New Microtech/Marfione Sigil MK6 Knives For Sale
Posted by Clayton on Mar 16th 2017
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They say 2 heads are better than one and who could argue when these 2 custom knife makers get together and make beautiful art. Deryk Munroe of Munroe Knives has a popular knife design called the "Sigil" and it has been all the rage over the last year. The word "Sigil" means "an inscribed or painted symbol considered to have magical power" and trust me, when put your hands on it, you will agree.
What better person to collaborate with than Anthony Marfione of Microtech Knives/Marfione Customs to give it a little Tony Marfione flavor. What you get is one hell of a piece of steel art that is not only a stunner to look at, but will inflict pain when the time calls for it..
The Marfione Sigil knife is a concept infused with the creative juices of D.C. Munroe. D.C. grew up with an affinity for weaponry which had him creating his first knife in 1984, only to become a full time knife maker by 1997. In the Montana wilderness is where D.C. lets his inspiration take flight. His quality and creativity is top notch so it is no wonder Anthony Marfione decided to partner with Deryk on the Marfione Custom Sigil.
As innovative as the Custom Marfione Box it comes in, the Sigil knife is small, compact, beautiful, ergonomic and lightning fast....right out of the box.
Blade
The Marfione Sigil has a 3.5" blade with a DC Munroe signature thumb cutout. The blades are coming in Marfione show mirror polish, damascus, apocalyptic stonewash, bead blast and stonewash.
Handle
The Sigil handle is a work of art milled from stainless Bohler Royalloy that comes in everything from custom engravings such as Dragon Koi, Aliens and Hannya Masks to carbon fiber with copper hardware. If it is exotic and imaginable, then it is coming out of the Marfione Custom Shop.
The backspacer, lockbar and pocket clip are made from titanium and usually have a bead blast finish, although other finishes are prevalent. The pocket clip is a patent pending spring loaded design that is flush with the frame of the handle.