A folding knife with a Glock-inspired design
The Sagittarius G is a tactical folding knife for operators, Its handle takes its shape and ergonomics from an iconic pistol.
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Including: miniature Glock + bullet bottle! 
Miniauture glock keychain added free of charge
Including Bullet bottle
With every knife purchase, you’ll receive a complimentary miniature bottle in a distinctive bullet-shaped bottle. Its design complements the knife’s tactical appearance, adding an extra touch to your purchase. Whether you’re buying it for yourself or as a gift.
Sagittarius G specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Blade length | 90 mm |
| Blade thickness | 3.5 mm |
| Overall length | Approx. 205 mm |
| Handle length | 115 mm |
| Weight | 111 g |
| Blade material | 440C stainless steel |
| Steel hardness | 59 to 60 HRC |
| Blade finish | Black PVD coating |
| Handle material | G10 composite |
| Lock type | Liner lock for safe locking under load |
| Opening system | Flipper and oval thumb hole |
| Carry | Steel deep-carry clip |
| Additional elements | Integrated glass breaker |
At 111 g, the knife can be carried through a full shift without pulling a uniform pocket out of shape. The 3.5 mm blade stock gives the edge a solid spine for cutting straps, cord and packaging under load.
What each design choice does on duty
Every part of the Sagittarius G answers a situation that officers and soldiers meet in the field. The list below sets out what each feature is for, rather than repeating the specification table.
- One-handed opening: the flipper and thumb hole open the blade with one hand, so the other stays on a restraint, a casualty or a door frame.
- Liner lock: the lock is dimensioned to hold the blade open under heavy load and operational stress, and closing it takes a deliberate movement.
- Textured G10 grip: the anti-slip surface holds in gloves and in wet conditions, and the composite keeps its shape across temperature changes.
- Black PVD finish: the coating raises surface hardness and corrosion resistance, and it removes the glare that gives away a position at night.
- Deep-carry clip: the steel clip holds the knife low and stable in the pocket, where it stays out of sight.
- Integrated glass breaker: the handle end is built for breaking a tempered side window when a vehicle has to be left in an emergency.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. A glass breaker is made for tempered glass, which shatters into small pieces once its surface is broken. Laminated glass holds together on its plastic interlayer, and ballistic glazing on protected vehicles is built to resist far greater force. Crews should know which windows on their vehicle are tempered and plan emergency exits around them.
440C is a high-carbon martensitic stainless steel, with about 1 % carbon and 16 to 18 % chromium. At the 59 to 60 HRC used on the Sagittarius G, it combines good edge retention with corrosion resistance, and it can be resharpened with ordinary field equipment. That balance suits a knife that is carried daily in all weathers.
Test samples of the Sagittarius G are offered in two configurations: a Bowie blade in black PVD with a tactical black handle, and a Tanto blade in black PVD with an olive green handle. Your unit can compare both profiles before choosing the configuration for a series order.
That depends on the country. Many jurisdictions restrict public carry of locking or one-handed opening knives without a legitimate reason, such as an official duty. Betalight Tactical supplies the Sagittarius G to professional users and organisations, and buyers remain responsible for compliance with local law.