The insides of a Microtech scarab

The Vector knife from Microtech has always been a favorite among collectors and has just been revived as a 2011 model. The Microtech Vector automatic knife sports a S35-VN steel blade, black finished aluminum handle, and a frame tapered front to back with an open build and barrel spacers. This knife includes a pocket clip. Specifications: Overall Length: 9″ Blade Length: 3.95″ Closed Length: 5.375″ Handle Thickness: .49″-.63″ Weight: 5.2 oz. www.bladehq.com

Just a quick comparison video requested by a viewer. She wanted to know how UTX-70 and Mnandi looks like when put together. I just happen to have my Spyderco Lava around so I also threw it in

Here is another video description by Hollow Grind. This video features the Microtech Scarab Stealth with gunmetal gray handle, two-tone partially serrated tanto blade, and all black hardware. The word “stealth” is located on the pocket clip. This is a limited edition run of 60 pieces and will supposedly not be made anymore. You can find this and other knives at www.thehollowgrind.com

Microtech Halo VT OTF Knife… www.microtechknives.com The MICROTECH reputation has continued to stress quality which means: •Extremely close tolerance — Our Designers and Technicians measure to the thousandths to ensure precision action. •Only USA manufactured parts, material and labor. •We research and test only the highest grade of Tool Steel, Aircraft Alloy and component pieces — all developed by USA Manufactures. •Approximately 95% of all parts are fabricated by us not for us. •Designed and engineered by experts –aiming to meet and exceed customer needs, targeting ease in application and effectiveness. •Life time limited warranty of all MICROTECH products •NO COMPROMISES ON QUALITY Specifications: D2 Steel/Stonewashed finish Blade: 4.6″ Overall: 10.75″ Handle: 6.1″ Weight: 5.8 oz. Price: 3.75-9.00 BladeHQ Price: 5.00 www.bladehq.com The production version of the Microtech Halo V has arrived. They are big, powerful, and look great! The biggest difference between the Halo V series and the previous models is the size. At almost 11″ the Halo V is a big knife with a big blade (over 4″!). In addition to being long, the blade is extremely thick. To ensure the best blade/handle ratio the tips on these knives come right up to the top of the handle (be warned- don’t drag your finger across the blade’s exit point!). The action on these is fast, they hit hard, and the lock-up is excellent. The Halo V knives have black anodized aircraft aluminum handles. The knife …