What is the smallest Microtech knife?
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What is the smallest Microtech knife?
UTX-70
One of the most intriguing OTF knives on the marker it the UTX-70 from Microtech Knives. It is the smallest OTF knife on the market at an overall length under 6 inches. The UTX-70 comes in a California legal version with a blade length of 1.9 inches.
Who owns Microtech knives?
The legendary founder of the Microtech brand Anthony Marfione. Marfione Custom Knives, LLC is a brand of custom knives by Anthony Marfione, founder of the now-legendary American company Microtech Knives, Inc. Since childhood, Marfione adored pocket knives and already at school began to collect them.
Is Microtech better than benchmade?
If you’re looking for an OTF knife with a customized blade shape and a high-quality grip, get one from the Microtech range. However, if you want to get a slightly more affordable product, made from durable stainless steel and with a standardized shape, opt for a Benchmade OTF knife.
What is a hellhound blade?
This Hellhound Ultratech from Microtech features a unique tanto blade profile and a contoured black aluminum handle. The blade is made from Elmax steel with satin flats and bronze stonewashed grinds. Comes equipped with bronzed titanium hardware, pocket clip, thumb slide, and glass breaker.
What do Microtech numbers mean?
If you have ever wondered what the numbers mean, the first set of three numbers in the product code refer to the knife and general blade style. For instance, a Microtech 122 always refers to an Ultratech with a dual edge blade. The 123 will always refer to an Ultratech with a tanto blade.
What is Microtech Hellhound?
Out The Front Knives. Knives. This Hellhound Ultratech from Microtech features a unique tanto blade profile and a contoured black aluminum handle. The blade is made from Elmax steel with satin flats and bronze stonewashed grinds. Comes equipped with bronzed titanium hardware, pocket clip, thumb slide, and glass breaker …
Do all Microtech knives have serial numbers?
As part of our quality control process, we ensure logos and markings are clearly printed and aligned on your knife. Production model knives are typically etched with a production date and serial number on the blade.
