July 1, 2013
June 1, 2013
May 1, 2013
Mick Strider : SMF CC Shark Fin Dagger
I have always been wondering what the difference would be like between a "regular" Strider and a Mick Strider Custom.











Well, I have found the answer, this is a whole new level for me.

By that I do not mean "better", but boy, is this knife sweet as Hell.
I just can not find a single thing that is not perfect.

The smoothness, the details, the hollow grind, the orange peel, two tone finish, sharpness, new lock face, you name it, it's perfect all the way.

The Orange Peel effect on the annodised Titanium feels smooth bot also provides grip.

Dead centered and needle sharp tip.

The signature of the Maker himself.

The new type, flat blade ramp.

Nice and non-sticky early lock up.
April 1, 2013
SMF MCSOCOM DET 1 #C0037
To me (and I am not on my own) "The" SMF of all SMF's, is a DET 1.
A true Icon in knife history to me, and next June this knife will have her 10th birthday.
Many, maybe even a few thousands (?) SMF's have been made over the years.
There can two one C0037, one of the very first SMF's ever, how cool.
It's sharp, it's flawless, dead centered after a minor adjustment, strongest detent I even had on a SMF.
The LBS was most certainly not needed on this beauty, stiff and solid like a rock.
Serial number
Marine Corps Special Operations COMmand
Detachment One
Civilian Serial number 0037
Marine unit's activation date: June the 20th, 2003
For those who like to know more about the Strider Knives SMF history and the DET1 Unit: Wikipedia = Strider MARSOC SMF
March 1, 2013
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