KnuckNFutz
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The Medford KnuckNFutz is a skeletonized fixed-blade utility tool machined from a single piece of titanium or stainless steel. Rather than a traditional knife blade geometry, the KnuckNFutz centers around a large round finger-ring aperture at the top of the frame — the primary grip index point — with the Medford logo struck into the upper body. The lower body features a series of hex cutouts, a flat pry/blade section, and a screwdriver bit holder with two reversible bits seated in a cross-pattern receiver below the frame. The tool can be held in a knuckle-forward grip through the ring for controlled utility work, or reversed for use as a pry, driver, or edge tool.
The KnuckNFutz pairs as a set with the GunSlinger — a slightly smaller companion tool with the same skeletonized construction, ring finger aperture, Medford logo, and screwdriver bit receiver. Together they represent Medford's approach to hard-use EDC utility tools: all-metal construction, no moving parts, minimal weight, maximum function.
History
The Medford KnuckNFutz (id=202) is a skeletonized titanium/steel fixed utility tool — large round finger-ring, Medford logo body, hex cutouts, flat pry blade, dual reversible screwdriver bit receiver below the frame. Knuckle-forward grip ergonomics. Companion piece to the GunSlinger (id=130). Discontinued/archived. WP #29858 → https://medfordknife.com/knife-models/knucknfutz/

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