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Amtac Blades Minuteman Deep Concealment Sheath

By on August 31, 2021 in EDC, Knives

The Amtac Blades Minuteman is large enough to serve as a belt knife and yet compact enough to serve a deeper concealment role. The new Deep Concealment Sheath supports that role in addition to being well suited to use on a plate carrier.

The sheath is formed from kydex and features a very deep blade well to allow the Minuteman to sit very well when worn on the belt line. The deep well also ensures that the wearer’s body is protected from the edge until the knife is fully free of the sheath. The included DCC Clip is designed to be worn behind the belt to further enhance concealment.

The Deep Concealment Sheath is available separately. The Minuteman will continue to ship with the Fire Sheath.

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Amtac Blades’ First Ever Giveaway is EPIC

By on August 12, 2021 in Knives

Amtac Blades is hosting their first ever giveaway but even though this giveaway will take place on Instagram, this is no “like, share, and tag” situation. You are going to need to do some work in the real world to have a chance.

We are doing our first giveaway. This will not be easy. Yesterday I climbed Snowshoe Peak in MT. In the logbook on top of the mountain I signed my name and wrote something that has meaning to me. The first person that takes a picture of themselves on top of the mountain holding the logbook and posts what I wrote will get a Northman. Make sure you are in shape and have some mountaineering experience before attempting this. There could be consequences for failure. Good luck.

If you want a chance to get a Northman, which is an excellent knife that I highly recommend, you better start planning your trip.

You can find more details on the Amtac Blade Instagram page: @amtacblades

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Amtac Blades – Upgraded Magnus

By on June 2, 2021 in EDC, Knives, Outdoor Gear, Preparedness, Survival

The Amtac Blade Magnus has received some updates. All current and future Magnus knives will have a swedge grind that extends back from the tip to about 1.5″ from the handle. This swedge grind reduces the weight by .8 ounces, shifting the balance slightly for a more lively feel in the hand, and produces a tip that is even more efficient in thrusting cuts.

Otherwise, it is the same great Magnus you already know. It features a 5″ blade with an 8 5/8″ overall length. It is ground from 3/16″ thick CPM20CV steel. It also retains the sharp spine of the original Magnus to be used in striking the Belt Firesheath’s integral ferro rod.

You can learn more about the Magnus at AmtacBlades.com

Amtac Blades Minuteman

By on November 27, 2020 in EDC, Knives, Outdoor Gear, Preparedness, Survival, Tactical Gear

Amtac Blades has launched their newest knife, the Minuteman and you don’t have much time to act if you want one at $50 off the regular price.

The Minuteman sits between the Northman and the Magnus in terms of size and it might be most versatile of the trio. It’s small enough to pocket carry but large enough to do real work. It has a 4″ blade and a 7 3/4″ overall length ground from 3/16″ thick CPM20CV steel with a black acid-washed finish.

The Minuteman’s handle features the same proven shape as the Magnus and Northman. It’s shape and textured G-10 scales lend themselves to grip, retention, and reliable deployment.

As with the Northman and Magnus, the Minute comes with host of accessories including a safety/storage sheath for the live blade, the excellent Fire Sheath with Discreet Carry Concepts clip and integrated firesteel, and training blade.

The pre-order and special pricing for the Minuteman will end at 1200 EST today. If you want one at the discounted price, you’ll have to act fast. If you are interested in a Northman or Magnus, the Thanksgiving pricing applies to those as well.

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Amtac Shooting Posts 2020 Training Schedule

By on January 11, 2020 in Tactics and Training

Bill Rapier recently posted the Amtac Shooting training schedule for 2020. If you are interested in training with Bill, you can check out the Upcoming Courses page on his website to see which courses are on his schedule. Once you are on the Upcoming Courses page, you click the individual course listings to learn more about the course and register.

Upcoming Courses on AMTACShooting.com

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