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MTech USA – Fixed Blade Knife – Black Stainless Steel Blade with Black Carved G10 Handle, Full Tang, Includes 1680D Nylon Sheath - Hunting, Camping, Survival, Tactical, EDC – MT-20-39

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  • 14" INCHES OVERALL
  • 5MM THICKNESS BLACK STAINLESS STEEL BLADE
  • 8" BLACK CLIP POINT BLADE
  • 4.75" CARVED BLACK G10 HANDLE
  • 17.5MM THICKNESS HANDLE WITH LANYARD HOLE

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Fashionable Carry For Everyday Life

Exceptional blades for everyday carry, geared towards survivalists, adventurers, and martial artists. MTech USA is among the fastest growing brands on the market. Innovative, stylish and enhanced knives, swords, self-defense tools and more, you’re not going to find a more diverse collection of fixed blades, manual folders and spring assisted edges than you will with MTech. #FashionableCarryForEverydayLife

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EDC Evolved

Function meets fashion. Designed with every day carry in mind, these MTech USA knives differ from other knives through a broader interpretation of color and design.

High Quality

Made from premium quality materials. 3CR13 satin finish stainless steel blade provides an excellent balance of hardness and corrosion resistance. Premium handle scales made of G10, aluminum, wood or nylon fiber offer secure grips in even the most challenging conditions.

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Provides consistent razor-sharp cutting performance and high durability. A knife you can count on for camping, hiking, backpacking, hunting & fishing, the outdoors, military & tactical needs, DIY activities, survival, self-defense, and emergencies.

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  • Keep knife sharp with sharpening stone
  • Hand wash with soapy water and dry thoroughly
  • Never store wet, or in wet sheath

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Handle Wood w/ Titanium Bolster ABS Stainless Steel G10 Aluminum Aluminum
Blade Material 3CR13MoV - Satin Finish 3CR13MoV - Gray TiNite Coated 3CR13MoV - Black Oxidized 3CR13MoV - Stonewashed Finish 3CR13MoV - Gold TiNite Coated 3CR13MoV - Embossed Printing
Blade Type Fine Edge Spear Point Fine Edge Spear Point Fine Edge Spear Point Fine Edge Tanto Partially Serrated Drop Point Fine Edge Drop Point
Overall Length 9.00-inches 11.25-inches 4.50-inches 5.00-inches 8.00-inches 9.00-inches
Fashionable Carry For Everyday Life

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Measuring 14" overall, this fixed blade knife from MTech features an 8", 440 black stainless steel clip point blade. The carved black G-10 handle is 17.5mm thick and comes with a lanyard hole and lanyard which always proves to be extremely useful in the field. This tactical knife also comes complete with a 1680D Nylon sheath which allows for easy and safe transport. Don't miss out on this awesome tactical knife- get yours today.

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MTech USA MT-20-39 Fixed Blade Knife, Black Clip Point Blade, Black G10 Handle, 14-Inch Overall

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MTech USA – Fixed Blade Knife – Black Stainless Steel Blade with Black Carved G10 Handle, Full Tang, Includes 1680D Nylon Sheath - Hunting, Camping, Survival, Tactical, EDC – MT-20-39


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Customers like the quality, sharpness, value, size and appearance of the knife. For example, they mention it's a solid piece of steel, has a good edge and is capable of handling just about any. That said, some appreciate the appearance and size.

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126 customers mention107 positive19 negative

Customers like the quality of the knife. They mention it's a solid piece of steel with metal plates sandwiching the bottom. It's balanced and strong enough for throwing. Customers also say it'll hold an edge and is a quality knife at a far price.

"This seems to be a really good knife, and for the money it is superb...." Read more

"...It's massive enough to chop, chip, and sliver wood. It's long enough to baton in order to split wood.Which reminds me: the specs...." Read more

"...So tired of junk arriving. This utilitarian hunk of steel is great:1. Looks good with nice ballistic nylon sheath- not thin junk sheath...." Read more

"...It is a nice, big knife..a full 13 inches. It is one solid piece of steel with metal plates sandwiching the bottom for a handle...." Read more

95 customers mention83 positive12 negative

Customers like the sharpness of the knife. They say it has a good edge, and is able to handle just about anything. Customers also mention that the grind on the edge is even and shiny. They also say it's a very robust and capable knife that can handle just a bit of anything. The heft of the blade allows it to chop well, and it cuts through saplings well.

"...The grind on the edge s even and shiny. I have bought Bowie knives for over a hundred bucks that weren't sharpened this well...." Read more

"...Cold Steel or Kershaw sharp, perhaps, but given the heft it's plenty sharp enough. It passed the thumbnail test with flying colors...." Read more

"...I'm using it for camping and whittling. It does come quite sharp and with a nice snap closure heavy duty nylon sheath...." Read more

"...3. Heavy and has a good edge and a nice design...." Read more

68 customers mention62 positive6 negative

Customers find the knife to be a great buy. They say it's a solid, sturdy knife that's well worth the price. Customers also mention that it'll be able to be used for camping trips and brush clearing.

