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There are still a few numbers left on the Limited Special Edition M4X Punisher knife. The Limited Special Edition has movie logos, a wood presentation box, and is available in both s30V and 5160 steel. But, due to an over whelming interest in the knife as an industrial strength Military Survival knife, I am offering the knife in a no frills version as seen below . This knife is Zone tempered, with a lifetime replacement warranty against breakage, and Super strong. Look for it in the 2010 catalog, or preorder now price $599.00 in High strength 5160 and $699.00 in High Performance S30V stainless ![]() click photofor larger view We are Proud to announce that TOPS KNIVES will be producing the M1 Midget under license from Daniel M. Certo Relentless Knives USA. Below is a reprint of a 2007 test and review by Major Ian Humphrey M1 Midget: The Biggest Three-Inch Knife you Will Ever See! By: Major Ian Humphrey When trying to think of a title for this test report, the above phrase was the first thing that came to mind. The Relentless M1 Midget is the sturdiest and strongest knife I have ever tested with a three-inch blade. So why would you want something so small? Simply put, there is almost no anti-knife laws that I know of (of course check your local area first!) that would prevent you from carrying a knife with a three "standard" set for the maximum allowed blade length for every day carry knives. The Midget gives you a full size handle and a 1/4-inch thick knife in an easy to carry package. First Impressions The first thing you notice with this knife is the weight. This is not a tiny little knife by any stretch of the imagination. The Midget is meant to be used and abused like the rest of the Relentless line, just in a more compact package. The handles are nicely contoured with four cutouts for a secure grip. The blade shape is like the popular Commander model with thumb grooves and three serrations. The coil of the blade also includes a handy cord cutter notch. The included sheath is a kydex and leather combination with a spring steel belt clip. The entire package is easy to carry and conceal under most clothing, and is also easy to carry on gear, packs, etc. Cutting Tests This particular M1 Midget was made with D2 steel, so it allowed me to no effort. to finally test this steel as well. While Dan prefers S30V and 5160 steel, he is able to work with any steel the customer prefers. I was able to test this knife along with a Raptor model and two M1 Integral models (An Interceptor and ACE). In order to expand my testing, Dan sent along a box of various materials to abuse the knives with. I started with my normal tests and worked towards the new materials. The Midget was the best cutter in the initial paper test. The steel and blade geometry led to easy, razor like cuts in the free hanging paper with little The Midget also had no trouble cutting single strands of 550 cord with the blade. The short length of the blade prevented more than one cord being cut at a time. As for the three serrations and cord cutter...once Dan explained how they are supposed to work (see my brief instructions on the web site. The key is "scraping" and not "sawing" the cord!) they performed quite well. Single strands of 550 cord were cut with no effort. On dry and green wood the Midget performed well. The finger and thumb grooves kept the knife secure in the hand. The Midget was able to use a wooden baton to help split wood, but this did prove difficult due to the length of the blade. The serrations did a fantastic job making fuzz sticks. The three serrations along with the deep finger grooves quickly tore up the sticks. The serrations also did a fair job in making notches in the wood. One of the items in the box of materials that Dan sent was an old engine hose. Since the Midget is intended for every day carry, I thought this would be a great example of a task the knife could easily find itself. Of the three knives I tested on the hose, the Midget had the best initial cut. With just a little effort the hose was cleanly cut. I also had some telephone wire in the box and again the Midget cut the wire with ease. The serrations were also effective in stripping the wire to expose the copper wire under the insulation. Throughout all of my testing, which also included several hiking trips and constant wearing for several weeks, the D2 steel had no damage to the edge and no staining to the finish. Now that Dan bead blasts the knives for glare reduction, we have noticed an increase in staining on the 5160 steel knives. I have found keeping a can of PB Blaster around the house and doing a quick wipe down of the knives after a day of abuse keeps the steel looking good. While the D2 steel is not Dan's first choice in steel, it performed quite well and maintained a good edge throughout the testing period. Sheath The included sheath for the Midget is a kydex sheath with a leather