds not only a little extension to the handle, but also allows me to see it and find it if I should set it down somewhere. Yes, this is my new favorite, and all my other knives are sadly waiting for me to fall out of love with this little beastie so they can get back in the rota. Poor things. Give it time, he’ll come back…
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Pick up this Kershaw Launch 10 knife and add it to your collection with no regrets. It featurs a CA legal CPM-154 hawkbill blade and top-of-the-line automatic action. It is equipped with a deep carry pocket clip for secure tip-up carry. The Launch 10 is made in America. How can you go wrong? Pack this compact cutter and tackle all your cutting tasks with confidence.
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Specifications
Overall Length:5.20"
Blade Length:1.90"
Blade Width:0.88"
Blade Thickness:0.12"
Blade Material:CPM 154
Blade Style:Hawkbill
Blade Grind:Flat
Finish:Stonewash
Edge Type:Plain
Handle Length:3.20"
Handle Width:0.875"
Handle Thickness:0.48"
Handle Material:Aluminum
Color:Gray
Weight:1.81 oz.
User:Right Hand, Left Hand
Pocket Clip:Tip-Up
Knife Type:Automatic
Opener:Push Button
Lock Type:Button Lock
Brand:Kershaw
Model:Launch 10
Model Number:7350
Country of Origin:USA
Best Use:Everyday Carry
Product Type:Knife
My New Favorite — Little, yet Mighty
SSSSS
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Jon C.
01-05-2022
This little beauty has become my new favorite daily knife. It’s the perfect size knife to do all the little things that knives are supposed to do throughout the day, from opening packages, boxes, letters, to cutting off tags and trimming paracord — it’s had a few weeks to perform and it has not failed yet to make me smile each time I pull it out and press that button. It snaps open with a real solid, powerful, and serious “SNAP!” You must make sure you’re holding it firmly or it will jump right out of your hand. The fidget-widget factor is high with this action, it’s rather pleasing and satisfying. It came out of the box very sharp, but I was able to put it on a leather strop to make it a razor. The hawk bill style blade is new for me, but I like how aggressive it is. It punctures and slices with remarkable ease. It’s like a talon that grabs it’s prey and rips right into it. It’s small enough to fit in my small change pocket, but it also tucks in nicely into my back pocket, or right into the front pocket without being noticeable. The tip up carry makes it even more rapid fire accessible when it’s clipped in. The clip is small, solid, doesn’t snag on things, and sits firmly in place when it’s clipped — no slipping out. I do carry much larger blades when I’m doing outdoor work, or on the trail, and that sort of thing, but they are just too big to carry around town, and even when they are deep pocket clips, I get a little nervous about them being too obvious, and I don’t want them to attract any unwanted attention. After all, an Indian found with a big automatic knife rarely goes over well…still. Though this knife is little, it be mighty. It is barely noticeable, so it’s exactly what I need as a daily carry, and even if it is open, it’s not much more than a penknife. But, trust me, the moment you pop it open…SNAP!…anyone around you will go “What the…” it is that awesome…knife envy. So far, the edge has held up very well, great edge retention, and easy to sharpen, I’m sold on the CPM 154 steel. I am now a complete convert to that steel for this kind of all purpose, every day blade. I added a paracord lanyard, as I do with all my knives, which adds not only a little extension to the handle, but also allows me to see it and find it if I should set it down somewhere. Yes, this is my new favorite, and all my other knives are sadly waiting for me to fall out of love with this little beastie so they can get back in the rota. Poor things. Give it time, he’ll come back…
