The louvred clip design adds traction for positive draw without added drag in pocket transition.Ĭarries via a reversible stainless steel deep carry clip.Ĭrucible 154CM: Originally developed as a stainless bearing steel, 154CM is an improved version of 440C with added molybdenum that offers improved resistance to pitting from corrosion and higher hardness for better edge retention. A pommel hook and forward guard lock the knife in hand while the smooth operating button lock provides rock solid reliability and safe use backed by a slide safety for added security in carry. It features a slender CPM-154 drop point blade and an aluminum handle that’s been precision milled for secure grip and excellent ergonomics. The Hogue A01 Microswitch is a mid-sized automatic folding knife with a snappy action and unbeatable construction. Handle: Hard anodized aluminum slabs are chamfered for comfort and milled with grooves for traction. Hogue knives are some of the best when it comes to functionality and performance. It features a 3.5 black Cerakoted drop point blade and black. The rugged stonewashed finish hides wear from use. This Ballista I is another addition to Hogues quality line of automatic folding knives. A high saber grind and spine swedge offer a solid balance of strength and performance with fast, smooth, and reliable automatic deployment. This version has a black hard anodized handle and stonewashed drop point blade.īlade: The drop point 154CM blade offers a utilitarian profile for daily use with a versatile clean slicing plain cutting edge. Cryo treated 154CM stainless steel provides time tested performance and easy maintenance. The button operated coil spring mechanism delivers fast automatic deployment when the seconds count. Lightweight and durable 6061-T6 aluminum forms the foundation with an ergonomic design and strategic milling for a secure grip. Visit for the latest information on all things Arkansas Volleyball.Simple and robust the Hogue Ballista I offers the tactical advantage for a daily carry automatic folder. UT’s Morgahn Fingall leads the SEC in kills/set with 4.11.SEC victories for Vols this season have come against Mizzou, Texas A&M and South Carolina.All of Arkansas’ victories against Tennessee in the last 10 outings (3-7) have come in Fayetteville.She also had a team-high 12 digs for a double-double and hit.
On Saturday, the Hogs put up a strong fight in five sets, and despite the loss, junior Taylor Head hit an offensive milestone with 23 kills, a new career high. Welcome to Hogue, Inc., home to a proud family tradition of American quality and innovation since 1968. Graduate middle Tatum Shipes tallied two solos and 12 block assists for a new career high of 14, which ties for third in the Arkansas single-match metric, and the most blocks in a match for a Hog since 2005. The defensive effort in the opening match was Arkansas’ best all year, as the Razorbacks tallied a season-high 17 team blocks, the most in a match since 2015. The Wildcats came to town last weekend and while the Hogs won the first set in each match, they came up short 3-1 and 3-2 in both contests with Kentucky.
HOUGE DROPPOINT PATCH
The handle has a raised grip patch on front, jimping up top, and a light. Out of stock The Hogue EXA03 Auto is an Allen Elishewitz designed knife that features a single-piece PPS polymer frame with molded/nested steel bolster plates. Both matches will be streamed live on SEC Network Plus. Extreme Hogue - DROP Point Blade - BROWN - 34333 Extreme Hogue - DROP Point Blade - BROWN - 34333. at Barnhill Arena and Saturday’s finale will begin at 5 p.m.
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Last season, the Hogs took a set from the Vols in Knoxville in the series opener but fell 3-1 and were swept the following day.įriday’s match is set for 7 p.m. 2-4) will be looking for its first win over Tennessee (10-8, 4-2) since the 2020-21 split season, and over the last 10 outings, the Razorbacks are 3-7 in the series. The Arkansas volleyball team continues a five-match homestand this weekend as the Hogs host the Tennessee Lady Volunteers on Friday, Oct.
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