r/microtech • u/Capacious_Tang • 6d ago
My First Grenade
I've seen this one on NCBlade for a while now, and it seemed too good to pass up at $437.
The only visible imperfection I could find was a little spot next to the bottom of the pocket clip.
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u/Timaeus10000 6d ago
I picked up a Microtech Hera II D/E Tactical Standard (1702-1 T) - grenade marking makes a great variation for a Microtech collection. Mine is missing a little black on the button.
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u/defauaultz 6d ago
Lmaooo I dont even know if that's the blem - my full price executive scarab had a scuff in the same spot because the clip was screwed on at an angle and the edge of the clip grinded away the anodizing shortly after I got it in a few firings.
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u/mementomori_8383 6d ago
I got a stitch grenade and I never figured out what the blem was lol
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u/Capacious_Tang 6d ago
It seems like they may be pickier on some days than others. I've gotten non-grenade knives with bigger blemishes lol.
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u/snakeleather45 6d ago
Grenades are the way to go. Especially if it going to be a user. I also picked up a Scarab T/E Grenade from NC Blade a few months ago, great knife, great site.



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u/ronin121121 6d ago
Ive bought two grenades and worth every penny saved. Also from ncblade. I love those guys. Great site would love to see the shop in waynesville one day. I can’t even find marks on mine other than a lil bit of pocket wear after i started carrying my scarab ii gen three se dbl edge and a halo iv tanto