Marfione Custom Interceptor Black Wrap Fixed Blade Knife 7" Bowie Hand Rubbed

Marfione Custom Knives

SKU: MCK-INTSAT-BK

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SKU:
MCK-INTSAT-BK
Weight:
32.00 Ounces
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LaunchDate:
12/31/25 01:00AM
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Over 5"
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  • Overall: 13.2 in
  • Blade: 7.8" Bowie, Hand Rubbed
  • Handle: 6AL4V Titanium Double Vapor Blast
  • Black Micro Cord Wrap
  • Weight: 13oz
  • Sheath: Ramos Custom Leather (Belt Loop)
  • Made in the USA

The Marfione Custom Interceptor Fixed Blade Knife with a 7-inch Bowie-style blade, black cord-wrapped handle, and hand-rubbed finish is a commanding fusion of tactical heritage and custom craftsmanship. Designed by Anthony Marfione and produced by Microtech Knives, this piece delivers both field-ready performance and collector-grade refinement.

The 7-inch Bowie blade is engineered for versatility, combining a long, sweeping edge with a reinforced tip for powerful slicing and controlled piercing. The hand-rubbed finish enhances the blade’s grind lines with a subtle satin sheen, reducing glare while emphasizing the craftsmanship behind each custom piece.

The black cord-wrapped handle provides a secure, tactile grip with a lightweight, minimalist design. This traditional wrap style not only improves handling in various conditions but also adds a rugged, purpose-driven aesthetic that complements the knife’s aggressive profile.

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  • 5
    Marfione Custom Interceptor Black Wrap Fixed...

    Posted by MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM on Nov 11th 2023

    Marfione Custom Interceptor Black Wrap Fixed Blade Knife 7" Bowie Hand Rubbed

  • 5
    Best Survival Knife...

    Posted by Michael Wilenta on Jul 14th 2023

    I bought this for my older brother who is in the Naval Special Warfare Community DEVGRU {development) in San Diego, since it is mandatory for us, as Special Warfare Operators must buy their own Hardware, which easily runs into the Thousands, I recommend for anyone's family who is overseas fighting the War.