This Scorpion 6 Stingray is Prototype Number #001, a rare American-made custom fixed blade with a long, narrow profile and field-oriented construction. Scorpion 6 completed this numbered example on January 29, 2026.
Its five-inch CPM-154 blade carries an acid-stonewashed finish that extends across the bevels, swedge, ricasso, and exposed full tang. Meanwhile, sculpted OD green G10 scales add a secure grip without hiding the knife’s clean structural lines.
This pre-owned prototype remains in new condition. It includes its black Kydex sheath, locking MOLLE attachment, signed build card, maker card, warranty card, and original presentation materials shown in the photographs. Collectors can discover additional work through the Scorpion 6 Knives brand page.
Scorpion 6 Stingray 2024 Prototype #001
The Stingray 2024 combines the reach of a five-inch blade with a slim 9.6-inch overall profile. Its proportions create a fast, precise silhouette while keeping the total weight to approximately 6.9 ounces.
Prototype Number #001 also gives this knife a defined place within the model’s development. The number appears directly on the reverse side near the ricasso, while the signed build card records the same identification.
Although Scorpion 6 has produced other Stingray 2024 prototypes, documented examples appear with different materials and specifications. Therefore, collectors should treat this CPM-154 and OD green G10 configuration as its own distinct prototype rather than a standard production variant.
Its rarity, original documentation, and first-numbered status place it among the more compelling modern American Fixed Blade Knives represented by WBKC.
Five-Inch CPM-154 Acid-Stonewashed Blade
Scorpion 6 made the blade from CPM-154 stainless steel. The steel uses powder-metallurgy production to create a refined and consistent structure suited to premium cutlery.
The blade measures approximately five inches from the guard to its point. A long primary bevel runs almost the full length of the cutting geometry, while an extended upper swedge narrows the forward section.
As a result, the front third develops a fine, penetrating point without reducing the full-width support behind the ricasso. The narrow blade shape also keeps the Stingray visually balanced against its elongated handle.
An acid-stonewashed finish gives the steel a muted gray appearance. Fine marks and tonal variations remain part of the finish, which reduces glare and complements the OD green handle.
Collectors can explore additional information about steels, finishes, and long-term care through WBKC’s Knife Knowledge resources.
Stingray Blade Geometry and Point Design
The Scorpion 6 Stingray uses a dagger-inspired, single-edge blade profile. Its cutting edge runs along one side, while a long unsharpened swedge forms the opposite taper.
This geometry creates a symmetrical visual profile without presenting the knife as a fully double-edged dagger. Moreover, the extended swedge removes visual mass from the tip and emphasizes the model’s narrow point.
A small choil separates the cutting edge from the ricasso. Above it, shallow spine jimping begins near the handle and provides additional tactile control.
The broad ricasso flows into an integral guard. This guard creates a clear barrier between the blade and grip while preserving the knife’s one-piece full-tang construction.
Sculpted OD Green G10 Handle
Scorpion 6 fitted Prototype #001 with sculpted OD green G10 scales. The scales use broad diagonal channels instead of aggressive checkering or sharp texturing.
Those sculpted sections create alternating raised and recessed surfaces across the grip. Consequently, the handle offers tactile indexing while retaining a clean and understated appearance.
Two recessed Torx fasteners secure each scale. The scales also taper toward the guard and round slightly at the rear, which follows the natural curve of the hand.
The full tang remains visible around the perimeter. This exposed steel border makes the knife’s construction easy to inspect and reinforces its functional, overbuilt character.
Collectors comparing materials and ergonomics can review WBKC’s guide on How to Choose a Custom Knife.
Full-Tang Construction and Spine Jimping
The Stingray uses a continuous full tang that runs from the blade point through the pommel. Scorpion 6 left the tang exposed around the G10 scales, so the underlying construction remains clearly visible.
From the spine, the steel forms the center of the handle assembly. The G10 scales sit evenly on both sides and follow the tang’s curved profile.
A row of squared jimping extends along the spine behind the blade. These raised sections provide thumb indexing and visually separate the blade from the grip.
Unlike a folding knife, the Stingray has no pivot, bearings, lock, or spring. Therefore, the design concentrates on fixed-blade simplicity, tang strength, and direct control.
Driver-Ready Pommel and Utility Features
The rear of Prototype #001 expands into a multi-function pommel. Scorpion 6 shaped the steel with an angular lower hook, stepped traction points, and a hexagonal opening.
That opening can work with compatible bit-driver hardware. It adds a practical utility function without requiring a separate attachment or insert inside the handle.
The wide rear profile also gives the user a clear grip boundary. Meanwhile, the exposed steel preserves the same acid-stonewashed finish found across the blade and tang.
Scorpion 6 designed this feature as part of the knife rather than adding a conventional lanyard tube. The result supports the Stingray’s role as a versatile fixed-blade EDC tool.
Black Kydex Sheath with Locking MOLLE Attachment
A fitted black Kydex sheath accompanies the knife. The molded body encloses the blade and point while leaving the handle accessible for removal.
Multiple reinforced eyelets run along the sheath’s perimeter. These mounting points support the included locking MOLLE attachment and allow alternative compatible carry arrangements.
The attachment mounts to the reverse side of the sheath. In addition, its adjustable structure supports use with webbing, packs, belts, and load-bearing equipment.
