NEW MCK-02 Medium Clearance Knife From Halfbreed Blades
A hardworking knife is a valuable tool for those who work hard, themselves. Designed for hard use by those using knives on duty, this is the new MCK-02 Medium Clearance Knife from Australian knifemaker, Halfbreed Blades.
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The MCK-02 (Medium Clearance Knife) from Halfbreed Blades, is a mid-size utility fixed blade knife, offering an exceptional balance between weight, strength, and cutting power.
With its highly utilitarian modified drop point and recurve primary cutting edge, the MCK-02 incorporates a range of performance-enhancing features, ideally suited to hard use applications.
Designed with virtually indestructible toughness in mind, this compact multirole fixed blade knife has been developed for use by active-duty personnel and extreme outdoor enthusiasts alike.
Halfbreed Blades: MCK-02 Medium Clearance Knife
The Halfbreed Blades MCK-02 Medium Clearance Knife is a one-piece, full tang knife made from Austrian 6.5mm Bohler K110 (D2) tool steel. The Teflon coating is available in Black, Dark Earth, or Ranger Green, and helps reduce glare while protecting the blade from corrosion. The knife uses a modified drop point, paired with a recurve primary cutting edge for added strength under hard use. The handle is made of G10 and contoured to grab your hand, preventing injury. The pommel is designed to hammer and break glass. The included sheath is Kydex and a belt carry system is included too.
SPECS
- Blade length: 4.52”
- Blade thickness: 0.25”
- Handle thickness: 0.98”
- Overall length: 9.25”
- Weight: 10.89oz
- Available colors: Black, Dark Earth, Ranger Green
- MSRP: $300.00 AUD
If you want to learn more or pick one of these up for your favorite holiday, you can do so on the Halfbreed Blades website. You can also find out more about the company and any new products when you follow along on social media. You can like and follow Halfbreed Blades on Facebook and Instagram. Keep your blades sharp!
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ppl are trashtalking as if their are hand-forged bladesmiths selling toptier products for 50bucks or less. Tzzz! No matter what this "D2" called steal might be a crap - an outdoor knife can be some low chromium stainless steel, good enaugh for batoning wood and working in wet conditions. whats more funny is, that I yet have to see any blademaker offering other colors than black-oxidation finishes - like their cerakoted tan and od green. Rest of the world pays for energy costs a little bit more than the US, so I dont mind their price tag for some thick spinned blade. Off we go, another episode of FiF :D
People trash talking D2 have not owned a decent D2 knife. I prefer my D2 HHA knives over anything else I own for hard use. No idea if HB is any good? These are probably manufactured in volume but a good custom can be found for $400 but Austrian D2 makes good blades.