Gerber 06 Auto 10th Anniversary Knife

by
posted on November 16, 2016
** When you buy products through the links on our site, we may earn a commission that supports NRA's mission to protect, preserve and defend the Second Amendment. **
gerber-06-automatic-knife-f.jpg
The 06 Auto 10th Anniversary knife from Gerber is an updated redesign of the company's popular automatic-open knife.

The 06 Auto features a drop-point S30V stainless steel blade that is 3.8 inches long and folds into an anodized aluminum handle with an olive drab Cerakote finish. Unfolded, the overall length of the knife is 8.7 inches long. The blade is released with an oversized blade-release button that allows the blade to unfold from the knife body without any assistance from the user.

The knife also features a lock that secures the blade in place when deployed. if the lock is engaged while the blade is folded, the auto-open feature is frozen and actuating the push-button deployment will not release the blade. The knife also features a striking pommel and a lanyard hole for easy carry.

This knife is available through Gerber's Pro Program, which sells gear to active-duty military and full-time first responders, veterans or the company's industry partners. Suggested retail price on the Gerber 06 Auto is $237.

Latest

Falco duty holster
Falco duty holster

First Look: New Kydex Duty Holsters from Falco

Carry your duty pistol and keep it where it should be.

I Carry: TriStar APOC 9 mm Pistol in a Falco Holster

In this week's episode of "I Carry," we have a TriStar APOC 9 mm pistol in a Falco Holsters TalonGuard A910 holster with a Bear & Son D2 Rancher Sideliner pocketknife.

West Virginia Police Select Shadow Systems Pistols

The West Virginia State Police placed an order for 700 Shadow Systems pistols.

SAR USA SAR-9 Gen 3 Subcompact Pistol Review

The SAR9 Gen 3 Subcompact brings both performance and value to the table.

First Look: Warne Vapor Bipod

An inexpensive yet robust way to stabilize your rifle.

Handguns: Are Revolvers Extinct?

Will the medium-frame, double-action revolver go the way of the dinosaur?

Interests



Get the best of Shooting Illustrated delivered to your inbox.