This Scorpion 6 F2 is Number 4 from a five-piece fixed-blade run built in the United States. Its oil-quenched 1075 carbon-steel blade combines a black-oxide treatment with an acid-stonewashed finish. Meanwhile, layered gray-and-black G10 scales give the full-tang handle a sculpted, hand-worked appearance.
This pre-owned example remains in new condition. It includes a fitted black Kydex sheath, loop attachment, signed build card dated May 28, 2026, warranty card, and the accompanying packaging shown in the photographs. Collectors can explore more limited work through our Scorpion 6 Knives brand page.
Scorpion 6 F2 Fixed Blade #4 of 5
Shane Magnussen and Scorpion 6 built this F2 as Number 4 of only five examples in its release. The limited run gives the knife collector significance, while its materials and proportions keep the design grounded in practical fixed-blade construction.
The F2 measures 8.5 inches overall. Its narrow profile and acute point create a fast, purposeful silhouette without excessive weight. In fact, the complete knife and Kydex sheath weighs only 6.8 ounces.
Scorpion 6 makes its knives in the United States and works with oil-quenched carbon steels, premium alloys, and American aerospace-grade materials. The company pairs technical manufacturing experience with freehand grinding and small-batch production.
This approach places the F2 among modern American Fixed Blade Knives that combine tactical influence, handmade details, and limited collector availability.
Oil-Quenched 1075 Carbon-Steel Blade
The blade uses oil-quenched 1075 carbon steel with a cutting edge of approximately 3.75 inches. At 0.195 inch thick, the stock provides a substantial foundation for the F2’s long, tapered geometry.
A narrow point leads into an extended swedge along the spine. As a result, the front of the blade becomes visually leaner without sacrificing the full thickness through the main flat and tang.
The primary bevel runs toward a straight, plain cutting edge. Near the handle, a defined ricasso and small choil separate the sharpened edge from the guard area. The integrated guard then creates a physical transition between the blade and grip.
Because 1075 is a carbon steel rather than a stainless alloy, proper care helps preserve the finish. Owners should keep the blade clean and dry, especially after exposure to moisture. Additional maintenance guidance is available through WBKC’s Knife Knowledge resources.
Acid-Stonewashed Black-Oxide Blade Finish
Scorpion 6 applied a black-oxide treatment and acid-stonewashed finish to the F2 blade. The resulting surface has a dark gray, broken-in appearance that suits the knife’s tactical character.
Directional grind lines remain visible across the bevel and swedge. However, the darker treatment reduces visual glare and creates a consistent transition from the blade into the exposed full tang.
The show side carries the Scorpion 6 shield mark near the ricasso. On the reverse, an additional maker mark appears above the front handle scale. Together, those markings identify the knife without crowding its clean blade profile.
The finish also complements the muted stainless hardware and layered gray-and-black handle. Therefore, the complete build maintains a restrained palette instead of relying on bright decorative materials.
Sculpted Gray-and-Black G10 Handle
Layered gray-and-black G10 scales form the F2 grip. Scorpion 6 sculpted the surface to reveal flowing bands through the material, producing a wave-like pattern along both sides.
The scales narrow near the guard and widen slightly through the center of the grip. This contour gives the index finger a defined position while allowing the remaining fingers to follow the curved handle.
Two muted stainless fasteners secure each scale to the full tang. In addition, the layered edges remain visible around the perimeter, emphasizing the depth of the G10 construction.
At the rear, the exposed tang forms an angular pommel with an integrated lanyard opening. This opening accepts a cord without adding a separate metal tube or external attachment.
Collectors comparing handle construction and blade geometry can also review WBKC’s guide on How to Choose a Custom Knife.
Full-Tang F2 Construction
The Scorpion 6 F2 fixed blade uses a full tang that runs through the complete handle. The steel remains visible around the scales, which makes the construction easy to examine from the side and spine.
From above, the 0.195-inch tang forms the center of the handle assembly. Layered G10 scales sit securely on either side, while the exposed steel follows the grip’s curved profile.
The front of the tang creates an integrated guard above and below the handle. Meanwhile, the rear extends beyond the scales to form the pommel and lanyard slot.
This straightforward construction eliminates pivots, bearings, springs, and locking components. Consequently, the F2 offers the structural simplicity that many collectors and users seek in a compact fixed blade.
Black Kydex Sheath and Loop Attachment
A fitted black Kydex sheath accompanies Number 4. The molded construction protects the cutting edge and point while creating a compact carry package.
Multiple eyelets run along the sheath perimeter. These mounting points allow different attachment arrangements and also reinforce the two Kydex halves.
The included black loop attachment secures with a snap and supports belt carry. Moreover, its removable design allows the owner to configure another compatible mounting system when preferred.
