File UTON pattern 75

Knife STORM STORM knife This is a numbered limited edition commemorating Operation Desert Storm in 1991, during which the then Czechoslovak Army took part in its first foreign mission. Its design is therefore based on a combination of the UTON knife, which soldiers carried at the time, and the shapes of Stealth aircraft technology that represented a breakthrough in air warfare at that time. War Veteran Project This is a joint activity by Mikov and the Military Solidarity Fund. Its aim is to connect the memory of soldiers' heroism with tangible assistance to those in need. From every sold STORM knife, 300 CZK will be donated to the Military Solidarity Fund. STORM knife construction The blade is equipped with double-edged blades. The lower blade, 142 mm long with an elevated tip, is identical to that of the UTON knife. The upper blade is divided into two parts: the front descending edge, 74 mm long, follows the elevated tip, which strengthens and enhances its stabbing properties, the rear false edge, 54 mm long, serves as a thumb rest and extends towards the guard on the spine of the handle. The knife guard consists of an elevated spine with a roughened thumb rest that transitions into the handle's recess, and a lower extended integral guard. The lower guard acts as a rest for the index finger and prevents the hand from slipping onto the blade during handling. The handle is a barrel type with black G-10 handle scales; its ergonomics accommodate all grips regardless of hand size. At the rear of the pommel, a slightly metallic part protrudes to prevent damage to the scales on strikes; the pommel has a 4 mm hole for a safety lanyard. The roughening on the handle scales is derived from the UTON knife and is performed by machining. The handle scales are fastened with three M4 hex socket screws with a DLC surface finish. Each knife bears markings of the maker, manufacturer, serial number, and year of manufacture; marking is done by stamping or laser engraving. Sheath and accessories The textile sheath consists of two parts – a modular sheath body and a detachable hanger. The sheath design allows multiple attachment methods to the belt or MOLLE webbing. The knife sheath is made from black, flame-retardant 500 denier laminated Cordura. The straps are made from abrasion- and tear-resistant polyamide. The front of the sheath is engraved with the sleeve insignia of the Czechoslovak Army Pattern 63 used in 1990–1991. The package includes the original sheath for the Storm knife, a certificate of the 300 CZK contribution to the Military Solidarity Fund, an informational brochure about Operation Desert Storm and the Storm knife, and a sticker. A brief presentation of the Storm knife features and a comprehensive overview of its carrying options can be found in this video:ParametersBlade materialBÖHLER N690Blade hardness57–60 HRcKnife length285 mmBlade length130 mmBlade width32 mmBlade finishDLCBlade thickness4.2 mmWeight, kg0.276Package weight, kg0.64Handle materialG10Number of knife parts1Sheathnylon casePackagingPaper boxВиробникMikov..

Nylon sheath RAPTOR SHEATH nylon for folding pocket knives of types Stovka (5-7), Fixír (1-6), Hablock, Predator (1-4), Hiker, Elipt, Praktik (1-6), Smart, and Raptor. It is ideal due to its high tensile strength, abrasion resistance, and water-repellent capability. Key features of the sheath: Durability: Extremely tear-resistant. Lightweight: Ideal for EDC (Everyday Carry) and hiking. Maintenance: Easy to clean, quick-drying, and mold-resistant. Price: Generally more affordable than leather while offering higher mechanical resistance in demanding conditions. ParametersPackage weight, kg0.01Sheathnylon casePackagingPaper boxВиробникMikov..

Saw UTON pattern 75 SAW The Uton vz. 75, together with the bayonet, file, and cord (paracord), forms the standard accessory equipment of the UTON vz. 75 knife, which was introduced into the Czechoslovak People's Army arsenal in the 1970s. This accessory expands the knife's function from a purely combat tool to a versatile survival tool. Saw: is made of high-quality carbon steel GR 1070 and is blackened, serves for emergency cutting of wood, plastic, or softer materials in the field, has a narrow blade with single-sided teeth, has a pin (tooth) at the end of the saw that fits into the hole at the rear part of the knife handle, is secured after insertion by a brass locking pin (locking cord with pin), the knife then serves as the saw handle, it is important to cut by pulling the saw toward you to prevent bending or breaking of the blade in the handle. ParametersBlade materialcarbon steel 12 071Blade hardness55–58 HRcWeight, kg0.026Package weight, kg0.03ВиробникMikov..

File UTON pattern 75 FILE The Uton model 75 file forms, together with the saw, awl, and cord (paracord), the standard supplementary equipment of the UTON model 75 knife, which was introduced into the Czechoslovak People's Army arsenal in the 1970s. This accessory expands the knife’s capabilities from a purely combat tool to a versatile survival tool. It is made of carbon steel GR 1070 and is blackened. The main intended uses are: The file is primarily intended for: metalworking emergency sharpening It has a finer texture than the saw and is double-sided. The end of the file is often ground into the shape of a slotted screwdriver, which increases its versatility. Attachment: The same system as for the saw – insertion into the spine of the handle secured with a locking pin ParametersBlade materialcarbon steel 12 071Blade hardness55–58 HRcWeight, kg0.032Package weight, kg0.04ВиробникMikov..

UTON Pattern 75 Bayonet BAYONET The Uton model 75 bayonet, together with a saw, file, and cord (paracord), forms the standard supplementary equipment for the UTON model 75 fixed blade knife, which was introduced into the Czechoslovak People's Army in the 1970s. This accessory expands the knife’s capabilities from a purely combat tool to a versatile survival tool. It is made of carbon steel GR 1070 and is blackened. Main uses: Handling explosives: Piercing holes into plastic explosive charges (e.g., explosive Pl Np 10) for inserting detonators. Equipment repairs: Sewing coarse materials (leather, tarpaulin) or untying knots. Marking: Engraving soft materials or emergency trail marking. Prying: Minor prying where the knife tip might be too strong or fragile. ParametersBlade materialcarbon steel 12 071Blade hardness55–58 HRcPackage weight, kg0.03ВиробникMikov..