Capricorn Maglock Prototype Oeser Edition

$3,150.00

Material

Color

Westinghouse

Variation

This one of a kind prototype Capricorn Maglock features Westinghouse micarta, Magnacut steel and “Proto” etched into the blade.

The Capricorn, one of our signature designs, is only produced to the highest level of fit and finish. Jarred Oeser not only updated the design, he smashed the mold and re-imagined the Capricorn as only a master of design could.

This edition features the Maglock mechanism based off of Barry Wood’s design. Technically a non-locking folder, the handle splits to rotate open and closed. It is held by rare earth magnets in the blackened titanium backspacer. Once in hand, the magnets and your grip hold the knife securely and safely in position.

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BEAUTIFUL INTEGRATION

The handle assembly is a beautiful integration of materials and construction. The titanium Maglock frame has OD G10 overlays with our triple fullers milled deep. The pivot itself is stunningly constructed with custom blackened titanium surrounded by a faux pivot plate with our logo laser etched.

Finer details include the Oeser logo laser etched into the blade and a blackened titanium backspacer. The pivot and hardware match the backspacer with blackened titanium. Finally the inside liners have had our topo pattern applied, hinting at the thoughtful details applied to every step of construction. The Capricorn Oeser Edition, a limited masterpiece that will excel as a centerpiece of a collection for generations to come.

Jared oeser KNIVES

Jared Oeser has spent a lifetime studying art and design. As a craftsman by trade he has been able to bring his unique visions to life with an unwavering attention to detail. As a longtime collector of knives he decided to pivot to knifemaking with the same dedication in 2011. He credits his friend David Lang with teaching him the skills needed to hone his craft. Since then he has built a portfolio of unique, timeless classics that combine modern materials and techniques with an old traditional style.