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This is listed in The Back Door. This one is a trade in, used condition. No fall damage, and it has the box. The previous owner noted a very minor cosmetic mark on the pivot screw on the clip side from a Torx bit slip. It is slight and the knife is fully functional. Please look the photos over carefully before buying.
The M-Stitch RAM-LOK is a more compact take on the original Borka Blades collaboration, bringing that unmistakable Stitch profile into a refined, everyday carry format. The RAM-LOK bar lock and Iconic X Button carry over from the full-size Stitch, along with standard Torx hardware. This configuration runs tan Frag aluminum handles, the frag-machined texture pattern adding grip and visual depth to the surface. M390MK spear point blade in stonewash finish, deep jimping on the thumb ramp and finger choil for control during use. 3.05" blade, 7.14" overall, reversible tip-up pocket clip. Made in North Carolina. Limited lifetime warranty.
Note from Lone Star Knife & Supply: Tan Frag in stonewash keeps the same Frag texture as the Apocalyptic version with a cleaner, lighter blade finish. M390MK, RAM-LOK, North Carolina made.
The M-Stitch RAM-LOK in Tan Frag is the Borka Blades Stitch design scaled into an everyday-carry size. M390MK spear point, RAM-LOK, North Carolina made.
Microtech Knives was founded by Anthony Marfione Sr. and remains family-operated, now based in North Carolina. Every Microtech is manufactured to tight tolerances with American materials and backed by a limited lifetime warranty. Microtech holds multiple patents on their OTF and manual mechanisms and is regarded as the benchmark for American automatic knife manufacturing.
The Great American Knife Tour™ visited Microtech and toured their Asheville campus.
If you want to see the shop, the machines, and the people behind the work, it is worth a watch.
Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-t6fmpFA1Y

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