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Knife REPETITOR REPETITOR Knife This is a numbered limited edition commemorating the participation of Czech soldiers in Balkan missions UNPROFOR, UNCRO, IFOR, and SFOR since 1992. It bears, upon the proposal of Chief of the General Staff Aleš Opata, the name of checkpoint T 23 - Repetitor, where during the fulfillment of UNPROFOR mission tasks in August 1995, two Czech soldiers died: Luděk Zeman Petr Valeš Its design concept is a reminiscence of the famous bayonet for the vz. 58 assault rifle. As with the previous knife project Storm, the designer Major Roman Hippík was inspired by a cold weapon that has been part of our army’s arsenal for several decades and is connected with its history. In this case, it is the bayonet for the vz. 58 assault rifle, familiar to almost all who served in the army, whether as conscripts or professional soldiers. War Veteran Project This is a joint initiative by Mikov and the Military Solidarity Fund. Its goal is to connect the memory of soldiers' heroism with concrete help for those in need. From each REPETITOR knife sold, CZK 300 will be donated to the Military Solidarity Fund. Technical specifications of the REPETITOR knife Integral fixed blade knife with red handle scales made of Micarta material The blade features a central tip, a lower edge, an upper false edge, and relief grooves Blade surface treated steel Böhler N 690 with Ceracot cobalt coating Micarta handle scales secured to the tang by two hex socket screws The knife has a single-sided lower guard and a thumb rest roughening on the blade spine Circular guard with a hole for attaching a cord and seven facets Marks of the creator, manufacturer, serial number, and year of manufacture laser-engraved Sheath and accessories Very lightweight and compact laminated Cordura sheath with a plastic insert that locks the knife in place The knife handle is fixed to the suspension strap by two hook-and-loop fastened bands with press studs Sheath surface of the same material as army equipment components The sheath can be attached to a belt in multiple ways and to MOLLE webbing The front face of the sheath bears at the bottom the heraldic emblem used on Czechoslovak Army military equipment during the Balkan missions The packaging includes the original sheath, a certificate of the CZK 300 contribution to the Military Solidarity Fund, an information brochure about Operation Desert Storm and the Repetitor knife, paracord, and a sticker A brief presentation of the Repetitor knife features and a comprehensive overview of possible carrying options can be found in this video:ParametersBlade materialBÖHLER N690Blade hardness58–60 HRcKnife length275 mmBlade length149 mmBlade width24 mmBlade finishCeracote CobaltBlade thickness4.9 mmColor designredWeight, kg0.24Package weight, kg0.35Handle materialMicartaNumber of knife parts1Sheathnylon casePackagingPaper boxВиробникMikov..

Walking saber model 24/27 The Pattern 24/27 Walking Sabre is a replica of the walking sabre used by the corps of sergeant guards and senior sergeant guards (pattern 24/27). It consists of a blade, handle, and sheath. Key features of the knife: - The blade is made of wedge-shaped cross-section steel and is slightly curved along its entire length, gradually tapering towards the tip. The blade has a tang at the top which connects it to the handle. The axis of the tang is offset relative to the edge to facilitate easy weapon handling. The blade length (without handle) is 750 mm, width 23 mm, and thickness 5 mm. There are no decorative elements (inscriptions, linden branches, etc.) on the blade. The blade is hardened and then tempered to a hardness of 48 HRc. - The handle consists of a grip with a ring, back of the grip, guard, and handle screw. - The grip is made of beech wood, hollowed inside for the tang and covered with goatskin. The grip is further decorated with wire braided into a chain. The upper end of the grip is widened into a pommel, and ribs are placed below the pommel downwards for a comfortable hold. A ring fits tightly to the grip below the last lower rib. The back covers the rear side and pommel of the grip. At the top, it is notched for the guard pommel. - The guard of this sabre is nickel-plated. On the side facing the body, it is widened and arched, with the arched part cut out in two places forming two arched bars (attachment straps). The guard narrows towards a bow fastened at the end of the tang with a screw. The opposite end of the guard is curled towards the blade and filled in. The outer surface of the guard is decorated at the top with a stylized linden branch with the middle state emblem in the center. The remaining outer surface of the guard is embellished with fine beading. The inner side of the guard is smooth. The handle screw is screwed from above into the back of the handle. - The sheath is made of steel sheet and shaped to fit the shape of the sabre. The sheath is bright nickel-plated. The sheath includes these components: throat, upper and lower rings, and tip. The throat is inserted into the sheath opening and internally extends into two spring leaves; beneath these leaves, two wooden liners are inserted. The springs and liners hold the blade in the sheath. The upper and lower rings are slid onto the sheath for securing the sabre to a belt. The upper ring has an elongated eye on the inner side, tilted upwards toward the sabre edge. The lower ring has an oval loop on the back, aligned with the sheath. The bottom split end of the sheath is soldered with a tip. The above description corresponds to the standard manufacturing version. Custom modifications and changes can be made on request regarding dimensions, materials, decoration, surface treatment, shape of individual parts, etc. The price depends on the individual customer’s requirements (size, material, ornaments, type of plating, inscriptions, etc.) and is always determined based on an agreement with the customer.ParametersBlade material420 stainless steelBlade length750 mmBlade width23 mmBlade thickness5 mmPackage weight, kg0.37Blade sharpening typebevel cutBlade tip shapedrop pointNumber of knife parts1Mechanism typeSolidВиробникMikov..

