Mikov Predator Blackout spring knife

Mikov Predator automatic knife stands out for its robust build and long-lasting design. Interestingly, one of the Predator variants appeared in the James Bond film "Casino Royale". Purpose-built for daily use, this knife serves exceptionally well as an EDC (Every Day Carry) tool.

The Spear-Point blade is crafted from N690 steel and finished with a black DLC coating. Featuring a plain, flat-ground edge, the blade ensures excellent cutting performance. The blade’s base is complemented by a bolster constructed from stainless steel.

The handle features ergonomically shaped scales made from ABS plastic, designed to deliver a secure grip even when hands are wet. These scales are fixed to the tang with sturdy rivets.

Opening and closing the knife relies on a Lever-lock system. This mechanism provides safety by preventing accidental blade release. An outstanding benefit specific to Mikov knives is the ability to replace the spring mechanism for opening without dismantling the knife, making it easy to maintain and repair if necessary.

A leather sheath is included.

NOTE -- Contrary to "urban myths," owning, acquiring, and carrying automatic knives is permitted. Polish regulations do not impose any restrictions related to knife opening mechanisms; there are also no limitations on blade length or shape. Laws may vary in other countries and may restrict or ban carrying certain types of knives; when traveling internationally, it is recommended
to verify local regulations.

Technical data
Blade length: 95 mm
Steel: N690
Blade: plain
Handle: ABS
Opening / Lock: button (automatic)
Weight: 140 g
Manufacturer: Mikov, Czech Republic