New Snap-on tool knives

[wazu013]

My Grandson gave me a pair of knives with the Snap-on logo on them. I have to admit they're pretty
The 3 1/8" liner lock has 7Cr17moV blade steel and G10 scales. I know Kershaw used to make allot of them but this has no makers name on this one.
The other one is a key chain knife that's actually a tight little frame lock. I have no clue about the blade steel But I like the little bugger. It's actually got a lock bar stabilizer.
Any idea who's making these things? I'm to lazy to take pics right now so here's a couple from Blaine's website.

[junebug]

VERY COOL,WAZ!!!!!

I do not know who made those........the lil guy does LOOK gerber to me.....????

i do know i have seen SNAP-ON knives made by many companies,i think they pick a pattern from a companies reg line,and change it up a bit
i have seen:
CRKT
KERSHAW
BROWNING
GERBER

[philco]

Waz,

The first one screams Kershaw to me.

The second one looks strikingly similar to a Gerber I was gifted several years ago.

Nothing to back up either one but that's what I think.

edit: Congratulations on having such a fine grandson.

[deltaboy]

Fine knives.

[wazu013]

Here they are in the flesh, so to speak.

[deltaboy]

Well give them a good test run and see how they work in the real world.

[cody6268]

I saw them in Tractor Supply the other day and liked them a lot. I'm probably going to get the smaller one soon.

This online store, Knife Center, attributes them to Timberline Knives.

http://www.knifecenter.com/item/TM5216/ ... inch-Blade

[deltaboy]

Cool

[deltaboy]

Saw them today at the Store and they look nice.

[deltaboy]

I have not pulled the Trigger on one yet.

[deltaboy]

Still eyeballing them just not sure I want one just yet.