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I have a few BNIB Microtech Mini UDT Automatic Knife (155-11) Stonewash, Combo

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I still have a handful of these Mini UDT's left over from a couple weeks ago and I need to get rid of them to make room for some new stuff I have my eye on. Dropping the price & selling them $123.65 each PayPal goods to you. Order more than one and I can come down another $13 or so each from saving on the shipping. No international shipping. Most likely no trades but who knows. No low-ball offers as I am already losing money. When they have them these go for $150 or so at Blade HQ.
These are all brand new in the box never been opened (except the one I took these pictures of, and I dont know which that is now).
All of the knives are the combo partially serrated blades version (155-11) stonewashed.






First posts of "I'll take it" followed by a PM and I will sell them in that order.
If this thread is still open or unless otherwise notated I still have at least one available.
 
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Actually, according to the Microtech website, they are Elmax, not D2. I assume that since they are designed for underwater use, Elmax is used over D2 because of its corrosion resistance.
 
soddy said:
Actually, according to the Microtech website, they are Elmax, not D2. I assume that since they are designed for underwater use, Elmax is used over D2 because of its corrosion resistance.
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First off, these knives are not "designed for underwater use", no matter the name. They'd rust. The springs, blades, and screws.

Secondly, the knife in the OP's pic has a D-2 blade. It says so right by the plunge line...

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The 2013 versions mostly had Elmax steel blades. The 2014 versions like these mostly have D-2.

Microtech changes steel types all the time.

Still, a great knife at a good price...
 
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gzb said:
First off, these knives are not "designed for underwater use", no matter the name. They'd rust. The springs, blades, and screws.

Secondly, the knife in the OP's pic has a D-2 blade. It says so right by the plunge line...

IMG_0767_zpsdffb082c.jpg~original


The 2013 versions mostly had Elmax steel blades. The 2014 versions like these mostly have D-2.

Microtech changes steel types all the time.

Still, a great knife at a good price...
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Well I am starting to feel silly now. I stand corrected yet again. The blade does indeed say D-2 on it.
Are you just that observant or did you suspect already?
Regardless thanks for the correction.

Still available.
 
Yeah, I was just going by the microtech website. I got the actual knife pictured, and yup, it in fact does say D-2.

Loving this knife, BTW. It's become my edc.
 
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