TOPS Knives M1 Midget Fixed 3.75" 1095 Spear Point Blade, Micarta Handles, Kydex Sheath - M1MGT-01

$174.95

MSRP* : $249.95 | You Save* : $75.00 (30%)
Part #: TOM1MGT01 | TOPS Knives

Description

TOM1MGT01: M1 Midget

TOPS Knives

The M1 Midget is a big, little knife that offers you low profile and easy carry, with a large measure of last ditch personal protection. If you're looking for the strongest knife in a three inch blade you can find, this is it.

The spear point design makes this knife great for survival applications too. Attach it to a pole, skin small game, and use it for other camp or bushcraft tasks.

Specifications

  • Blade Length: 3.75"
  • Overall Length: 7.38"
  • Blade Thickness: 0.25"
  • Blade Material: 1095 Carbon Steel
  • Blade Hardness: 56-58HRC
  • Blade Style: Spear Point
  • Blade Finish: Black Traction Coating
  • Handle Material: Black Linen Micarta
  • Sheath Material: Kydex
  • Weight: 10.1 oz.
  • Weight w/ Sheath: 13.1 oz.
  • Made in USA

UPC Code: 816411021455

Related Categories

TOPS Knives, Tops Fixed Blade Knives Series, 1095 Blade Steel, Steel Handle Material, Fixed Blade Knives, Fixed Blade Knives Combat Knives, Made in USA, Daniel Certo

Product Handle Badge: Steel Handles
Product Steel Type Badge: 1095 Carbon Steel
Product Sheath Badge: Kydex Sheath
Product Country of Origin Badge: Made in USA
TOPS Knives M1 Midget Fixed 3.75" 1095 Spear Point Blade, Micarta Handles, Kydex Sheathrated 4.000 stars out of 5 (1 review)
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TOPS Knives M1 Midget Fixed 3.75" 1095 Spear Point Blade, Micarta Handles, Kydex Sheath
rated 4 stars out of 5
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WA
Nov 11, 2023
Pros: Blade Material, Handle Material, Materials, Overall Quality, Weight
Cons: None
Excellent small knife for general utility use
I have had this little blade for almost two years and have used it as an EDC pocket knife. I have used it for batoning, light demolition, light prying and the usual things you have a knife for. Takes an edge and holds it well. I did regrind the edge to little finer angle to make better use of it as a knife. The original angle was closer to a heavy axe and wasn't super handy for cutting materials. So far the blade has held up wonderfully and I haven't been particularly gentle with it. The couple of things I would have liked to be different on it; the serration on the spine has been pretty useless, not sharp/severe enough to feather wood or shave magnesium bars or cut rope etc. And since I use it as a pocket knife I would like the sheath clip to be much lower profile.