backing to secure the spring steel clip to the kydex. Dan used to secure the clip directly to the kydex but did not like how the clip would scratch the blade. Unfortunately I found that the leather did not stay attached to the top of the sheath after hard use. Since the sheath is secured with several military grade eyelets, I was not afraid of having the sheath fall apart, but Dan is going to fix this design. Overall the kydex sheath with the steel clip allows for a very comfortable carry system that allows the sheath to be easily added and removed from belts (to include the new ACU belt), web belts, pack straps, and even MOLLE vests. The eyelets allow the user to "permanently" attach the sheath to gear by using 550 cord or zip ties. Conclusions Relentless M1 Midget remains a very popular catalog item since 2007 . I would highly recommend this knife to anyone who needs the strength of a full size knife in a pocketknife size. The three-inch blade proved to be very effective in cutting numerous materials and the overall size of the knife allowed me to carry it with little effort. For those who cannot realistically carry a five-inch tactical knife on your belt everyday, the Midget will be the biggest "little knife" you will ever carry! The TRUTH below was forwarded by a customer. KEEP IT IN MIND With no disrespect intended to the Jackson family, this sure does reveal the shallowness of our value system in this country. While the focus today, tomorrow and for the next God-knows-how-many-days will be the death of a pop culture icon; while many will mourn, wail and quite literally make fools of themselves over it and while as many will speak endlessly about it, allow me, if only for a moment, to remind us all that others have died this month; others whose lives were cut short; others who leave behind loved ones and whose families will dearly miss them; families who'll suffer with much more dignity and honor than we'll be exposed to on the tube in the coming days. Yes... it's true... we've suffered a great loss... but forgive me while I tell you that I'm not talking about the king of pop music. These American military members died in Iraq this month: Sergeant Justin J. Duffy Specialist Christopher M. Kurth Specialist Charles D. Parrish Lance Corporal Robert D. Ulmer Staff Sergeant Edmond L. Lo Sergeant Joshua W. Soto Captain Kafele H. Sims Specialist Chancellor A. Keesling And these members of our U.S. Armed Forces died in Afghanistan this month: Sergeant Jones, Ricky D. Specialist Munguia Rivas, Rodrigo A. Command Master Chief Petty Officer Garber, Jeffrey J. 1st Sergeant Blair, John D. Sergeant Smith, Paul G. Staff Sergeant Melton, Joshua Sergeant 1st Class Dupont, Kevin A. Specialist O'Neill, Jonathan C. Chief Warrant Officer Richardson Jr., Ricky L. Specialist Silva, Eduardo S. Lance Corporal Whittle, Joshua R. Major Barnes, Rocco M. Major Jenrette, Kevin M. Staff Sergeant Beale, John C. Specialist Jordan, Jeffrey W. Specialist Griemel, Jarrett P. Specialist Hernandez I, Roberto A. Sergeant Obakrairur, Jasper K. Staff Sergeant Hall, Jeffrey A. Private 1st Class Ogden, Matthew D. Private 1st Class Wilson, Matthew W. Let's remember and honor this day those whose deaths are truly impacting. |
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Questions received from our customers: What would you recommend the Satin or matte finish for CPM s30V steel? The only thing wrong with s30V steel, is that it has a slightly yellowish tint with a satin finish. It is very slight, and again many people like it just fine, but. the other stainless steels have a slightly bluish tint that many knife collectors like. The matte finish takes care of that, giving a simple dull silvery appearance Also, should the knife be put into a military situation, light reflection can attract gunfire etc. So, for a using knife I suggest matte. Of course that's my opinion. s 30V steel has so many good qualitys, that trading it for a lesser stainless just doesn't seem wise. I don't offer high polished blades, and the above mentioned tint is not good enough reason to choose a steel that could break easier under stress. Another suggestion, is to order your knife with a Satin finish, and should you not like the tint, it can be bead blasted to a matte finish with a very short wait time. Of course if your knife is not intended for extreme use.......lot's of the above becomes mute. Finally, Relentless knives are made to use. I go to great lengths to make them good on the inside so they will endure the rigors of hard and heavy use. Any new item that gets used alot will have a break in period. The parts that contact the sheath, clothing etc, are going to experience slight changes in appearance etc. But after this when everything gets used to each other and comfortable with it's place in the works, you will have a friend for life that will work hard for you what ever the mission. | |
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