Russian Noks Poacher

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Russian Noks Poacher

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Just bought one of the sturdiest folding tactical knife I have ever held in my hand. Extremely impressed with this knife and was wondering if anyone knows anything about it. Its a Russian made knife by brand name of Noxs....model poacher. The locking mechanism is huge along with the blade thisckness ..I cant imagine the force required to break this locking mechanism over and believe it would be the king of any other folder as far as strength.....any comments?
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Welcome here.
We would appreciate several clear pictures of your knife.
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Locking mechanism and blade are atleast 5/16th of an inch wide at blade root.
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Markings on blade.
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Welcome to AAPK. Glad to have you aboard. Just a helping hint -- you can embed up to ten images in each post. There is no need to put each image in a separate post.

As for your knife, maybe Eustace will see this and have some information on it. He lives in Bulgaria and is very familiar with the Eastern European knives.
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Looks like it was made for export, because some of the blade etch is in English.
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There are some high end ($800 -$1000) tactical type folders coming out of Russia now as well as an assortment of much less expensive knives.
Your knife is truly 'built like a tank'. I'm sure it is as strong as a fixed blade when open.
There are other important factors that you will discover after using it a number of times: is the edge sharp ? does it hold the sharp edge through quite a lot of use ? and, is it difficult to re-sharpen ?
It needs a sheath or a pack to carry it. Too heavy for most pockets. A canvas work jacket with big patch pockets could give a comfortable carry.
To answer your actual question: never seen this name or knife before.
Hence by the knife lovers creed, you are now responsible for using it ++ and reporting back here in 2 weeks time with description of how it performed, drawbacks, etc. Hard core knifers post pics as well.
Thank you for showing us this rather unique knife. I suggest it's English name be "The Tank".
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Hi! Sorry to bother you.

I'm a manufacture of knives, I saw you have the HOKC brand knife, can I know where did you buy this knife? If you know the webiste could you reply me?
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Monica wrote: Tue Jun 18, 2024 8:50 am Hi.....
CF6MECH was last active on Saturday May 4, 2019 (5 years ago).
I seriously doubt that you'll get a response.
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