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SCARAB II GEN III D/E BLACK FULL SERRATE TACTICAL (1280-3T)
SCARAB II GEN III D/E BLACK FULL SERRATE TACTICAL (1280-3T)
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The Scarab II® Gen III is currently the largest double-action out-the-front knife in our present offering. Weighing in at 5.92 oz with
an overall length of 9.7”, the Scarab II® also has the widest blade in our lineup. The Scarab® II revolutionizes the tactical landscape
by merging impeccable style and performance.
The handle is contoured for a comfortable grip and features textured inserts for enhanced traction. In addition to the new
technology, the Scarab® II Gen III knife is thoughtfully designed with rear porting: this unique attribute enables the knife
to be opened effortlessly even under difficult conditions.
- Blade Length: 3.95"
- Total Length: 9.7"
- Weight 5.92oz
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Just received this knife in the mail today. This thing is a BEAST. I always pictured the Scarab as smaller, but yeah I dare say the handle seems a bit beefier than the Combat Troodon. The blade appears to be about the same size as the CT tho.
What sort of shocked me was the absence of any kind of markings whatsoever (other than "Scarab II" on the blade and a laser etched, blacked out Scarab beetle on the pocket clip). No Serial number, no birth month/year, no blade metal used, no Microtech logos at all to be found.
But anyway, yeah what can be said, really? It's a Microtech. That says it all. Quality/fit/finish appears flawless. I will say the blade deployment/retraction on this knife is really smooth and almost effortless compared to a couple other Micro's I own.
I'm so glad I finally own a Scarab. Wanted one for probably 10 years or more.
To quote the great Ferris Bueller: "It is so choice. If you have the means, I highly recommend picking one up."
Just received this knife in the mail today. This thing is a BEAST. I always pictured the Scarab as smaller, but yeah I dare say the handle seems a bit beefier than the Combat Troodon. The blade appears to be about the same size as the CT tho.
What sort of shocked me was the absence of any kind of markings whatsoever (other than "Scarab II" on the blade and a laser etched, blacked out Scarab beetle on the pocket clip). No Serial number, no birth month/year, no blade metal used, no Microtech logos at all to be found.
But anyway, yeah what can be said, really? It's a Microtech. That says it all. Quality/fit/finish appears flawless. I will say the blade deployment/retraction on this knife is really smooth and almost effortless compared to a couple other Micro's I own.
I'm so glad I finally own a Scarab. Wanted one for probably 10 years or more.
To quote the great Ferris Bueller: "It is so choice. If you have the means, I highly recommend picking one up."