The complete knife-and-sheath package weighs approximately 6.8 ounces. Therefore, the sheath adds retention and carry capability without making the F2 unnecessarily heavy.
WBKC groups this example with other documented Preowned Knives, even though the knife remains in new condition, because it entered inventory through a previous owner.
Scorpion 6 F2 Specifications:
- Maker: Scorpion 6 Knives
- Model: F2
- Number: 4 of 5
- Condition: Pre-Owned; New Condition
- Build Card Date: May 28, 2026
- Knife Type: Fixed Blade
- Blade Steel: 1075 Carbon Steel
- Heat Treatment: Oil Quenched
- Blade Finish: Black Oxide with Acid-Stonewashed Treatment
- Cutting Edge: 3.75 Inches
- Overall Length: 8.5 Inches
- Blade Thickness: 0.195 Inch
- Blade Profile: Narrow Point with Extended Swedge
- Edge Type: Plain Edge
- Tang Construction: Full Tang
- Handle Material: Layered Gray-and-Black G10
- Handle Finish: Sculpted
- Hardware: Muted Stainless Steel
- Guard: Integrated Steel Guard
- Pommel: Exposed Full-Tang Pommel
- Lanyard Opening: Integrated
- Sheath: Black Kydex
- Sheath Attachment: Removable Loop
- Weight with Sheath: 6.8 Ounces
- Country of Origin: United States
- Included: Kydex Sheath, Loop Attachment, Signed Build Card, Warranty Card, and Packaging Shown
Video Introduction: Scorpion 6 F2
This is the Scorpion 6 F2 Number 4 of 5, a compact American-made fixed blade with an oil-quenched 1075 carbon-steel blade, acid-stonewashed black-oxide finish, sculpted gray-and-black G10, full-tang construction, and a fitted black Kydex sheath.
Pre-Owned in New Condition with Original Documentation
This Scorpion 6 F2 is presented in pre-owned, new condition. The photographs show a clean cutting edge, intact point, well-preserved blade treatment, crisp G10 texture, and clean hardware. A fixed-blade for many uses.
The black Kydex sheath also retains its fitted shape and complete eyelet arrangement. In addition, the loop attachment remains with the original package.
The signed build card identifies:
- Model F2
- Number 4
- 1075 acid-stonewashed blade
- Sculpted black-and-gray G10 handles
- Loop attachment
- May 28, 2026 date
The accompanying paperwork adds meaningful Provenance to this custom built piece. It directly connects the materials, number, and configuration to Scorpion 6.
WBKC Collector Perspective on the Scorpion 6 F2
The F2 stands apart through proportion rather than unnecessary size. Its 8.5-inch overall length feels compact, yet the narrow point and extended swedge create the visual reach of a larger tactical knife.
Scorpion 6 also kept the material choices focused. Darkened carbon steel, layered G10, muted hardware, and black Kydex work together without competing for attention.
Number 4 should appeal to collectors who value small-run American builds, visible full-tang construction, and maker documentation. At the same time, its fixed-blade format and manageable sheathed weight preserve practical utility.
Collectors can review Why Collectors Trust Us to learn how WBKC documents condition, provenance, and included accessories. Owners considering the sale of similar fixed blades can also review What We Buy or begin directly with Sell Your Collection.
Scorpion 6 F2 Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Scorpion 6 F2 a fixed blade?
Yes. The F2 uses full-tang fixed-blade construction without a folding pivot or locking mechanism.
How limited is this F2?
This example is Number 4 from a five-piece F2 run. The signed build card and Scorpion 6 shop listing both identify it as #4 of 5.
What blade steel does the F2 use?
Scorpion 6 used oil-quenched 1075 carbon steel for this knife.
Is 1075 carbon steel stainless?
No. Therefore, owners should keep the blade dry and apply an appropriate protectant when storing it for extended periods.
What finish is on the blade?
The blade combines black oxide with an acid-stonewashed treatment. The finish produces the dark, worn-in appearance visible in the photographs.
How long is the cutting edge?
The sharpened cutting edge measures approximately 3.75 inches. The knife measures approximately 8.5 inches overall.
What are the handle scales made from?
Scorpion 6 used layered gray-and-black G10. Sculpting exposes the alternating layers and creates the flowing pattern across the grip.
Does the F2 have a full tang?
Yes. The steel tang remains visible around the G10 scales and extends through the pommel.
What sheath is included?
The knife includes a fitted black Kydex sheath with multiple eyelets and a removable loop attachment.
What condition is Number 4 in?
This example is pre-owned and presented in new condition.
Does it include its original documentation?
Yes. The package includes its signed May 28, 2026 build card, Scorpion 6 warranty card, sheath, loop attachment, and packaging shown.
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