Video of Kershaw Faultline 8760 Liner Lock Flipper Knife

Here is the Kershaw Faultline 8760. This knife is sized right for comfort, but packs a bigger-than-expected 3 inch blade! It is made of quality 8Cr13MoV stainless steel and is black-oxide coated for extra protection against corrosion. The olive drab handle is made of glass-filled nylon with a rubberized, super-grippy and textured overmold. It has an insert liner lock to offer blade-lockup security without all of the added weight. The Kershaw KVT ball-bearing opening system makes this knife smooth and easy to open one-handed.

Kershaw 8760 video transcript:

This is the Kershaw Fault Line model eight seven six zero. Kershaw has put a nice set together here with black and then you have black with the olive drab color. It just looks really nice and yet tactical ready for just about anything. You have the inset liner lock system where it locks that blade into place. Again, just push down to close that knife. It's going to open, assisted opening with a flipper here and you heard that lock into place real nice. This blade is three inches overall is seven inches so it's a four inch handle weighs three point nine ounces. That system is called the KVT, it's a ball-bearing opening system so that's why it's nice and smooth. With that flipper you do have a single position, this is a deep carry pocket clip right hand end tip up. The steel is made with 8Cr13Mov, you'll see that printed on the back here, black oxide coating on the front and the back. Now the handle front and back also has this rubber overmold, it's really nice, nice soft but it is glass filled nylon on the other side or on, you know, around the molding there for this olive drab color. You'll see nice jimping here too for when you do bear down and work. Nice openness helps it give you lightweight, just put a little bit of wrist action into that, open that up and you heard that lock nicely so the fault line will will be great. It looks good, ready for anything. You have model eight seven six zero.