The famous knife brand in the United States, specializing in the research and development, design, production and sales of a series of high-quality knives in one of the enterprises, its products with excellent performance and excellent texture won the favor of consumers
It's hard to find another word to describe Mad Dog Knives other than perfect. And ATAK can be said to be the famous knife of Mad Dog Knives. ATAK was unscathed in a brutal 1992 test conducted by West Coast SEALs, which consisted of a knife being sandwiched between two pieces of wood and a SEAL weighing about 100 kilograms holding the handle of the knife in a pull-up motion. ATAK is the choice of top collectors, and due to the large number of collectors, it is hard to find.
Mad Dog knives use Starrett 496-01 high-carbon tool steel, which has undergone a very professional quenching-extrusion-tempering heat treatment process to achieve the ideal layer hardness of each blade: the blade hardness is HRC62-63, which has very good blade retention; The hardness of the cutting edge, spine and shank core is HRC50-54, which maintains good elasticity, prevents the cutting edge from breaking, and enhances the toughness of the cutting edge. In addition to this, all blades are electroplated with a thick layer of hard chrome alloy for strong resistance to corrosion and abrasion.
The handles of Mad Dog knives are ergonomically designed and have a unique shape that is extremely comfortable to hold. The groove on the index finger allows the user to find the position of the knife by feel, even if they are not visible. The handle material is an undisclosed black epoxy glass that can withstand extremely high pressures and temperatures, and this material can easily withstand the impact of .45 caliber bullets and is virtually uncorrosive to chemical solvents. The fully concealed shank core ensures that the user will not be electrocuted while working.
MDK is on the high side of the price of other knives for the same purpose, but that's because MDKs are all handmade knives. There are also knives in the market that are not far from it in terms of performance, but when compared carefully, MDK has more delicacy and texture that others do not have. And because of the large number of collectors, it is often hard to find. Therefore, if you have enough budget, I believe that MDK will be the best choice for collectors who like good knives with both performance and texture.