"...For $15, though, off Amazon, and free delivery, it is an excellent knife for the money. I'm using it for camping and whittling...." Read more

"Finally, a great knife for the price. So tired of junk arriving. This utilitarian hunk of steel is great:1...." Read more

"...The blade itself is nice for the price but look at other MTEC knives with better grips...." Read more

"...knife, full tang, with a clip point, Huge, and another high value entry from Mtech...." Read more

54 customers mention47 positive7 negative

Customers are pleased with the size of the knife. They say the blade is awesome, big enough for camping needs, and the sheath fits very well. The handle is textured and contoured for a comfortable fit to the hand. Customers also mention that the knife is massive enough to chop, chip, and sliver wood.

"...The jimping is functional without being too aggressive and uncomfortable. The choil here is generous and very comfortable when choking up...." Read more

"...It's massive enough to chop, chip, and sliver wood. It's long enough to baton in order to split wood.Which reminds me: the specs...." Read more

"...I read the great reviews. I was instantly pleased with the size, thickness and weight. It is a nice, big knife..a full 13 inches...." Read more

"...It's a simple knife, full tang, with a clip point, Huge, and another high value entry from Mtech...." Read more

48 customers mention37 positive11 negative

Customers like the appearance of the knife. For example, some say it's simply beautiful, holds a good edge, and has a bowie design. They also mention that the color is good, the G10 grips look good, and the sheath with belt loop is nice.

"...Here's a little tip for customizing it. I thought the G10 grips looked pretty good, but since I always seem to want to screw with..." Read more

"...2. Good bowie design with full tang - The handle is near 1/4 inch thick steel with a good grip - even for a large hand.3...." Read more

"...The blade angles and dimensions make it an attractive and formidable appearance...." Read more

"...It's solid, it's sharp, it's heavy, and it's cool looking as heck. The scales are great for this price point...." Read more

44 customers mention38 positive6 negative

Customers like the weight of the knife. They say it has weight like a machete without the massive length. They also say the blade is nice and heavy, it holds a good edge, and is heavy enough to whack through light brush and chop branches for shelter. Customers also like the feel and weight of this knife, saying it has a comfortable handle, a forward weighted blade, and a finger choil for finer work.

"...I am just not sure aboutthis. Great for lighter use, but the extreme is where your life may be on the line and for that I will stick to..." Read more

"...I read the great reviews. I was instantly pleased with the size, thickness and weight. It is a nice, big knife..a full 13 inches...." Read more

"Overall, a great buy for $20. It’s very sturdy with a decent weight to it (that part surprised me, how hefty it feels)...." Read more

"...The weight of the blade and the balance is nice and it has held up very well to some rough use already...." Read more

21 customers mention16 positive5 negative

Customers like the grip of the knife. They mention it has a rough surface making for a good grip, and the handle doesn't slip or cause blisters. The knife is balanced and has s a nice heavy hand feel. It's secure in hand and doesn' t need a separate guard. The ridges make it easy to brace your fingers, and it has good control for close combat.

"...I still have good control with them, and not slippery at all. I thinks it looks a bit better and it took all of five minutes to do...." Read more

"...The handle is squarish but has a solid feel and grips well...." Read more

"...with full tang - The handle is near 1/4 inch thick steel with a good grip - even for a large hand.3...." Read more

"Nice blade. Balance is off and the sliders have begun to loosen over months of use. The blade however seems strong for relatively cheap steel...." Read more

22 customers mention6 positive16 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the handle of the knife. They mention that it feels cheap, squishy, and not molded very well. The handle is also hard and rough on the hands. Some say that the handle was off by a significant degree.

"...The handle is squarish but has a solid feel and grips well...." Read more

"...It fits in my hand very well, but feels plastic; as it should since it is basically plastic...." Read more

"...The handle has grooves and a rough surface making for a good grip...." Read more

"...A full 14". Its a BIG knife The G-10 handle was a little ashy, but easily remedied. Not as razor sharp as usual, but not terrible...." Read more

