After using and owning knives from many manufacturers, it’s become harder for me to find one with the “wow” factor. It’s even more of a surprise when I find a knife that wows me that comes from a company known primarily for making great flashlights. This is just my way of telling you that I’m really impressed with the 
        SureFire
       Delta.
I first saw the Delta back in October at a seminar held by XS Sights at Blackwater USA. Dick Williams, media relations director for SureFire, attended the event and let us use a number of the company’s products for low light and night fire demonstrations. He also gave me a quick preview of the Delta Knife. 
Like I said, the Delta has a high “wow” factor. And before I left Blackwater, I told the SureFire reps that I had to have one to play with…uh…review for POLICE. 
The Delta is a really handsome knife that comes in a padded case. It looks like a real collector’s item, but make no mistake, SureFire designed this folder to be a tool for operators, not just to sit on a shelf and collect dust.
The Delta features a frame lock system to secure the blade when it is open. This locking system is strong, and it is easy to manipulate even when wearing gloves. You can’t say the same things about many liner-lock or back-lock knives. 
The Delta’s frame is made of titanium alloy. It’s light, very strong, and durable. For aesthetics and to reduce glare, the frame is bead blasted. This process also gives texture to the frame and helps to make it slip resistant.