STYX Knife Developed in cooperation with special forces personnel, its design is focused on maximum functionality in extreme conditions. The STYX knife is intended for: Active reserve unit of the 152nd Engineer Battalion Members of the military police History of the STYX Knife Dates back to 2002, when Major Roman Hippík designed the first knife with a modified tanto blade tip for a member of the 601st Special Forces Group. In 2005, a downsized version called MP was created from the original design for the military police units of the Army of the Czech Republic. Both variants were produced by Ľubomír Maďarič until 2019. At the initiative of soldiers from the pontoon unit of the active reserves of the 152nd Engineer Battalion, another modification of the STYX knife was developed in 2023. Due to its great popularity, the knife becomes part of another unit of the Army of the Czech Republic. Since 2020, all variants of the STYX knife have been manufactured by Mikov s.r.o. Technical Parameters and Features Blade made of Böhler N690 steel, one of the premier knife steels known for high cutting performance and resistance to damage and corrosion Guaranteed hardness 57-60 HRc, DLC surface treatment Handle made of black leather rings, designed for a secure grip even when wearing gloves or in wet conditions Integrated double-sided guard protects the hand from slipping onto the blade during heavy strikes The knife butt slightly protrudes and can be used as a striking face (e.g., for breaking glass) Quality and Intended Use Each knife is produced with a high degree of handcraftsmanship and undergoes individual inspection. The knife is not intended for the general public. Specifications Parameters Blade material BÖHLER N690 Blade hardness 57–60 HRc Knife length 283 mm Blade length 153 mm Blade width 30 mm Blade thickness 5 mm Weight, kg 0.252 Handle material leather rings Number of knife parts 1 Sheath leather case Виробник Mikov ..

FOXTROT knife Knife FOXTROT is designed as a hybrid between a combat knife and a survival tool: It is the fifth knife of the War Veteran Project, based on a knife originally intended for Czech soldiers deployed in Afghanistan. Designed according to the requirements of units operating under the most demanding combat conditions. Foxtrot combines proven functionality, high durability, and precise craftsmanship. The blade is made from premium N690 steel, known for its toughness and reliability: DLC surface finish for extreme resistance in harsh conditions. Ergonomic leather handle: For a firm grip and comfort during prolonged use. Includes a leather sheath with double security for safe carrying. Unique marking and project inspiration: Each piece is marked with a unique serial number, maker’s marks, and year of manufacture. The project is inspired by significant events in the history of Czech Army military foreign missions. Each of these events is dedicated to one knife, and part of the sale proceeds is always donated to the Military Solidarity Fund. 300 CZK from the sale of each knife is contributed to the Military Solidarity Fund. ParametersBlade materialBŐHLER N690 - 58-60 HRcBlade hardness58–60 HRcKnife length280 mmBlade length150 mmBlade width31 mmBlade finishDLCBlade thickness4.5 mmWeight, kg0.269Package weight, kg0.26Handle materialleather ringsNumber of knife parts1Sheathleather casePackagingPaper boxВиробникMikov..

Knife GOLAK GOLAK knife The GOLAK is a numbered edition knife that commemorates the participation of our soldiers in the peace mission in Kosovo, aimed at stabilizing the situation there. Its design was partly inspired by the vz. 85 combat knife with its dagger-like blade, which was also used by soldiers in Balkan missions. The integral dagger GOLAK was thus created by combining its shape with the curves of Balkan daggers. The name GOLAK comes from a hillock – the dominant feature of the sector assigned to the Czech soldiers. The War Veteran project is a joint activity of Mikov and the Military Solidarity Fund of the Czech Army. Its aim is to connect the memory of the heroism of the Czech Army soldiers with concrete help to those in need. Product information: From the sale of each knife, 300 CZK is donated to the Military Solidarity Fund. Design: Major Ing. Roman Hippík Type: Integral fixed blade knife Each knife is marked with the creator's and manufacturer's marks, serial number, and year of production. ParametersBlade materialBÖHLER N690Blade hardness58–60 HRcKnife length286 mmBlade length138 mmBlade width33 mmBlade finishDLCBlade thickness4.8 mmColor designoliveWeight, kg0.31Package weight, kg0.3Handle materialG10Number of knife parts1SheathKydex with a holster and lanyardPackagingPaper boxВиробникMikov..