Both ~ Folder & Fixed
I got this Kershaw Leek for my birthday. I just happened to have it on me, when I took a mature doe last year. Instead of having to run into the house (and track mud all over the carpet), I decided to give it a whirl. It dressed the doe out effortlessly, like she was hot butter. I was so impressed with the Kershaw Leek, I also butchered the entire deer with it. It gets a thumbs-up from me!
The Kershaw Leek features: 3†440A high carbon stainless steel blade with dual thumb studs, ambidextrous Index Finger Opening extension and Speed-Safe assist, and 410 stainless steel handle, 4†closed, with bead blast finish, frame lock, blade safety (located at the butt end: slide button to free the blade tip), lanyard hole and end to end reversible pocket clip. Available in plain or part serrated edge. 3.1oz
I picked one of these up this year because, lets face it, a drop point is handier than a clip-point, at times. I can't wait to try 'er out...
Benchmade 10505 Rant
Blade Length: 4.48"
Blade Thickness: 0.139"
Blade Material: 440C Stainless Steel (N690 Early Production Runs)
Blade Hardness: 58-60HRC
Blade Style: Drop-Point
Lock Mechanism: Fixed w/ Biltâ„¢ System
Overall Length: 9.11"
Sheath Material: Black Ballistics Nylon w/Belt-Loop
Weight: 6.02oz.