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Overview
The Craighead is the largest bushcraft knife made by TG Knives. The bespoke blade style has been created with the help and expertise of a Special Forces British soldier for maximum control and versatility when in use. Like all of TG Knives, the Craighead has been sourced from premium German steel ensuring strength and toughness. A pronounced finger choil allows for greater control but also comfort when performing high effort tasks. Our TAD Edition comes with bright orange G10 liners under the olive drab Micarta slabs to aid in locating the knife if dropped in the bush.
The sheath is handmade black Kydex in a fold over pattern. A prominent thumb ramp aids in deployment. The sheath is fitted with a TecLock for secure belt attachment.
This blade will incorporate the details featured on the knife used by Christain Craighead (excluding serial number). TG Knives and TAD logos mirror each other at the blades base.
Bred for hard, honest use, the Craighead lives up to its heritage as a compact, lightweight and versatile tool with a distinctive place in history.
Due to the nature of custom items, slight variations may occur.
By placing an order with Triple Aught Design, you are verifying that you are over 18 years of age and are aware of all local, state and federal laws regarding the possession of, or the carrying of this product. Triple Aught Design shall be held blameless for any infraction of laws made by the purchaser.
Features
- Drop point O1 steel with substantial choil.
- Contoured OD Micarta slabs over orange G10 liners.
- Fold over Kydex sheath with substantial thumb ramp to aid in deployment.
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This blade will incorporate the details featured on the knife used by Christain Craighead (excluding serial number). TG Knives and TAD logos mirror each other at the blades base.
(Image taken from Christian Craighead Instagram @christian_craighead)
Behind the scenes of TG Knives
Tom Garbett is a renowned knife maker whose early passion for crafting led him to start his career as a blacksmith before later training as a knife smith. Drawing from his experience as a deer stalker, Tom rigorously tested and refined his knives in the hills, ensuring their exceptional performance. Operating as a one-man band, he meticulously handles every aspect of the knife-making process by hand, from design to final polish. Originally from the picturesque Wye Valley, Tom relocated to Scotland, where his craftsmanship has flourished. His dedication and skill have earned him the distinction of supplying knives to the UK Special Forces as well as attracting a global clientele.
