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PUMA IP 810601 Tiny Stag Folder

$75.00

Current stock: 1

PUMA IP Tiny Stag Folder ~

The PUMA IP 810601 TINY STAG is a compact folding pocket knife produced under the PUMA IP (International Production) line, which utilizes a collaboration between PUMA Solingen and specialized Spanish partner-manufacturers. Made around 2009.

Specifications

Origin: Made in Spain.
Blade Material: Typically crafted from 1.4116 stainless steel, a standard for PUMA IP folding knives, offering a balance of corrosion resistance and edge retention.
Hardness: Usually rated at 55-57 HRC on the Rockwell scale.
Handle: Features genuine staghorn scales, which vary in color and texture, making each knife unique.
Design: Part of PUMA's "tiny" or "mini" series, designed for everyday carry (EDC) with a lightweight frame (approx. 80-90g) and a compact blade length typically under 8 cm.
Locking Mechanism: Most folders in this series utilize a back lock (lockback) system for safety.

The "IP" designation confirms that while the design and quality control are overseen by PUMA in Germany, the manufacturing is executed in Spain to provide a high price-performance ratio.

Original box
Condition is around near mint , has been used, some patina on handle, see all photos

NKCA Grading system

MINT: A factory fresh knife, absolutely original as it came from the manufacturer, not carried or sharpened, a perfect knife.

NEAR MINT: A new knife that has seen sometimes, show some slight carry or shop wear, blades snap perfectly, handles show no cracks.

EXCELLENT: Shows no more than 10% blade wear, handles are sound, no cracks, blades snap good.

VERY GOOD: About 25% blade wear, slight cracks in handles, may have one lazy blade, stamping clearly visible to the naked eye, no blades changed or repaired.

FAIR: 50% blade wear, blades lazy, cracks and chips in handles, handles replaced with same type, blades repaired, stampings faint but readable with a glass.

POOR: Blades very worn, handles bad or missing, blades have been replaced with the same type, reading of the stamp is almost impossible, even with a glass, good mostly only for parts.