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SEARCHKahr Firearms Group's Kahr Spyderco Delica4 is a distinctive variation of one of Spyderco’s most popular folding knives available exclusively through Kahr. The shorter blade makes it legal in jurisdictions with strict blade-length limitations.
Photo of Kahr Delica4 Knife courtesy of the Kahr Firearms Group
Kahr Firearms Group 's Kahr Spyderco Delica4 is a distinctive variation of one of Spyderco’s most popular folding knives available exclusively through Kahr.
Created by self-defense authority Michael Janich, the Kahr signature Delica4 offers Kahr its own unique design by combining a full-length handle with a compact 2.5-inch blade. The shorter blade makes it legal in jurisdictions with strict blade-length limitations without sacrificing leverage, control, or cutting power.
The Kahr Delica4 features a stonewashed VG-10 stainless steel blade with a smooth thumb ramp. The sturdy back lock mechanism locks the blade in place when open, and includes a Boye Dent relief cut to prevent unintentional lock release. The Trademark Round Hole found on all Spyderco blades ensures quick, positive, one-handed opening. Other features include the Bi-Directional Textured handle scales injection molded from fiberglass-reinforced nylon and skeletonized stainless steel liners that reduce the overall weight of the knife to just 2.5 ounces.
The perfect companion to Kahr’s compact pistols, the Kahr Delica4 is also designed to maximize its concealment properties. It is offered in three discreet handle colors – black, khaki, and denim-blue – to blend discreetly with common pant colors. In addition, the blade, four-position pocket clip, and all other hardware feature a non-reflective stonewashed finish.
The Kahr Spyderco Delica4 is available through Kahr Arms at www.kahr.com and select Kahr dealers and distributors. MSRP is $99.
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