Will Moon Mark 6 Custom Folding Tactical Knife. >>>>> Traded. Each one is crafted by Will Moon; each one is different. Hand signed on the blade, every Moon knife is both a work of art and a rugged tool. Check out his YouTube channel for more on the Moon Mk6 Knife. Gently carried. Original edge is still sharp! Has good, solid detent and flips lightening fast! I would compare both the knife and it's detent to something like the Microtech SOCOM Delta in blade, handle design and great detent. This Moon locks up rock solid. It's an awesome, custom knife. The Moon Mark 6 is a full-sized, four inch bolster lock flipper knife. Using a thick stock blade and titanium bolster lock, the Mark 6 is rugged to the extreme, yet light and slim enough for every day pocket carry. Thanks to its weight-efficient tapered frame, the Mark 6 sits well in the pocket and hand and is comfortable for extended carry and cutting tasks. The knife uses a G10 backspacer and heavy-duty G10 pocket clip with G10 handle scales and titanium.
Unique Locking Mechanism! The Mark 6 utilizes an efficient bolster lock. This locking mechanism combines the best of both framelock and liner lock mechanisms. Framelocks by nature are heavy, utilizing thick stock titanium to gain strength in the lockbar, but they allow the user to place their hand on the lock, preventing the lock from being released during use. Linerlocks are generally more comfortable in the hand and lighter than framelocks, but can leave brute strength to be desired. The Mark 6's bolsterlock combines the best of both worlds without any of the drawbacks, as it utilizes a thick quarter inch lock, which is milled below the bolster to accept a scale overlay. This creates a light, comfortable handle which prevents lockbar overtravel but still allows for a strong, durable lock.
Thrust Bearings! The Mark 6 utilizes a captive thrust bearing system in conjunction with its tang flipper for lightning-fast one handed deployment and ease of maintenance. The knife's rugged 3/16ths inch pivot and internal stop pin lend the knife a clean aesthetic and match well with the knife's futuristic lines. Thrust bearings allow for fast and easy opening without wrist movement. While there are many ways of installing ball bearings into knives for quick opening, thrust bearings are captive and allow the knife to be easily serviced. There are no loose bearings to lose, and thrust bearings are far more tolerant of dirt and debris than other bearing systems. Combined with the flipper on the tang on the blade for ambidextrious opening, the thrust bearings in the Mark 6 make the knife one of the fastest opening knives on the market. NOTE: The thrust bearing system on the Mark 6 is designed to run dry and requires no lubrication.
Tapered Frame! The Mark 6 carries surprisingly well for a full sized, four inch knife, due primarily to it's tapered frames. As with all Moon folding knives, the frames of the Mark 6 taper distally, becoming thinner as they approach the end of the knife by about 1.408 degrees. This allows the Mark 6 to more efficiently utilize pocket space and weight, making the knife feel much thinner and much lighter in both the pocket and in hand. Even with the taper, the Mark 6 has a full quarter inch thick lock bar. This knife is all about efficiency, making the most of limited space and weight, and the tapered frames allow the Mark 6 to achieve this goal.
Specifications:
MSRP: $825 (discontinued)
Blade Length: 4 inches
Blade Height: 1 inch
Overall Open Length: 9.5 inches
Closed Length: 5.5 inches
Weight: Between 6.5 ounces
Blade Thickness: .1875 inches
Lockbar Thickness: .25 inches
Handle Thickness: .72 inches at the Bolster, tapers to .56 inches at the Pocket Clip
Handle Material: 6Al4V/Grade 5 Titanium
Blade Material: CPM-S30V
Lock: Bolster lock
Knife has been traded, Thanks BF.
Unique Locking Mechanism! The Mark 6 utilizes an efficient bolster lock. This locking mechanism combines the best of both framelock and liner lock mechanisms. Framelocks by nature are heavy, utilizing thick stock titanium to gain strength in the lockbar, but they allow the user to place their hand on the lock, preventing the lock from being released during use. Linerlocks are generally more comfortable in the hand and lighter than framelocks, but can leave brute strength to be desired. The Mark 6's bolsterlock combines the best of both worlds without any of the drawbacks, as it utilizes a thick quarter inch lock, which is milled below the bolster to accept a scale overlay. This creates a light, comfortable handle which prevents lockbar overtravel but still allows for a strong, durable lock.
Thrust Bearings! The Mark 6 utilizes a captive thrust bearing system in conjunction with its tang flipper for lightning-fast one handed deployment and ease of maintenance. The knife's rugged 3/16ths inch pivot and internal stop pin lend the knife a clean aesthetic and match well with the knife's futuristic lines. Thrust bearings allow for fast and easy opening without wrist movement. While there are many ways of installing ball bearings into knives for quick opening, thrust bearings are captive and allow the knife to be easily serviced. There are no loose bearings to lose, and thrust bearings are far more tolerant of dirt and debris than other bearing systems. Combined with the flipper on the tang on the blade for ambidextrious opening, the thrust bearings in the Mark 6 make the knife one of the fastest opening knives on the market. NOTE: The thrust bearing system on the Mark 6 is designed to run dry and requires no lubrication.
Tapered Frame! The Mark 6 carries surprisingly well for a full sized, four inch knife, due primarily to it's tapered frames. As with all Moon folding knives, the frames of the Mark 6 taper distally, becoming thinner as they approach the end of the knife by about 1.408 degrees. This allows the Mark 6 to more efficiently utilize pocket space and weight, making the knife feel much thinner and much lighter in both the pocket and in hand. Even with the taper, the Mark 6 has a full quarter inch thick lock bar. This knife is all about efficiency, making the most of limited space and weight, and the tapered frames allow the Mark 6 to achieve this goal.
Specifications:
MSRP: $825 (discontinued)
Blade Length: 4 inches
Blade Height: 1 inch
Overall Open Length: 9.5 inches
Closed Length: 5.5 inches
Weight: Between 6.5 ounces
Blade Thickness: .1875 inches
Lockbar Thickness: .25 inches
Handle Thickness: .72 inches at the Bolster, tapers to .56 inches at the Pocket Clip
Handle Material: 6Al4V/Grade 5 Titanium
Blade Material: CPM-S30V
Lock: Bolster lock
Knife has been traded, Thanks BF.
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