Russian Lochsa
Russian Lochsa
Scott Cook · 95 mm blade · Frame lock. 1 model in the catalog.
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Also listed as: Lochsa
About this line
The Russian Lochsa is the first collaboration with Scott Cook, announced in May 2021 and released by lottery on 2 November 2024, based on his Lochsa. It is the factory's first integral: the handle is machined from a single piece of titanium rather than two scales, so there is a pivot screw but no handle screw and no backspacer. The pocket clip attaches with a hidden screw, and on the presentation side the pivot screw is concealed under inlays shaped like bolsters. Where Cook's Lochsa opens on a thumb stud, the Russian Lochsa is a flipper. The blade has satin flats and stonewashed primary bevels. The pivot runs on a bushing with bronze washers rather than the roller bearings usual on the factory's projects with Western makers. The run was 100 pieces, split between lotteries in Russia and North America.
Facts
- Blade length
- 95mm (3.74n)
- Blade thickness
- 3.5mm (0.14in)
- Handle thickness
- —
- Handle length
- 125mm (4.92in)
- Overall length
- 218 mm
- Weight
- 145 grams (5.12oz)
- Pivot
- Bushing system with bronze washers
- Steel
- S90V
- Handle options
- Titanium
- Locking mechanism
- Frame lock
- Grind
- Full flat grind
- Clip
- Titanium, attached by a hidden screw
- Backspacer
- None; integral handle
- Hardware
- Single pivot screw, concealed on the presentation side under bolster-style inlays; no handle screw
- Designer
- Scott Cook
- Collaboration partner
- Scott Cook
- Total production
- 100 pieces
- First release
- 2021-05-30
- Status
- Project
- On factory site
- Not currently listed
Models in this line
Columns
Russian Lochsa | Collaboration | 2024 | S90V | 100 pcs | — |
Customs in this line
4 customs on the Russian Lochsa platformBy year, with the workshop's photographs and the steel, finish and handle of each, and what recurs across them.Secondary market for the Russian Lochsa
2 observations in the last 12 months across 2 sources (RU, US). Thin market: figures behind sign-in.