CRKT M16-14SF Big Dog Aluminum Tanto Blade

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Quick verdict: CRKT M16-14SF Big Dog Aluminum Tanto Blade

Pros

  • Solid
  • Opens nice
  • Feels good in your hands – Nice Balance
  • Quality blade

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CRKT M14 14SF

What can I say about this knife you probably haven’t already heard.  This is a quality knife.  The knife opens smoothly, feels nice in your hands and is just an all around great knife.  I like the double locking feature of the knife, but it might not be your first choice for EDC, but again not sure if it is really designed for that.  This is more of a knife that is built to take abuse.  Once you get the concept of closing the knife, you can close it with one hand which might make it an EDC choice.

The knife does have some weight to it which makes it feel solid.  The smooth opening of the knife and when the knife locks into positions, it just sounds tough. Once you hear the knife fully engage, you will pretty much grab anyone’s attention in your area.

What We Like

  • Solid
  • Opens nice
  • Feels good in your hands – Nice Balance
  • Quality blade

What We Don’t Like

  • No instructions for Dan on how to use a knife

Specifications of the M16

Dimensions Open Overall Length 9.25 inches Closed Length 5.375 inches Weight 5.7 ounces Blade Length 3.99 inches Thickness 0.14 inches Material AUS 8 Blade-HRC 58-59 Finish Titanium Nitride Grind Hollow Style Tanto Edge Triple-Point Serrations

Handle Material Aluminum Liner 420J2

Lock Type Locking Liner Safety System AutoLAWKS

Carry Carry System 4 Position Clip

Features Flipper Yes Patent U.S. Patents 5,596,808 7,437,822

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Columbia River Knife and Tool’s M16-14SF

4 responses to “CRKT M16-14SF Big Dog Aluminum Tanto Blade”

  1. Juan F.

    This looks like a nice solid piece of steel. A bit on the ugly side & the serrations make it look even meaner. This is a tactical knife & if I carry a tactical knife for edc I like deep pocket carry. I really don’t want to show it, because it causes stares & people are aware that you are carry a knife. That may not be a big deal to all, but I feel that it scares people. Oh! Look at that big man with a knife.

    Also, another dislike besides no instructions for Dan. Well, in my humble opinion. I really dislike serrations on a blade. They are hard to maintain & gives you less of a cutting surface. I already mentioned the deep pocket carry clip. Do you like the tanto blade? I find them cool looking, but I have never owned one. Not sure why, mostly because of the sharpening it.

    The TIA community should start a collection to get Dan some Kevlar gloves to protect his hand from knives. I got a few bucks on it. Laters TIA

    1. Eric Jopp

      Lol, that would be a good fundraiser.

  2. Randall

    now now that looks nice Eric….

  3. Wiz

    I saw this knife at the Wisconsin Deer & Turkey show this past weekend and I have to say, it is a nice knife. I’m still partial to the Kerahaw knives but i still thought it was a good knife for an everyday carry.

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