![]() ![]() ![]() tang/blade stamp: WH scale/handle: Mokume steel: ATS-34 overall length: 4.5" date/era: 2005 notes: Sapphire button inlay |
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![]() ![]() ![]() tang/blade stamp: Smith and Wesson Police Issue (front) Design by Rocky Moser (back) scale/handle: Zytel and stag steel: 440A overall length: 4.8" date/era: 1996-1999 notes: In 1996 the owner of Visalia Manufacturing, Boyd Britt, his sister Terry, and their friend and employee Rocky Moser began manufacturing Rocky's small automatic knife design for Smith and Wesson. This design is most likely the first knife to be intended as a "Califonia Legal," although Robbie Dalton's "California Special" seems to be the first mini-auto to utilize the state's name in the title of the knife. |
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![]() ![]() tang/blade stamp: scale/handle: Zytel and black Dymondwood steel: either 440A or 154-CM overall length: 4.8" date/era: 1999-2003 notes: When Smith and Wesson stopped selling the design, Boyd Britt began making them for Barnaby Zelman's company, Delta Z Knives, which closed it's doors in February of 2003. |
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![]() ![]() tang/blade stamp: Califonia Knives 154-CM scale/handle: Zytel and Dymondwood steel: either 154-CM overall length: 4.8" date/era: 2006 notes: A couple years after Delta Z went out of business, Boyd and Terry Britt along with Brooks Norton began manufacturing and marketing the knives under the Califonia Knives name, which they still do as of 2008. |
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![]() ![]() tang/blade stamp: Califonia Knives 154-CM scale/handle: carbon fiber steel: either 154-CM overall length: 4.8" date/era: 2006 |
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![]() ![]() tang/blade stamp: Califonia Knives 154-CM scale/handle: Titanium with abalone inlay steel: either ATS34 overall length: 4.8" date/era: 2009 |
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![]() ![]() tang/blade stamp: Micro Striker - Made in USA scale/handle: anodized aluminum steel: ATS-34 overall length: 4.8" date/era: 2006-2007 notes: |
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![]() ![]() tang/blade stamp: GT Knives USA scale/handle: aluminum steel: ATS-34 overall length: 4.75 date/era: notes: |
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