Tekto Knives might be a modern day Quartermaster

[norcalAF]

I won't trust any endorsement unless it comes from someone who was a Spec-Ops Tier 3 Wizard or higher.

I'm a tier 3 whizzer! What do you need endorsed?

 

[goldie]

"Even some of the most reputable names in the knife space had failed in the harsh northeastern environment. The cold and brutal conditions left our knives chipped, dull, and unreliable." But a China made button lock was able to withstand these harsh environments ? Whos falling for this?

 

[Delta-v]

When it comes to knife manufacturing origins, I follow a line from an old movie, "Whenever there is any doubt, there is no doubt."

 

[Danke42]

Gonna have to wait to see the top secret museum car wash before I cast my final vote.

 

[Sharp & Fiery]

When it comes to knife manufacturing origins, I follow a line from an old movie, "Whenever there is any doubt, there is no doubt."

Those knives won’t be bringing the “Heat” so to speak.

 

[goldie]

Gonna have to wait to see the top secret museum car wash before I cast my final vote.

Haha dont get us started : at least they dont claim to have declassified surveilance equipment !

 

[TC]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! That's a hot one. OTF automatic knives for backwoods use. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Hung up by their own promo garbage. I don't care where the knives are made. They get a hard pass.

Beat you to it by a full 240 secs.

Errr, Sir!, most humbly.

 

[jeffsenpai]

I own a few of their knives, and I was never under the impression that they were made in the USA.

The D2 as the only steel choice kind of makes it obvious.