Protech Godfather Available In Stock

Protech Godfather: This Godfather “Tuxedo Gold” knife features a black anodized aluminum frame and ivory Micarta inlays with a US gold Eagle 1/10 oz. coin inset. The hardware is gold plated and titanium pocket clip is too. The blade is Chad Nichols stainless Damascus steel. This fine knife is part of a numbered run of 20 knives.

The design of the Pro-Tech Godfather automatic was influenced by the original Italian “Stiletto” knives. It features Pro-Tech’s signature bayonet style blade, a slim handle and premium materials. The Godfather utilizes a coil spring for impressive push button action that never grows old. The build, fit and finish of the Godfather is exceptional, something that is true of all Pro-Tech knives.

FAQ On Protech Godfather

The Pro-Tech Godfather is their flagship knife. The Godfather is a modern “stiletto” style automatic knife with fast coil spring action, a slim profile and also uperior craftsmanship.

The Founding of ProTech Knives

The story of ProTech Knives takes its root in the closing years of the 20th century, in 1999, when a visionary entrepreneur and an ardent aficionado of knives, Dave Wattenberg, identified a promising opportunity in the marketplace for superior quality automatic knives.

• Are Pro-Tech knives any good?

Pro-Tech is known for making some of the best automatic knives on the market. Their commitment to excellence has helped them turn out incredible products for the last 20 years. From snappy everyday carry knives to beefy tactical folders, Pro-Tech knives have been a top choice for LEO and military personnel.

• Who makes the Godfather automatic knife?

Pro-Tech

When designing the Godfather automatic knife, Pro-Tech took inspiration from the classic Italian stiletto but added a modern twist.

FAQ On Automatic Knives

Automatic Knives, also called switchblade knives, have a spring-loaded blade. Unlocked, the blade opens with the force of the spring and locks itself in place. The spring is usually unlocked by pressing a button or switch. This convenient and fast blade opening method is very popular with many users.

• What are automatic knives good for?

Automatic knives are durable and long-lasting.

Automatic knives usually are forged of aluminum or stainless steel, tough materials that can stand up to just about any task. They will maintain a sharp edge even when used to cut through such things as heavy-duty rope and plastic.

• What is the history of automatic knives?

The first automatic blades were made by European smiths in the mid-18th century and they were also used as folding spike bayonets on flintlock and coach guns. By the mid-19th century, the first actual examples of switchblade knives were created. And just like today, they varied in models and quality.

• What is the difference between a switchblade and an automatic knife?

Although commonly confused with switchblade knives, a switchblade can be opened automatically simply with the push of a button, but the user of an assisted-opening knife must open it about one-quarter of the way (45°) before the mechanism opens the knife the rest of the way.

• Are automatic knives durable?

Automatic knives are durable and long-lasting.

Automatic knives usually are forged of aluminum or stainless steel, tough materials that can stand up to just about any task. They will maintain a sharp edge even when used to cut through such things as heavy-duty rope and plastic.

FAQ On Carbon Fiber Knife

Carbon fiber is a lightweight and strong material that is commonly used in the manufacturing of knife handles and blades. It is made by weaving carbon fibers together and bonding them with a resin or plastic matrix, which creates a composite material that is highly durable and resistant to impact, corrosion, and wear.

• Are carbon fiber knives any good?

Anywhere you need an extremely strong material with lightweight you will likely find carbon fiber. In terms of strength, carbon fiber is one of the strongest materials used today for knife handles. It is much stiffer than steel, and five times stronger. In terms of durability, it will last a lifetime of heavy use.

• What are the benefits of carbon knives?

That’s right: carbon steel stays sharper longer than stainless. Second, and this is really important, carbon steel, despite being harder than stainless steel, is way easier to sharpen than stainless. * This is critical because, in my experience, knives that are used frequently simply don’t stay very sharp for long.

• What are the disadvantages of carbon steel knives?

Corrosion resistance: Due to the high carbon content and lower chromium content most of these steels lack corrosion resistance, making them much more susceptible to darkening and rust. This is particularly evident when working in wet environments or exposing the blade to acids that can be found in some foods. (godfather auto, american innovation, auto knife ).