Heretic Medusa Manual - Yellow Cel Shade, MagnaCut Tanto - Made in USA (H009-CS-YW)

Yellow cel shade Medusa, manual tanto.

The Medusa Manual is the heavier, hard use folder in the Medusa line, an evolution of Heretic's Martyr. This one wears the Cel Shade Yellow finish, a hand painted Cerakote treatment carried across the MagnaCut tanto blade and the aluminum handle. Yellow completes the four original Cel Shade colors, and this is the final production run of the manual Medusa for this generation. You open it with the flipper tab or the thumb hole over a ball bearing pivot, and it locks up on a frame lock.

Note from Lone Star Knife and Supply: The cel shade is hand painted in Cerakote and runs across both the blade and the handle, so the yellow comic book look is the whole knife, not a coating on one side. It is a beefy folder for its size.

Why this one stands out

• MagnaCut tanto blade with a hand painted Yellow Cel Shade finish
• Opens on the flipper tab or thumb hole over a ball bearing pivot
• Frame lock with a steel insert
• Yellow Cel Shade aluminum handle with traction grip inserts
• Final production run of the manual Medusa for this generation

Specifications

• Blade Length: 3.00 in
• Overall Length: 7.50 in
• Handle Length: 4.50 in
• Blade Steel: CPM-MagnaCut
• Blade Style: Tanto
• Blade Thickness: 0.16 in
• Blade Finish: Yellow Cel Shade Cerakote
• Handle Material: Yellow Cel Shade aluminum
• Lock Type: Frame lock
• Deployment: Manual, flipper tab and thumb hole
• Weight: Approx. 6.5 oz
• Pocket Clip: Roller ball, tip up right hand
• Designer: Tony Marfione Jr.
• Country of Origin: Made in USA

A hand painted Yellow Cel Shade Medusa manual, the last of the generation and a beefy MagnaCut tanto folder.

About Heretic Knives

Heretic Knives is led by Tony Marfione Jr. and builds its out the front autos, side opening autos, and folders in Florida, USA. Every knife is backed by Heretic's lifetime warranty.

We Toured the Shop

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