??? Mil Tac ???

[Lfernando]

I've been looking at a Mil tac CS1 ( combat survival knife) but i cant find any reviews on it so I am considering not buying... despite the specs and steel being what i wanted I just cant trust it, I mean its a $200 knife, thats kinda expensive .
So please, if any of you guys have experience with Mil Tac at all I would love to read about it
If not do any of you know a knife with similar specs?
Thanks :thumbup: ,
Luis

 

[Piper Maru]

I have personally never owned one of their knives, but I have read a few things about the balisong that they made. It seemed to be great quality so I would think this would be aswell. You might be able to find a nicer knife for the money though, but that being said, I dont think you will be disappointed.

 

[Lfernando]

I have personally never owned one of their knives, but I have read a few things about the balisong that they made. It seemed to be great quality so I would think this would be aswell. You might be able to find a nicer knife for the money though, but that being said, I dont think you will be disappointed.

Yeah man I thought that too, I mean you cant really go too wrong with a nice treated S30V, I just wanted to check

 

[loglew]

I would find out if someone else makes it. I know for a fact they don't make their g 10 gun grips.

 

[razorsdescent]

I've handled some of their knives and they felt great. I haven't gotten to put them through their paces so I cant comment on performance but if they appeal to your sensibilities I think they would be just fine.

 

[MikeC]

Mil tac knives used to be owned and operated by one Craig sword out of Texas. Craig sword used to be involved with Mission knives with John Moore before it all went south and John died. Anyway I think Craig stills owns mil tac and is merely a dealer or in as much someone else makes the mil tac knives for him. Have no idea about quality are CS but that is the company background as I know it. Good luck