The Medford Marauder is a large titanium frame lock from Medford Knife & Tool, made in Phoenix, Arizona with a MagnaCut blade. It takes its name from the B-26 Marauder of World War II, a bomber known for firepower and toughness, and the knife lives up to it with clean lines and a function driven form.
The Marauder pairs a flat ground tip for strength with a hollow ground main edge for cutting performance. A curved fuller lightens the forward weight and doubles as a thumb slide for opening, and 0.187 inch titanium sides carry the frame lock. The standard Marauder runs a 0.26 inch thick blade, while the Marauder H trims it to 0.19 inch for a slimmer edge. It is one of the biggest Medford folding knives, alongside the Praetorian.
Every Marauder runs a 4.25 inch MagnaCut blade, 5 inches closed and 9.5 inches open, in drop point or tanto. Finishes include DLC, tumbled, satin, and old school tumbled, most paired with Medford's sculpted titanium, from lightning and predator patterns to Shou Sugi Ban. MagnaCut balances edge retention, toughness, and corrosion resistance in one stainless steel, compared in our knife steel guide. For a smaller MagnaCut Medford, look at the Infraction.