Need Help Identifying a Spring Assisted Butcher-style knife

[MJ Jones]

My stepdad gifted this to my mom for self-defense purposes and I love the style of it. I'd love to buy one for myself. There's no markings on it besides a spot on the base of the blade where it says it was made in China. Thanks in advance.

 

[marcus52AR]

I'm guessing it's an Mtech.

 

[MJ Jones]

I'm guessing it's an Mtech.

That's what I thought at first too but I can't find any that match it.

 

[jfk1110]

There are quite a few models like that around! Gerber, Artisan,Olamic etc! My favorite is:

 

[MJ Jones]

There are quite a few models like that around! Gerber, Artisan,Olamic etc! My favorite is:View attachment 1331001

I like that knife a lot actually. Thank you for the suggestions.

 

[gazz98]

Welcome to Bladeforums MJ.

Gas station knife. Even Mtechs usually have Mtech printed on them.

Quite a few cleaver style out knives out there like J jfk1110 said. I'll link a few from BHQ for easy reference.
https://www.bladehq.com/item--CJRB-Cutlery-Crag-Liner-Lock-Knife--102535
https://www.bladehq.com/item--Artisan-Tomahawk-Liner-Lock-Knife--87139
https://www.bladehq.com/item--Gerber-FlatIron-Cleaver-Frame-Lock--105497

FYI, I'd skip a Gerber Flatiron in 7Cr7MoV steel and get the CJRB for about the same price. You'd get better steel with the CJRB.

Feel free to give us a price range and we'll offer up some suggestions if you'd like.

 

[MJ Jones]

I figured it was cheap but I just got word from my stepdad that he'd be looking for another one for me. Thank you for the suggestions, I'm a big fan of CJRB knives.