Tactical knife ANV M25 ANVM73-002 12.5cm
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The Acta Non Verba M73 Kontos incorporates all the basic components of the knives of the M line. It has a full tang design with a thoroughly shaped perimeter and a light-weight handle for a perfect balance. Its blade is made of the Swedish Sleipner steel, coated with Cerakote, with a 3D machined handle, made of a massive piece of micarta. M73 KONTOS can be clearly recognized by its hexagonal base, machined from an original tank track pin. It comes with a self-locking Kydex case, amended by a couple of molle clips.
- Reference
- 8594194202927
- Brand
- ANV
- Country
- Czech Republic
- Steel
- Uddeholm Sleipner
- Handle
- Micarta
- Blade Length, mm
- 125
- Sheath
- Kydex
- Total length, mm
- 265
- Blade thickness, mm
- 3
ANV Knives - Acta Non Verba is a Czech knife manufacturer that appeared in 2018. Acta Non Verba is translated from Latin as “Less words, more action.” Acta Non Verba knives are made only from materials sourced exclusively from Europe and North America. All ANV knives are made in the Czech Republic. The Acta Non Verba range of knives is aimed at tourists, collectors, hunters and simply lovers of quality knives.
