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TacKnives Double Action OTF Knife MLT7T with D2 (Tanto) Blade

$89.95

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Total Length : 24.13cm / 9.5in
Blade Length : 9.53cm / 3.75in
Blade Thickness : 0.3cm / .11in
Blade Width : 1.91cm / 0.75in
Blade Material : D2
Handle Finish: Ceramic Coating
Handle : Zinc Alloy
Knife Weight : 260.82g / 9.2oz

TacKnives MLT7 series OTF is a large OTF knife. The MLT7 series OTF knife features different blade styles with a grippy rubberized handle. The handle is machined for improved grip and ergonomic style. It also includes a stainless steel pocket clip for tip-down carry and a ballistic window breaker at the end.

The OTF Assist Finger Actuator offers spring-assisted opening action that flies open the blade at the push of a button. The blade will retract as well at the push of a button.

MLT7 is a large OTF. If you are looking for a different size or style, please click here for our complete catalog.

Additional information

Blade Length

3" to 4"
Blade Material

D2
Blade Style

Tanto
Handle Length

Greater than 5"
Handle Material

Zinc Alloy
Price

$50 – $100
Product Type

Out The Front Knives
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Customer Reviews

15 reviews for TacKnives Double Action OTF Knife MLT7T with D2 (Tanto) Blade

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Maxwell

I own dozens of TacKnives and I am always impressed when I add a new one to the collection. This knife is sturdy and it came with a holster and carrying case. Bonus! I am making this knife my new EDC. Thanks TacKnives.

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Maxwell

I own dozens of TacKnives and I am always impressed when I add a new one to the collection. This knife is sturdy and it came with a holster and carrying case. Bonus! I am making this knife my new EDC. Thanks TacKnives.

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Jerry

Really nice weight to it and sharp would definitely buy again

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Jerry

Really nice weight to it and sharp would definitely buy again

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Jim B.

Incredible quality knife for this price point. Operation is quick and smooth. Blade is super sharp right out of the box. Great variety to choose from for all your EDC needs. This is my third purchase from TacKnives and I am planning on more in the future. Keep up the good work with the quality, style, and pricing on your knives.

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Steve H.

This is a very solid and economical alternative to a Microtech knife. I’ve been eyeballing the Microtech Combat Troodon for a while now, but I just can’t justify paying $500-800 for a knife. This knife is very large and comparable to the Microtech Combat Troodon, which I wanted since I have big hands, but it has me wondering if that’s why there’s so much play in the blade. The knife opens and closes flawlessly without fail, but I still can’t get over the blade feeling loose. The knife isn’t as sharp as a Microtech, but the blade feels like a decent quality, especially considering how much this knife is compared to Microtechs. I also love the little knife that comes with it. It’s adorable, but it’ll most likely go into a drawer since it’s a little too small and impractical for me. Overall, this is a great knife that I would definitely recommend. I just wish the blade was more stable and a little sharper.

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Steve H.

This is a very solid and economical alternative to a Microtech knife. I’ve been eyeballing the Microtech Combat Troodon for a while now, but I just can’t justify paying $500-800 for a knife. This knife is very large and comparable to the Microtech Combat Troodon, which I wanted since I have big hands, but it has me wondering if that’s why there’s so much play in the blade. The knife opens and closes flawlessly without fail, but I still can’t get over the blade feeling loose. The knife isn’t as sharp as a Microtech, but the blade feels like a decent quality, especially considering how much this knife is compared to Microtechs. I also love the little knife that comes with it. It’s adorable, but it’ll most likely go into a drawer since it’s a little too small and impractical for me. Overall, this is a great knife that I would definitely recommend. I just wish the blade was more stable and a little sharper.

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James M.

D2 steel is amazing!

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James M.

D2 steel is amazing!

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  1. Samuel W.
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  2. Bryan
    Verified owner

    Seems super well built. No deployment or locking issues.

  3. Kurt K.
    Verified owner

    Better than I thought. Beefy and solid. I would recommend to family and friends.

  4. Kurt K.
    Verified owner

    Heavy duty works real good.

  5. Steven Goldsmith
    Verified owner

    Great looking knife. Looking forward to many more purchases.

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