7777 Bareknuckle: New From Kershaw

Meanwhile, at Kershaw Knives, they’ve started 2019 with a knife that has a great name to go along with solid construction, reputation, and award-winning design: the 7777 Bareknuckle.

The 7777 Bareknuckle was inspired by the original Zero Tolerance model 0777. While it maintains many features of the original ZT0777, the new Kershaw version has been slimmed down and crafted from superior materials. Though officially released in 2018, the 7777 Bareknuckle is just now becoming available and will be appearing next week at SHOT Show 2019.

The Kershaw website says,

The blade is Sandvik 14C28N, a blade steel that was originally created through a Kershaw–Sandvik partnership to produce this high-performance steel. Increased nitrogen in the formula enables 14C28N to provide excellent corrosion resistance and the ability to be hardened to 58–60 Rockwell. Sandvik calls 14C28N the overall highest performing knife steel in the world that still maintains the productivity benefit of being fine-blankable.

The Bareknuckle comes with handsome, anodized-aluminum handles in matte gray. And like our popular Knockout, the Bareknuckle features Kershaw’s patented Sub-Frame Lock to lighten in-pocket weight and to ensure safe blade lock up while in use. The blade opens manually with Kershaw’s KVT ball-bearing system and a flipper. For an additional touch of style, the blade rotates out of the handle on an oversized pivot. We complete the Bareknuckle with a reversible, deep-carry pocket clip for convenient carry on the left or right.

Download the product spec sheet for more information.

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