Microtech dealers in Texas???

qdr · Mar 16, 2001

Does anyone know of any brick and mortar or online dealers of Microtech and/or MOD in Texas? I tried MH Diamond in Tyler with no luck. Thanks for any info.

Frank Castle · Mar 17, 2001

What Luck didn't you have? 1-877-616-4654

donovan · Mar 17, 2001

Check out Karl at SOFKnives.

http://commerce.prodigybiz.com/customer/s/sofknives/

Jack

qdr · Mar 17, 2001

Frank Castle,

Called MH Diamond about three weeks ago and inquired about a manual action mini-socom and a manual action lcc and was told "nah man, haven't had any of those in a while". The person said they had one lcc automatic. I found this response interesting, since Microtech lists MH Diamond as a distributor, not dealer, for their products. With the less than professional response I received, wouldn't do business with them anyway. Thanks.

brad1407 · Mar 18, 2001

Try www.cfiarms.com

george tichbourne · Mar 18, 2001

Try Top of Texas knive in Dumas
www.toptexknives.com

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Frank Castle · Mar 18, 2001

QDR,

I see. I thought you were looking for a Brick & Mortar store that carried Microtech and MOD in Texas.

The Mini Socoms are discontinued. So, if you want on now is the time to search the net to see who will have one.(Not me)

I had a hard time trying to get a hold of the MA LCCs. No one had them in stock. Not even Microtech. I have very few left in Ti bolster.

qdr · Mar 18, 2001

Thanks for your help guys

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Michael_Aos · Mar 18, 2001

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Is the Ti bolster version any lighter than the stainless? I looked at one of these at the Denver gun show and thought it was awfully heavy. As I recall, the ambi thubstud prevented me from even clipping it my pocket...?

Mike

Frank Castle · Mar 19, 2001

The Weight of the two are approximately the same. It is merely the bolster material that changed. The steel handles remain the same.

Some prefer the Titanium bolster versions to send out for custom Work.WWW.banditknives.com will even trade anyone a beat up Ti bolster for a spankin' new Aluminum bolster version-

Your right with the wieght issue. The LCC certainly is no Spyderco Delica.