SigTac Rangemaster knife in OD

Published on July 9, 2008
Duration: 7:41

This review covers the SigTac folding tactical knife, highlighting its OD green, skeletonized aluminum handle and plain edge blade. The reviewer notes its sharp factory edge, tight lockup, and comfortable grip with gimping, though expresses dissatisfaction with the pivot-mounted clip. While specific steel details are unknown, the N690Co stamp suggests a quality material for its price point.

Quick Summary

The SigTac FX2PG folding tactical knife, estimated at $105, features a sharp N690Co steel blade with a modified drop point Tanto design and a reinforced tip. Its skeletonized aluminum handle offers a lightweight build, though it can collect debris. The liner lock provides tight, solid lockup, but the pivot-mounted clip is a notable drawback for carry preference.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction and Thanks
  2. 00:24Knife Overview: SigTac Folding Tactical Knife
  3. 00:41Blade Design and Features
  4. 01:00Factory Sharpness
  5. 01:11Reinforced Tip and Blade Shape
  6. 01:25Blade Length Estimation
  7. 01:46Steel Identification (N690Co)
  8. 02:05Blood Groove Discussion
  9. 02:45Lockup Mechanism and Tightness
  10. 03:11Handle Design: Skeletonized Aluminum
  11. 03:36Disadvantages of Skeletonized Design
  12. 04:03Liner Lock Operation
  13. 04:17Deployment Speed and Pivot Screw
  14. 04:54Handle Comfort and Ergonomics
  15. 05:05Gimping and Thumb Purchase
  16. 05:21Reverse Grip Comfort
  17. 05:33Pocket Clip Analysis
  18. 06:18Overall Aesthetics and Look
  19. 06:40First Offering Assessment
  20. 07:02Logo and Branding
  21. 07:10Price and Value Proposition
  22. 07:20Final Thoughts and Recommendation
  23. 07:27Closing Remarks and Thanks

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the estimated price of the SigTac FX2PG folding knife?

The SigTac FX2PG folding knife is estimated to sell for around $105 at Scags Police Supply. Prices may vary slightly if you search around for deals.

What type of steel is used in the SigTac FX2PG knife?

While not definitively confirmed by the reviewer, the stamp on the tang indicates 'N690 Co', suggesting the knife is made from N690Co steel, which is considered a quality material for its price point.

What are the pros and cons of the SigTac FX2PG's skeletonized aluminum handle?

The skeletonized aluminum handle makes the knife very lightweight and aesthetically pleasing. However, a disadvantage is that it can easily accumulate debris like mud and lint, requiring more frequent cleaning.

How is the lockup on the SigTac FX2PG folding knife?

The lockup on the SigTac FX2PG is described as tight and impressively solid, with no discernible movement up, down, or side-to-side. It utilizes a liner lock mechanism.

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