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WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade

$400.00
  • WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon

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WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade

$400.00
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WE Knives - 923 Scoppio - Toni Teitzel design.

The Scoppio is the first collaboration with WE Knife and Toni Teitzel.

The 923 Scoppio model from We Knives is a slim and functional knife with an attractive design. It flips open extremely smoothly and quickly since it rides on ceramic bearings with a nice solid thunk upon lockup.

The 3.63" drop point blade is made from CPM-20CV stainless steel with a matte stonewash finish and an intricate compound grind. The properly designed flipper tab rockets the blade out and also doubles as a finger guard while open. The excellent handle is made from 6Al4V titanium with a stonewashed then an anodized finish. The shape locks it into your hand perfectly for extended hard use cutting tasks.

Featuring a 3D sculptured titanium handle and a 3.6 inch 20CV blade makes it ideal for Every Day Carry. It is manufactured with the precision of every WE Knife.

There are 3 versions of the knife - Blue or Grey with stone washed blade or all black blade and handle.

Comes in a storage pouch with cleaning cloth.

flipper, ball bearing action. Lock Insert.

SPECIFICATIONS

Model Number: 923
Model Name: Scoppio
Overall Length: 8.18" / 207.8mm
Blade Length: 3.63" / 92.3mm
Closed Length: 4.55" / 115.5mm
Blade Thickness: 0.16" / 4.0mm
Handle Thickness: 0.51" / 13.0mm
Weight: 4.62oz / 131g
Blade Material: CPM 20CV
Blade Hardness: 59-61HRC
Blade Grind: Compound
Blade Finish: Stonewash
Handle Material: 6AL4V Titanium
Pocket Clip:Tip-Up, Right Carry
Clip Material: 6AL4V Titanium
Screws Material: 6AL4V Titanium
Pivot Assembly: Caged Ceramic Ball Bearing
Locking Mechanism:Frame Lock
Designer:Toni Tietzel

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David Olney
Almost Excellent.

As I am a sucker for integrals, the We Knife Scoppio appealed to me immediately. I have not yet worked out how the pretend-integral handle is held together, but I very much like having no screws to mar the contouring of the handle. The handle is very comfortable for my medium sized hands, and some gimping on the back of the blade (to secure the thumb) would be helpful. I can feel the pocket clip, but it doesn’t feel like it is going to dig into my palm during extended use. Instead of having the typical wide section milled out to allow for the bend in the lock bar, the Scoppio has three thin milled out sections. I have no idea whether this will have any impact on lock performance, but it is certainly a more aesthetically pleasing way to design/mill a lock bar.

The Scoppio’s blade is both striking and strange. The overall profile is practical and appealing, with a choil that is a bit big for sharpening, and a bit too small for a finger choil. The swedge is very nice. The blade grind is striking, but I’m not sure what the designer, Toni Teitzel, was trying to achieve. The compound grind does not seem to hinder the blade, but neither does it seem to help it cut any better.

Enough of the Scoppio is good enough to call it almost excellent.

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WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon
WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon
WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon
WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon
WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon
WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon
WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon
WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon
WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon
WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon
WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon
WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon
WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon
WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon
WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon
WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon
WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon
WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon
WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon
WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon
WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon
WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon
WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon
WE Knife - 923 Scoppio - CPM 20CV Blade - True Talon

WE Knives - 923 Scoppio - Toni Teitzel design.

The Scoppio is the first collaboration with WE Knife and Toni Teitzel.

The 923 Scoppio model from We Knives is a slim and functional knife with an attractive design. It flips open extremely smoothly and quickly since it rides on ceramic bearings with a nice solid thunk upon lockup.

The 3.63" drop point blade is made from CPM-20CV stainless steel with a matte stonewash finish and an intricate compound grind. The properly designed flipper tab rockets the blade out and also doubles as a finger guard while open. The excellent handle is made from 6Al4V titanium with a stonewashed then an anodized finish. The shape locks it into your hand perfectly for extended hard use cutting tasks.

Featuring a 3D sculptured titanium handle and a 3.6 inch 20CV blade makes it ideal for Every Day Carry. It is manufactured with the precision of every WE Knife.

There are 3 versions of the knife - Blue or Grey with stone washed blade or all black blade and handle.

Comes in a storage pouch with cleaning cloth.

flipper, ball bearing action. Lock Insert.

SPECIFICATIONS

Model Number: 923
Model Name: Scoppio
Overall Length: 8.18" / 207.8mm
Blade Length: 3.63" / 92.3mm
Closed Length: 4.55" / 115.5mm
Blade Thickness: 0.16" / 4.0mm
Handle Thickness: 0.51" / 13.0mm
Weight: 4.62oz / 131g
Blade Material: CPM 20CV
Blade Hardness: 59-61HRC
Blade Grind: Compound
Blade Finish: Stonewash
Handle Material: 6AL4V Titanium
Pocket Clip:Tip-Up, Right Carry
Clip Material: 6AL4V Titanium
Screws Material: 6AL4V Titanium
Pivot Assembly: Caged Ceramic Ball Bearing
Locking Mechanism:Frame Lock
Designer:Toni Tietzel