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CRKT RSK MK6 Fixed Blade Survival Knife
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CRKT RSK MK6 Fixed Blade Survival Knife
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Designed by Doug Ritter—founder of the online survival resource Equipped to Survive—the CRKT RSK MK6 can help you set up camp, knock down a branch, and get you out of a jam. Made from 8Cr13MoV stainless steel with a gritty stonewash finish, it’s easy to sharpen and resistant to the elements Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downDexterH
0
Jul 10, 2017
Received mine last week. It is the dullest knife i ve ever bought. I think they missed the last step of production.
Ilbob
4
Jun 26, 2017
it appears to me that once the shipping fee is added it is about the same price as amazon. I may be missing something but it appears to me that most massdrop products I have looked at are about the same as the amazon price after shipping is considered. I thought the whole idea was to get better deals, but so far I have not seen any.
Dr.Oetqer
218
Jun 26, 2017
$13 for shipping seems ridiculously expensive. Too bad, I'llreally like this small RSK MK6.
PeterK
1515
Nov 15, 2016
Just about there! We've been in touch with the vendor regarding the group's order and they've let us know that they are still working to gather and package the group's order for individual shipment to each of you. We will continue to check in with them throughout the fulfillment process and update the group again as soon as everything is sent out!
Expect another update from us on 11/22 or sooner if something comes up.
If you have any questions, please visit our Help Center (https://massdrop.com/helpcenter).
Expect another update from us on 11/22 or sooner if something comes up.
If you have any questions, please visit our Help Center (https://massdrop.com/helpcenter).
PeterK
1515
Nov 8, 2016
Thanks again for joining this drop! We have submitted the group's order with the vendor for the CRKT RSK MK6 and they are working hard to prepare it for shipment.
As soon as the group's order is ready at the vendor's location, they will ship the individual orders directly to you. The current estimated ship date is 11/22.
We will keep the group updated throughout the fulfillment process. You can expect an update from us by the end of the day Pacific Time on 11/15.
If you have any questions, please visit our Help Center (http://massdrop.com/helpcenter).
As soon as the group's order is ready at the vendor's location, they will ship the individual orders directly to you. The current estimated ship date is 11/22.
We will keep the group updated throughout the fulfillment process. You can expect an update from us by the end of the day Pacific Time on 11/15.
If you have any questions, please visit our Help Center (http://massdrop.com/helpcenter).
kalrnux
18
Jun 27, 2017
It needed a good sharpening and its handles re-wrapped in a more useful manner, but other than that it's a nice knife for the price. I keep it on my motorbike as a back-up emergency blade.
1backpacker5
0
Jun 27, 2017
kalrnuxThanks for the reply ! And that's good news I bought one I'm waiting for...thanks again for the reply...take it easy
mjbruiser
32
Nov 5, 2016
Here's a good review of this knife: http://www.thetruthaboutknives.com/2014/03/knife-review-crkt-doug-ritter-rsk-mk6/
Vecsus
17
Oct 28, 2016
decent looking knife but I strongly suggest that if you buy one you do a better job with the paracord wrapping than they did for the pictures. Loose wrapping can result in the knife slipping in your hand - possibly causing serious injury.
BlueTom
384
Oct 28, 2016
There are hundreds of DIY instructional websites and/or YouTube videos that can walk you step-by-step through re-tying the handle. Something that small would go pretty quick even for someone who isn't comfortable working with their hands. If you can follow instructions, you can do that part of it. If not, the wrap that comes with this knife should suffice unless you plan on putting it through extremely heavy duty, which wouldn't make a lot of sense if you aren't comfortable working with your hands, right?
As far as the belt clip that comes with this knife being used on your pack strap, it will probably suffice, but you'd likely be much happier with a Blade-Tech Tek-Lok. The Tek-Lok can be mounted at various angles so that draw is horizontal, vertical, angled in-between, or even facing vertically down, though I would recommend against that unless there's retention on the sheath, which I didn't notice if it has it or not. Tek-Loks come with mounting hardware to mount to the sheath, and the sheath stays put where you place it and in the position you place it when using a Tek-Lok. It easily removes from any belt or strap to move it to another belt or strap, for instance, having it on your belt while driving to the start-point of your hike, and moving it to your pack strap during the hike.
Tek-Loks are kind of pricey, but not so much when you consider that they can be used on anything with mounting holes like those pictured on the knife's sheath in this listing. Typically, they're around $11 to $15 bucks. Here's a listing for one on Amazon at the lower end of that estimate: https://www.amazon.com/Blade-Tech-Tek-Lok-with-Hardware/dp/B00G2DPHFM?th=1&psc=1
This is a small knife very similar in design to the one in this listing (a Becker BK-14). The sheath is a custom one set on the Tek-Lok at about a 45 degree angle at about 10:00 on my belt in cross-draw fashion:
As far as the belt clip that comes with this knife being used on your pack strap, it will probably suffice, but you'd likely be much happier with a Blade-Tech Tek-Lok. The Tek-Lok can be mounted at various angles so that draw is horizontal, vertical, angled in-between, or even facing vertically down, though I would recommend against that unless there's retention on the sheath, which I didn't notice if it has it or not. Tek-Loks come with mounting hardware to mount to the sheath, and the sheath stays put where you place it and in the position you place it when using a Tek-Lok. It easily removes from any belt or strap to move it to another belt or strap, for instance, having it on your belt while driving to the start-point of your hike, and moving it to your pack strap during the hike.
Tek-Loks are kind of pricey, but not so much when you consider that they can be used on anything with mounting holes like those pictured on the knife's sheath in this listing. Typically, they're around $11 to $15 bucks. Here's a listing for one on Amazon at the lower end of that estimate: https://www.amazon.com/Blade-Tech-Tek-Lok-with-Hardware/dp/B00G2DPHFM?th=1&psc=1
This is a small knife very similar in design to the one in this listing (a Becker BK-14). The sheath is a custom one set on the Tek-Lok at about a 45 degree angle at about 10:00 on my belt in cross-draw fashion:
Mandrake
31
Nov 15, 2016
VecsusI got my pair. Dull as a butter knife, but took a decent edge quickly.
Does anyone know the correct way to mount the belt loop part. I have messed with similar things quite often, but do not fin any position for the loop that seems right. Same with what seems to be the kneck cord...
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