The complete sheath system keeps the prototype secure while protecting its narrow tip. Browse other documented Preowned Knives with original sheaths and accessories through WBKC.
Scorpion 6 Stingray Product Specifications
- Maker: Shane Magnussen / Scorpion 6 Knives
- Model: Stingray 2024
- Prototype Number: #001
- Condition: Pre-Owned; New Condition
- Completion Date: January 29, 2026
- Knife Type: Custom Fixed Blade
- Blade Steel: CPM-154 Stainless Steel
- Blade Finish: Acid Stonewashed
- Blade Length: Approximately 5 Inches
- Overall Length: Approximately 9.6 Inches
- Blade Profile: Narrow Dagger-Inspired Spear Point
- Upper Blade Geometry: Long Unsharpened Swedge
- Edge Type: Single Plain Edge
- Ricasso: Full-Width Ricasso
- Choil: Small Sharpening Choil
- Spine: Extended Jimping Behind the Blade
- Tang Construction: Full Tang
- Handle Material: OD Green G10
- Handle Finish: Sculpted
- Handle Hardware: Recessed Torx Fasteners
- Guard: Integrated Steel Guard
- Pommel: Multi-Function Exposed Steel Pommel
- Driver Feature: Hexagonal Opening for Compatible Bit-Driver Hardware
- Sheath: Black Kydex
- Carry Attachment: Locking MOLLE Attachment
- Weight: Approximately 6.9 Ounces
- Country of Origin: United States
- Included: Kydex Sheath, Locking MOLLE Attachment, Signed Build Card, Maker Card, Warranty Card, and Original Materials Shown
Video Introduction: Scorpion 6 Stingray Custom #001
This is the Scorpion 6 Stingray 2024 Prototype #001, an American-made fixed blade with a five-inch CPM-154 blade, acid-stonewashed finish, sculpted OD green G10, full-tang construction, and a driver-ready utility pommel.
Prototype #001 Condition and Provenance
This Scorpion 6 Stingray entered WBKC inventory as a pre-owned knife in new condition. The blade retains its acid-stonewashed treatment, defined bevels, narrow point, and visible grind transitions.
Likewise, the sculpted OD green G10 scales, hardware, tang, and utility pommel remain cleanly presented. The Kydex sheath and MOLLE hardware accompany the original package.
The signed build card records:
- Stingray 2024 model
- Number #001
- CPM-154 acid-stonewashed blade
- Sculpted OD green G10 handles
- Locking MOLLE attachment
- January 29, 2026 completion date
This original documentation establishes meaningful Provenance for the prototype. It directly connects the knife, number, materials, and sheath configuration to Scorpion 6.
WBKC Collector Perspective on the Scorpion 6 Stingray
The Stingray 2024 Prototype #001 stands out through purpose-driven geometry rather than decorative materials. Its long point, refined swedge, narrow handle, and lightweight profile create a focused design.
However, the utility pommel prevents the knife from becoming a single-purpose piece. Its compatible bit-driver opening adds another function while preserving the clean full-tang construction.
The prototype designation also matters. Another documented Stingray 2024 uses different blade steel, dimensions, and completion details, which shows that Scorpion 6 continued developing the platform through distinct builds.
Number #001 combines that prototype history with its original signed card and carry system. Learn more about WBKC’s documentation standards through Why Collectors Trust Us.
Owners of prototypes, numbered customs, and complete knife collections can review What We Buy or begin directly with Sell Your Collection.
Scorpion 6 Stingray Frequently Asked Questions
Is this Stingray a prototype?
Yes. This knife is identified as Stingray 2024 Prototype Number #001. Its number appears on the knife and its signed build card. This is a very rare fixed blade from Scorpion 6 Knives.
What steel does Prototype #001 use?
Scorpion 6 used CPM-154 stainless steel with an acid-stonewashed finish.
How long is the blade?
The blade measures approximately five inches. The knife measures approximately 9.6 inches overall.
Is the Stingray double edged?
The profile has a dagger-inspired appearance. However, the knife uses one sharpened cutting edge and a long unsharpened upper swedge.
What material forms the handle?
Sculpted OD green G10 scales attach to the exposed full tang with recessed Torx fasteners.
What is the opening in the pommel used for?
The hexagonal opening can accept compatible bit-driver hardware. It gives the rear of the knife an additional utility function.
Does the Stingray have a full tang?
Yes. The steel runs continuously through the handle and remains visible around the G10 scales.
What sheath comes with the knife?
The package includes a fitted black Kydex sheath with a locking MOLLE attachment.
When did Scorpion 6 complete Prototype #001?
The signed build card records January 29, 2026.
What condition is the knife in?
This example is pre-owned and remains in new condition.
What original materials are included?
The knife includes its Kydex sheath, locking MOLLE attachment, signed build card, maker card, warranty card, and original presentation materials shown.
Does We Buy Knife Collections actively support the broader knife enthusiast community?
Yes. Based in Jacksonville, FL, We Buy Knife Collections is a curator and purveyor of fine custom made folding and fixed-blade knives. WBKC is dedicated to the high-end custom knife community and support knife rights advocacy. Following the company’s commitment upgrade in April 2026, they now hold an AKTI Premier Membership, supporting the American Knife & Tool Institute’s vital advocacy and lobbying for knife owners, makers, and the future of the industry.
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