Wow. One helluva knife...
5 Stars
Wow. One helluva knife...
Two or three years ago, I would have told you MTech was junk, but since I follow knife reviews on Youtube, I'm finding that they are now producing many fine knives, as well as many of the bad and laughable ones I used to base my opinion on, such as their many zombie killer and "fantasy" models.That said, anyone going on a lengthy wilderness trip would want a knife like this along. It's massive enough to chop, chip, and sliver wood. It's long enough to baton in order to split wood.Which reminds me: the specs. It's 14.25" long with 8" of that being sharpened blade. The blade is blackened with what I can only assume is black paint, not one of the more expensive coatings like Teflon or oxide.The steel is described on the blade as "440" without a suffix of a, b, or c, which probably means it's 440a. This is the least desirable of the three, which would concern me on a smaller blade less dependent on size and weight for its effect. In fact, going to 440c or even a better steel might be wasted on this knife.On another front, it's probably bigger and heavier than most soldiers would want to carry in the field, but it has obvious advantages for hand-to-hand combat. In a situation like that, the reach of an 8" blade can be a crucial advantage if the opponent has a 4"-5"-6" blade.Because it's a clip point, the tip is plenty pointy and sharp. I might not want to try to pierce a car door with it—for which a tanto point would be better—but for piercing flesh, the clip point beats the tanto. Then there's the heft. It weighs nearly a pound (.98) so a chop or swing could also do very very serious damage.Inexpensive knives are often not too sharp, but this came plenty sharp. A bit shy of Cold Steel or Kershaw sharp, perhaps, but given the heft it's plenty sharp enough. It passed the thumbnail test with flying colors.Most knife people like fixed blade knives to be "full tang," where the blade metal goes all the way back to the back end of the handle. Well, this is almost a perfect example of a full tang knife. It's the blade/handle metal and two plastic plates to create the handle grip, plus fasteners, of course.The main "con" after all the "pros" would be that the sheath is nothing to write home about. Too bad it didn't come with a Kydex or ABS plastic sheath. I'd have paid a few more bucks if it came with one. This is a Cordura sheath with a generously-sized belt loop.BTW, in the photo it might look like I didn't line up the tip of the knife with the zero point of the measuring tape. I did while looking down at the knife, but I took the photo stepping back a bit, so you're just seeing a perspective effect.It's a pretty good knife and well worth the price.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Wow. One helluva knife...
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2015
Two or three years ago, I would have told you MTech was junk, but since I follow knife reviews on Youtube, I'm finding that they are now producing many fine knives, as well as many of the bad and laughable ones I used to base my opinion on, such as their many zombie killer and "fantasy" models.

That said, anyone going on a lengthy wilderness trip would want a knife like this along. It's massive enough to chop, chip, and sliver wood. It's long enough to baton in order to split wood.

Which reminds me: the specs. It's 14.25" long with 8" of that being sharpened blade. The blade is blackened with what I can only assume is black paint, not one of the more expensive coatings like Teflon or oxide.

The steel is described on the blade as "440" without a suffix of a, b, or c, which probably means it's 440a. This is the least desirable of the three, which would concern me on a smaller blade less dependent on size and weight for its effect. In fact, going to 440c or even a better steel might be wasted on this knife.

On another front, it's probably bigger and heavier than most soldiers would want to carry in the field, but it has obvious advantages for hand-to-hand combat. In a situation like that, the reach of an 8" blade can be a crucial advantage if the opponent has a 4"-5"-6" blade.

Because it's a clip point, the tip is plenty pointy and sharp. I might not want to try to pierce a car door with it—for which a tanto point would be better—but for piercing flesh, the clip point beats the tanto. Then there's the heft. It weighs nearly a pound (.98) so a chop or swing could also do very very serious damage.

Inexpensive knives are often not too sharp, but this came plenty sharp. A bit shy of Cold Steel or Kershaw sharp, perhaps, but given the heft it's plenty sharp enough. It passed the thumbnail test with flying colors.

Most knife people like fixed blade knives to be "full tang," where the blade metal goes all the way back to the back end of the handle. Well, this is almost a perfect example of a full tang knife. It's the blade/handle metal and two plastic plates to create the handle grip, plus fasteners, of course.

The main "con" after all the "pros" would be that the sheath is nothing to write home about. Too bad it didn't come with a Kydex or ABS plastic sheath. I'd have paid a few more bucks if it came with one. This is a Cordura sheath with a generously-sized belt loop.

BTW, in the photo it might look like I didn't line up the tip of the knife with the zero point of the measuring tape. I did while looking down at the knife, but I took the photo stepping back a bit, so you're just seeing a perspective effect.

It's a pretty good knife and well worth the price.
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4.0 out of 5 stars IT IS FULL TANG AND 3/16 THICK
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2018
This knife "IS" full tang. It is also 14" long, 3/16" thick, and weighs just over a pound, 464 gms. It's a heavy duty knife but because it is inexpensive,
they are not well heat treated. They "will" snap, chip, and break if you batton, chop trees, or throw it at wood. All these Chinese knives will, so don't do that.
If you use it like a cutting tool, it will last a life time, so use it like it was intended, to cut things. The handle is squarish but has a solid feel and grips well. I'm impressed with this MTech and its finish, but MTech always finishes their knives beautifully. Wish they would make all their fixed blade full tang knives, like this beauty here, and heat treat them better. I'd gladly pay another $10 for that. For $15, though, off Amazon, and free delivery, it is an excellent knife for the money. I'm using it for camping and whittling. It does come quite sharp and with a nice snap closure heavy duty nylon sheath. Can't go wrong with this one.
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One of my reasons for buying this knife was it resembled the TOPS, ALASKAN HARPOON knife. There are several differences but I like that knife's profile. Although the MT2039 isn't in the same ballpark of quality it is still a good blade I'm finding, for camping and even bushcraft tasks. Have fun with it.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Un pieza de gran tamaño y utilidad
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5.0 out of 5 stars this knife is a steal and performs well
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5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent knife for the price
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5.0 out of 5 stars Buena pieza
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