Jacksonville, Alabama – Bear & Son Cutlery, one of America’s largest knife manufacturers, announces the launch of its new 4” Stainless Steel Framelock, model 112A. This assisted-opening pocketknife delivers fast deployment, solid lockup, and dependable everyday carry performance.
The 112A features a modified drop-point blade made from 440 Stainless Steel. Known for edge retention, rust resistance, and ability to sharpen with ease, this steel makes the knife ready for daily use. The blade deploys quickly with ambidextrous thumb studs or a flipper, while framelock keeps it secure during work.
Built in Alabama, the 112A features stainless steel handles that are strength, ergonomic, and low maintenance. A pocket clip and smooth edges make it comfortable to carry and easy to draw. Compact, durable, and affordable, the 112A is built for knife enthusiasts and EDC users alike.
Bear & Son Cutlery 4” Stainless Steel Framelock Specifications
- Model: 112A
- Blade Material: High Carbon Stainless Steel
- Handle Material: Stainless Steel
- Overall Length: 6 ¾”
- Blade Length: 2 7/8”
- Weight: 3.8 oz.
- MSRP: $59.99
- Origin: Jacksonville, Alabama
To learn more about Bear & Son Cutlery’s 2025 pocket knives, download the online product guide, visit www.bearandsoncutlery.com or call 256-435-2227.
About Bear & Son Cutlery:
Bear & Son Cutlery is equipped with a rich family tradition in knife making and employs a skilled and experienced work force that is capable of performing many of the extra hand operations that go into the making of their products. The Bear & Son Cutlery factory is unique. It is full self-contained. While some companies only assemble parts brought from various suppliers and put their names on the product, Bear & Son Cutlery does everything in-house from building their own blanking dies to heat treating, grinding and assembly, and hand finishing products. These steps ensure that Bear & Son Cutlery is of excellent quality and a real value for both the dealer and consumer. Their ongoing commitment is to make them in America and make them affordable.
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