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I wanted to know if Mission Knives are any good?? Because i have had no experience with them in the field...
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Are Mission Knives any good???
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I have used a few MPK's, A2 and Ti versions. They are solid well made knives of that type of design. Nice serration pattern, have not used the sheaths. More details in the reviews.
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My buddy's dad owns the company. Very high quality stuff developed for specific uses incorporating interesting materials. I've been quite impressed with the ones I have seen and handled.
The titanium blades are the thing to have if you need a non-magnetic blade that is corrosion resistant.
The A2 blades are very good, but are expensive.
I have 2 A2 MPKs (10 and 12), and theyre definitely keepers.
The Kevlar/hytrel handles are surprisingly comfortable, and the titanium aluminium nitride coating is reasonably durable.
The A2 blades are very good, but are expensive.
I have 2 A2 MPKs (10 and 12), and theyre definitely keepers.
The Kevlar/hytrel handles are surprisingly comfortable, and the titanium aluminium nitride coating is reasonably durable.