Are Mtech knives made in China?
517777
yes . the mt-151 i made in china . i really like mine . the mt-151 is solid and cheap . it comes pretty sharp but you can sharpen it even more . if you get an mt-151 look down the top spine and make sure it is perfectly straight . if it has a slight bend then simply return it for another one which will likely be straight . the mt-151 can't be beat for the price .
517778
Yes Mtech knives are made in China as are most all other knives on the market today. Better quality than you might think. I love mine.
517779
Where ever they are made they are not worth the metal wasted on them , they have the poorest quality control I have ever seen , I ordered one and it was warped , they sent out a replacement and it was warped too , I checked out the forums and apparently they are all warped ... Way to MTECH !!! can't even make a decent clone , some will say they are worth the money , I say definitely NOT , if their heat treat process turn out twisted metal my guess is it will not hold up to such things as battoning wood .
517780
Yes, but this knife in particular is awesome and very sturdy for batoning and wood processing. Like a cheaper Cold Steel Trail Master SK-5 like (1075HC or 1080 Carbon Steel), but in Stainless Steel 440A. Can dull quickly, but as long as you sharpen at 20 degrees or a Convex Edge it is good to go. I have three of them and they have yet to fail, but one the handle is getting worn out - I just wrapped it cut sections of bicycle tube arround it from the inside.
263241
On one blade is stamped "China." I would doubt seriously if they'd make blades here and send them to China. If, for wherever reason, you want a Buck made in the US, buy the model 301 (pretty sure that's the correct number). Regards, George
1439530
Sorry don't know where it is manufactured, but I can tell you I'm completely satisfied it's a great knife
2106546
Made in China. Read all reviews, they are accurate. Hobarts are top of the line and so are their price tag of thousands of dollars. This is a great slicer for the price.
2160027
China. when you see metal 8Cr13MoV it is chineese metal. I also purchased a Spyderco (not byrd) with Chineese steel it is OK but not that great. If you can buy the one that has japaneese steel I will go for that. At the end of the day it depends what you need it for. the japaneese steel stays sharper... hope that helps
1112929
Mine is marked 'Taiwan'. Unless you're a metallurgist I guess you won't know for sure. But I can tell you that for less than $30 you aren't going to find many knives as well-made and comfortable as this one. If you want a knife built in the U.S. with top-notch materials then be ready to spend a lot more than $30.00.
1622368
The company is based in Oregon, but most of its knives are made in China or Taiwan. The minimalist Bowie is made in China
2253409
No, this knife is currently made in the USA. See more here: http://blog.lazerdesigns.com/2012/03/where-are-buck-knives-made-china-usa/
498705
it is made in the U.S. and came with a certificate for the lifetime warranty. I did buy it two years ago so the terms might have changed between Amazon and buck. all around one of the best knives I have ever bought, and I own over fifty. Hope this helped.
2231653
Yes, the knife is a China manufactured product. Very good for the price though.
2141573
they are made in China--it's printed on the blade. but if they were made in Taiwan, it could still say made in China.
865289
The case on my Casio MT-G M9000A (G-Shock, Solar, Atomic) says it is made in China.
736474
I think china but it dosn't matter Schrade kept standards high and checked the heat treating this is an excellent knife! I know I own just about all the extreme Schrades and they have all stood up to alot of testing just like my old original Schrades.
1872673
Yes, they are made in China, the steel is 7Cr17Mov, which is the Chinese equivalent to AISI 440A One of the better Chinese Steels, but remember, this isn't a $400 knife, it's a $20 knife.
2259439
Nowadays, there are really no guarantees but I could find no "made in China" inscriptions on either the knife nor any of the literature that came with it. Regardless, this is one NICE knife (very well made) and I would not hesitate to purchase again - as a matter of fact, I probably will.
1655249
Hi Sam . Yas, it's made in China. But can't complain, works good for large knives.
301810
I am under the impression that the specs are identical so my GUESS would be yes. I would research a little further if I were going to buy a trail master sheath as they are probably 3x as expensive as the mtech knife itself. Please let us know what you find as I had wondered the same thing.