Mcusta MC-121D Tactility Folding Knife 3.75" VG10 Damascus Blade, Black Micarta Handles, Liner Lock
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Description

MCU121D: Tactility, Black Micarta Handles

Mcusta Knives

Mcusta knives are made in Seki-City, Japan and are the pinnacle of synthesis between traditional Japanese craftsmanship and modern cutting edge technology.

Mcusta does not use the conventional method of die stamping their blades like most mass produced knives. Components are laser cut and C&C machined to assure the best possible precision fit. This is an important step in the production of a superior blade. Each knife is then hand assembled and hand finished and inspected by Mcusta's team of craftsmen. This process creates a superior knife at a reasonable price.

Mcusta, which stands for Machine Custom Knives, are among the finest production knives made anywhere in the world! 

4.5" closed liner lock folder. 33 layer nickel Damascus steel blade with a VG10 core and dual thumb studs. Black Micarta handles have a unique multi-dimensional contour. Stainless pocket clip.

Specifications

  • Blade Length: 3.75"
  • Closed Length: 4.5"
  • Overall Length: 8.25"
  • Blade Material: VG10
  • Blade Style: Spear Point
  • Blade Finish: Damascus
  • Handle Material: Black Micarta
  • Locking Mechanism: Liner
  • Pocket Clip: Right-Handed, Tip-Up
  • Made in Japan

UPC Code: 4964496600846

Related Categories

Mcusta Knives, Damascus Blade Steel, Micarta Handle Material, Folding Knives, Folding Knives Liner Locks, Made in Japan

Badges

Product Handle Badge: Micarta Handles
Product Country of Origin Badge: Made in Japan
Product Steel Type Badge: Damascus Steel

Customer Reviews

Mcusta MC-121D Tactility Folding Knife 3.75" VG10 Damascus Blade, Black Micarta Handlesrated 3.500 stars out of 5 (2 reviews)
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Mcusta MC-121D Tactility Folding Knife 3.75" VG10 Damascus Blade, Black Micarta Handles
rated 5 stars out of 5
Greg
 Alberta, Canada
Jun 03, 2026
Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Ease of Opening, Handle Feel, Handle Material, Lock Ease of Use, Lock Type, Overall Quality, Pocket Clip, Weight
Cons: None
Awesome knife
Have a few Mcusta knives. This one is my favorite.EDC, but have used it in processing big game animals.Never disappoints
Mcusta MC-121D Tactility Folding Knife 3.75" VG10 Damascus Blade, Black Micarta Handles
rated 2 stars out of 5
Aaron
 NY
Mar 06, 2023
Pros: None
Cons: None
Beautiful blade but fit and finish issues
I've had this knife for two days and I've spent those two days fidgeting with this knife (as I tend to do) and observing every detail on this knife. As my title states, this blade is gorgeous, the Damascus pattern is everything I wanted as my first pattern welded knife in my collection however there are some glaring issues I've found with it. The first thing I noticed was how stiff the locking mechanism is. Decompressing the liner lock grew uncomfortable for the thumb and it produced a sharp snapping sound when it disengaged, not a big concern as some oil quickly fixed that concern but for a knife of this price, that should not have been the case in my opinion. The second problem I found with this knife is that the edge bevel on the tip of the knife was ground incorrectly. The tip of the blade is not in line with the spine of the blade, the left side of the edge bevel was ground too much on the left side so the point of the blade goes off to the right. If this was a 20 dollar knife, I would not have mentioned it as I could easily fix it with some sharpening but when a knife costs nearly 200 dollars, there should have been some better quality control before it left the factory. Lastly the biggest concern I have with this knife is that the blade leans to the right side when the blade is in the handle. Again, I would consider this a nitpick but when I use my left hand to engage the knife with the left hand side thumb screw, it audibly scrapes the blade against the metal liner as the blade swings out. I wouldn't care if this knife was priced way lower but worst yet this is a Damascus cladded blade, who wants their new beautifully patterned knife to be scraping against itself right out of the box? Even with all those issues I don't regret my purchase, the handle has great ergonomics and the knife is once again very pretty, I just expect higher standards when paying almost 200 dollars for the knife.