TACTICAL SPIKE DAGGER EDC MOVIE
If you’ve ever seen the movie Platoon, this knife may seem familiar. – The edge could’ve been sharper, but it didn’t prevent it from penetrating various types of material. – Mercworx is a custom manufacturing facility there’s typically a wait for their knives or a higher price on the secondary market. + The sheath is next-level greatness in Kydex - it keeps the blade secure yet doesn’t slow it down for rapid deployment. + The profile and grinds make it excel at penetration. + This knife has one of the best push dagger handle treatments we’ve seen and used. The Kydex sheath is extremely well made and keeps it secure on your person. A lot of thought went into this design, and it’s been in the company’s lineup probably since the beginning. Constructed of S30V or 154CM steel, this blade is a one-piece construction, save for its canvas Micarta scales. The Seraphym is one of their push daggers with a great deal of input from real-world operators. Mercworx Knives has been producing high-end custom tactical knives for a few decades, but seems to avoid the spotlight to do good work in the shadows. – The friction lock works fine, but some users prefer a more positive locking system.
– It may just be this sample model, but the rearmost portion of the blade is sharp where it shouldn’t be. + The tanto blade with a high saber grind proved more versatile than you might expect. + CPM20CV offers excellent wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and edge retention. It carries in push dagger mode and can be instantly converted to a standard knife. It’s held in place like a friction folder using your hand to keep it closed.Īs usual, WE doesn’t skimp on quality materials, like CPM20CV for the blade steel and titanium for the handle. Yet, swivel the handle to the rear and it becomes a standard knife for EDC tasks. The Typhoeus is an innovative push knife with an American Tanto style blade and a titanium handle. It seems that WE Knife heard that and said, “Hold my beer.” Most push knives are pretty much designed to be used strictly as defensive weapons and have limited use as an EDC blade. – M3 is a custom outfit, so models may be scarce or only available during certain times of the year. – As it’s polymer, don’t expect much of an edge for slicing or cutting. + The sheath is simple but effective at securing and concealing the blade. Check out the company’s social accounts for demo videos. + This knife penetrates well against all sorts of material, including steel drums. If you find yourself carrying one, always be mindful if you’re going to the airport as you can forget it’s there. The sheath has a metal clip and wears well on the belt comfortably and unobtrusively. The Ultra Concealment G10 Puncher is aptly named, as you can forget you’re wearing it. He designed a polymer push dagger that can punch through 55-gallon steel drums due to the knife’s profile and toughness. M3 Tactical Tech (Modern Mission Mobility) is run by Kevin Moore, a custom maker of knives, tools, and tactical gear. M3 Tactical Tech Ultra Concealment G10 Puncher – The sheath snaps above the handle, slowing your draw, but you can use it as a neck knife without fear of losing it. – As with any lightweight design, make sure you don’t inadvertently wear it somewhere you shouldn’t. + The artistry is superb, with amazing carving on the titanium. + The edges are a deadly sharp section of M390, one of the toughest and most corrosion- resistant steels. + Extremely lightweight but very effective and usable This was done by Lionsteel of Italy for DPX. This knife is constructed of a billet of titanium and the M390 blade is attached to it. Its sheath may weigh more than the knife does. This is one of the smallest and lightest push daggers we’ve ever seen that’s still fully functional. He just returned from Ukraine the day he shipped this knife out.
His work is fascinating, as he takes you on tours from war zones to cartel strongholds.
TACTICAL SPIKE DAGGER EDC PROFESSIONAL
Robert Young Pelton is a professional author and adventurer - and the design mind at DPX gear. – Getting it back inside the sheath can be a pain until you get used to it. You won’t peel apples or open boxes with it. – This is pretty much a single-purpose hideout defensive tool. + A training option for an EDC knife, when intended as a fighter, is a must. + Serrated G10 is brutal and indestructible at this thickness. + The Push Ripper indexes unlike any other due to their handle length and low profile. Run paracord through the eyelet, attach it to a belt loop, and let the sheath fall away as you draw. Sewn leather with an eyelet barely covers the blade.
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