Description
Microtech Socom Elite Manual T/E Black Stonewash Standard 161-10
Since the inception of the original Socom in 1996, it has set the standard for tactical/utility knives. Over the years, improvements have been made, making the Socom more adaptable to different environments. The Socom has a distinct handle shape that molds to your hand. Dual thumb studs. Includes a glass breaker, tip-down carry pocket clip, lanyard hole, a free floating liner lock and super smooth action. Once again back for 2018 with some new upgrades!
This model features a black anodized 7075-T611 aluminum handle with grip inserts. Stonewash finished M390 stainless steel tanto blade with a standard edge. Bead blasted hardware and pocket clip. The pocket clip is marked with the Microtech logo. The blade is marked with the Microtech logo, model information, production date, and serial number. Brand new in box.
Reviews
1 Review
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Worth the Wait
I own a handful of mid to high end knives, from Bark River to Chris Reeve. I’ve wanted a Socom for awhile, but I’m the kind of guy that resists the secondary market for a number of reasons. So I was excited for the 2018 Socom release. Got it this week, and this knife lives up to the hype. The deployment is unimaginably smooth. It’s got great detente and incredible ergonomics for a number of grips. I’ve always dug aluminum handles, and these are robust enough to balance the hard use/tactical blade. And let’s face it, it looks friggin cool. At $275, this knife a serious no brainer.
Description
Microtech Socom Elite Manual T/E Black Stonewash Standard 161-10
Since the inception of the original Socom in 1996, it has set the standard for tactical/utility knives. Over the years, improvements have been made, making the Socom more adaptable to different environments. The Socom has a distinct handle shape that molds to your hand. Dual thumb studs. Includes a glass breaker, tip-down carry pocket clip, lanyard hole, a free floating liner lock and super smooth action. Once again back for 2018 with some new upgrades!
This model features a black anodized 7075-T611 aluminum handle with grip inserts. Stonewash finished M390 stainless steel tanto blade with a standard edge. Bead blasted hardware and pocket clip. The pocket clip is marked with the Microtech logo. The blade is marked with the Microtech logo, model information, production date, and serial number. Brand new in box.
Reviews
1 Review
-
Worth the Wait
I own a handful of mid to high end knives, from Bark River to Chris Reeve. I’ve wanted a Socom for awhile, but I’m the kind of guy that resists the secondary market for a number of reasons. So I was excited for the 2018 Socom release. Got it this week, and this knife lives up to the hype. The deployment is unimaginably smooth. It’s got great detente and incredible ergonomics for a number of grips. I’ve always dug aluminum handles, and these are robust enough to balance the hard use/tactical blade. And let’s face it, it looks friggin cool. At $275, this knife a serious no brainer.
