Toor Knives Kingpin

Low-Profile Fixed Blade for Prone Operations

The Toor Knives Kingpin was developed with Marine snipers who needed a blade that wouldn't interfere with extended prone positions. This skeletonized fixed blade weighs just 2.9 ounces and measures under 3/8 inch thick, making it one of the most streamlined tactical knives available. The tanto tip and straight edges are coated with KG Gunkote for corrosion resistance.

Key Features

• Skeletonized Construction: Material removed from handle center reduces weight to 2.9 ounces
• Ultra-Thin Profile: Under 3/8 inch thick for comfortable prone positioning
• Paracord Wrap Handle: Cross-weave pattern provides secure grip with minimal bulk
• Tanto Point Design: Penetrates tough materials and handles detail work
• KG Gunkote Finish: Corrosion-resistant coating protects blade and tang
• FlexTech Kydex Sheath: Adjustable retention with friction offsets eliminates rattle

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes this knife suitable for prone shooting positions?

The skeletonized handle design and ultra-thin profile keep the knife under 3/8 inch thick. This prevents pressure points when lying prone for extended periods, which was the primary design requirement from Marine snipers.

How much paracord comes with the knife?

The handle features a cross-weave paracord wrap, and each knife ships with approximately 7.5 inches of additional paracord lanyard. You can add a bead or trim it to your preferred length.

Does the sheath prevent blade rattle?

Yes, the FlexTech Kydex sheath includes multiple friction offsets that eliminate blade rattle while allowing you to adjust retention to your preference.

What is KG Gunkote and why use it?

KG Gunkote is a corrosion-resistant coating applied to the entire blade and tang. It protects against moisture and wear while maintaining the knife's low-profile appearance.

Is this knife made in the USA?

Yes, every Toor Knives Kingpin is manufactured in the United States and comes with Toor's standard warranty coverage.