Microtech OTF Available In Stock

Microtech OTF

Features:

• Bronzed finish Wharncliffe blade made from premium steel.
• Textured thumb slide for automatic blade deployment and retraction.
• Black aluminum handle with strategic contours and jimping.
• Bronze finish hardware, pocket clip, and also glass breaker.

Description:

The Microtech Ultratech Warhound is like the regular Microtech Ultratech, but with a different and unique blade style. It is beloved for its premium materials, swift, reliable action, and ergonomic design. The handle has selective jimping to increase control over the knife without causing hotspots, and the blade is made from premium stainless steel, making a knife that excels at cutting, slicing, and also piercing.

Its double-action is a joy to operate: by pushing the thumb slide up, the blade shoots out the front of the handle with authority, locking into place; by pulling it down, it automatically retracts. The design is topped off with Microtech’s signature hardware, pocket clip, and also glass breaker, completing a practical piece of cutlery that sets the bar for all OTF automatic knives.

OTF Automatic Knives:

Out The Front (OTF) automatic knives, sometimes called switchblades, are a staple in the knife world. They offer easy one-handed blade deployment for quick access in self-defense situations, or for convenient Everyday Carry (EDC) use; with one push of the switch or press of the button, the blade is out and also ready to go.

The Microtech Ultratech comes in an array of handle materials and colors and blade finishes, edge types, and steels.

FAQ On Microtech OTF Knives

• What knife did John Wick use?

John Wick has been seen using a variety of knives in the films, but some of the most notable include: Balisong Knife: Also known as a butterfly knife, this weapon is recognizable by its two handles that rotate around the tang of the blade. John Wick uses this knife in films for quick and also precise cuts.

• Does Microtech OTF have blade play

Some play is normal. Our out-the-fronts should have some minimal play both on the blade & button when deployed, and also when shaking it retracted. This is something our engineers do to assure a crisp deploy & for reliability. The amount of play varies across our different models & configurations.

• Does the military use Microtech knives?

Microtech has designed knives for use by the US Military such as the HALO, UDT, SOCOM and Currahee models. Custom knifemakers, such as Greg Lightfoot have remarked that these tolerances are what makes the factory knives so close to the custom design: “It has the same quality as a handmade custom.”

FAQ On Automatic Knives

• What is the difference between OTF and automatic knives?

OTF Knife: A type of automatic knife where the blade deploys “out the front” of the handle. OTS Knife: A type of automatic knife where the blade deploys “out the side” of the handle. While this may seem like a small difference, it’s not to be overlooked.

• Can civilians buy OTF knives?

Such is left to the states. The majority of states allow legal ownership of switchblades, but a few do not. Many have prohibitions on the sale of them, and most have laws against carrying them concealed. But some states such as Vermont and Utah have no restrictions on them.

• How long does it take to break in an OTF knife?

On average it takes about 1-2 weeks for users to get used to the stiffness. Some points regarding maintenance for future use: For our out-the-front knives to continue deploying smoothly, they require some simple regular maintenance – it is easy to do in only a couple of minutes.

• Does an OTF count as a switchblade?

They differ from switchblades and spring-assisted knives in one significant way: the blade comes out of the top. OTFs are considered switchblades because the blade deploys automatically, which is illegal in Minnesota.

• Can a switchblade open in your pocket?

Use a latch, a boot, or a sheath when carrying the knife, or it will open in your pocket, potentially cutting your pants, leg, or hand. Make sure you are far away from other people when practicing; your knife can easily become a projectile.

• Are automatic knives safe?

But, here’s the thing: used correctly, auto-retracting knives do reduce the number of laceration injuries. They’re excellent tools for keeping rebellious workers safe, in spite of themselves.

FAQ ON Fixed Blades

• What are fixed blades good for?

A: Fixed blades typically have more strength and durability than folding knives, making them a better choice for heavy-duty tasks such as hunting, camping and self-defense. They are also easier to sharpen than folding knives, making them well-suited for fine precision tasks.

• What is the best fixed blade knife shape?

DROP POINT KNIFE

The drop point blade is used on many hunting and EDC knives, and performs well in most situations. It’s the “Goldilocks” blade shape that’s just right for most tasks. The strong tip and wide belly excel in meat processing, slicing tasks, and also opening boxes from your latest knife purchase.

• What side should you carry a fixed blade knife?

The most typical knife sheath carry position for a right-handed user would be the 3:00 position; a lefty would usually carry at 9. The same side as your dominant hand. If you normally use the knife with your right hand, this would mean carrying your blade on your right side (anywhere between 12 and 6).

• What fixed blade do Marines use?

Ka-Bar (/ˈkeɪ.bɑːr/; trademarked as KA-BAR) is the contemporary popular name for the combat knife first adopted by the United States Marine Corps in November 1942 as the 1219C2 combat knife (later designated the USMC Mark 2 combat knife or Knife, Fighting Utility), and subsequently adopted by the United States Navy as.

• Who uses a fixed blade knife?

Fixed blades are popular among knife enthusiasts and collectors, but they are also used most commonly by hunters and outdoorsmen around the world. They value fixed blades because of their strength and durability, which make them reliable and dependable in the field. Custom knives can be made with a fixed blade as well.