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Pro-Tech Rockeye
The Pro-Tech Rockeye is a collaboration with Les George, a 10-year USMC veteran and EOD technician who went full-time into knifemaking in 2008. George's designs draw on real operational experience, and the Rockeye shows it: an out-the-side automatic with a tactical profile and utilitarian ergonomics built for hard use, fired by Pro-Tech's signature heat-treated and cryo-treated coil spring, the strongest action in American autos.
Pro-Tech Rockeye Specs and Steels
The full-size Rockeye runs a 3.375 inch drop point in 0.125 inch stock on a knurled or smooth 6061-T6 aluminum handle, 8.375 inches overall at about 4.6 ounces, with a button lock, tip-up clip, and lanyard hole. The compact SBR scales the same profile down to a 2.625 inch blade at 3 ounces for discreet carry. Blades come in three steels, all compared in our knife steel guide: premium CPM S35VN for the best mix of stainless corrosion resistance, toughness, and easy sharpening, CPM 154 for similar edge retention with a touch more toughness, and CPM D2 for aggressive working-edge performance if you don't mind oiling a semi-stainless blade. Finishes run stonewash, black DLC, and acid wash, and the Operator variants add textured handles, sterile unmarked blades, and tritium button inlays for low-light visibility.
The Working Tactical Auto
The Rockeye sits between the compact Godson and the full stiletto Godfather in the Pro-Tech lineup, trading Italian elegance for pure Les George design language: pronounced spine jimping, a properly sized finger choil, and palm-filling contours with no hotspots through extended cutting. Every Rockeye is hand-fitted in small batches in California and backed by Pro-Tech's limited lifetime warranty to the original owner. If you want a working tactical auto from a designer with real operational miles, this is the one.