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The CRKT 1130 Elishewitz Pharaoh was introduced around 2009 (featured in the CRKT 2009 product catalog) and was subsequently discontinued.
• Designer: Allen Elishewitz
• Blade Length: 3.625" (9.2 cm)
• Overall Length: 8.25" (21.0 cm)
• Closed Length: 4.75" (12.1 cm)
• Blade Material: AUS-8 stainless steel with a bead-blast finish and a hardness of 56–58 HRC
• Blade Style: Modified clip point / recurve with a swedged top edge and high hollow grind
• Handle Material: Textured black Zytel / GFN scales with brushed stainless steel bolsters and dual stainless steel liners
• Weight: ~7.0 oz (198 g)
• Opening Mechanism: Push-button automatic with dual thumb studs
• Lock Type: Button lock paired with CRKT’s patented AutoLAWKS automatic safety system
Design & Features
• Blade Geometry: Features a distinctive long-clip style reminiscent of historical blades, combining a piercing tip with a recurved belly designed to feed material (wood, cord, vegetation) smoothly into the cutting edge.
• Lockup & Safety: The button lock is reinforced by the AutoLAWKS lever, which automatically engages upon opening. To close the knife, you must pull back the AutoLAWKS lever while simultaneously pressing the button lock, making accidental closure virtually impossible during heavy use.
• Collectibility: Because the model has been discontinued by CRKT, it is widely sought after by collectors as a vintage/rare production tactical auto.
Please see photos dusty from being stored.
