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Mcusta MC-2 Basic Series Gentleman's Folding Knife

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Mcusta MC-2 Basic Series Gentleman's Folding Knife

Name: Mcusta MC-2 Basic Series Gentleman's Folding Knife
Brand: Mcusta
SKU: mcusta-mc-2-basic
Price: 80 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.25 (4 reviews)

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Crafted in Seki City—Japan’s cutlery capital—the Mcusta MC-2 Basic Series combines the functionality of an all-around blade with the aesthetics of a gentleman’s folder. Slim and unobtrusive, the knife weighs just 3.4 ounces, yet it measures nearly 8 inches long to tackle more strenuous tasks Read More

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Aug 28, 2019

I'm surprised that people aren't complaining about the etching of then Mcusta on the blade, it ruins the looks of the blade. Too bad because I would have purchased this knife if not for that etched name on the blade.

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Motorrad

2898

Aug 28, 2019

DonPerreaultfunny.

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DonPerreault

215

Aug 29, 2019

MotorradI'm serious, I know a lot of knifes do this but on this knife it just pops. It should be much lighter and not so obvious. Especially on the Damascus version.

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Calaverasgrande

1486

Aug 21, 2019

Nice to see country of origin indicated for once! I'm jut going to assume that all knives with no country of origin mentioned are made in sweatshop in China. Like the Corian model, but curious if it handles well, or will I be chopping off my fingers.

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Calaverasgrande

1486

Aug 22, 2019

that looks kind of pearlescent? Or is that just the lighting. Edit: turns out the Damascus isn't available with the Corian scales. foiled again.

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sudeva

154

Aug 23, 2019

CalaverasgrandeJust the lighting. Keep looking! With a coupon you should be able to find Corian with the “Damascus” blade for about what it would be on this drop (if it were offered).

sudeva

154

Aug 21, 2019

What’s too bad is that the deeper scales are a better design than on the version of this knife with the clip, where they are thinner and the torx screws protrude above them in a random way. Deep scales plus clip would be an interesting knife. Unfortunately, in the clip version, the clip is integrated with the liner, so you can’t swap out.

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sabrage

Aug 21, 2019

what the heck is a Mcusta 😂

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sabrage

Aug 23, 2019

Thanks (to both of you), that was very informative

Faceman2k14

Aug 28, 2019

sabrageI have a Mcusta Zanmai chefs knife (240mm gyutou with traditional hex handle), It is by far the best knife I've ever used. The quality of the steel is excellent the edge is extremely fine and strong and very easy to maintain. I'm pretty certain these pocket knives are made a bit simpler and cheaper, but the quality is still there and for the money is a great bargain.

mclose

582

Jul 6, 2019

I know I’m in the minority here, but I’m glad it comes without the pocket clip. I remove them from any knife I carry because I live in a city where I don’t want to advertise my carry, hate the feel when I grip the knife, and find it easier to slip out of my front pocket (jeans or khakis) without it.

Narq

912

Aug 22, 2019

mcloseMcusta's knives are the only brand of folders where I actually prefer no pocket clip. These are not EDC knives by any measure. They are for holding in your hands, rubbing and touching and feeling and... excuse me, I need some alone time with my knife, please.

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Mrclean09

Jul 4, 2019

No pocket clip, GTFO!

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reswright

3850

Jul 3, 2019

who actually thinks that carrying a knife around in a pouch is 'convenient carry'? Looks like a nice knife, if it had a clip.

legofmeplease

Jul 3, 2019

As others have said, Drop should be selling the version of this knife with a pocket clip. No one carries folders in cases anymore, this is the 21st century for gosh sakes.

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stamps_stamps

Mar 19, 2019

I would be in except for the lack of clip

malice8691

Mar 18, 2019

I have wanted one of these for a long time but there is nothing special about this price. Its a discount compared to full retail but you can buy these for the same price on ebay all day long.

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DonPerreault

I'm serious, I know a lot of knifes do this but on this knife it just pops. It should be much lighter and not so obvious. Especially on the Damascus version.

Faceman2k14

I have a Mcusta Zanmai chefs knife (240mm gyutou with traditional hex handle), It is by far the best knife I've ever used. The quality of the steel is excellent the edge is extremely fine and strong and very easy to maintain. I'm pretty certain these pocket knives are made a bit simpler and cheaper, but the quality is still there and for the money is a great bargain.

Motorrad

funny.