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Microtech Halo VI

Original price was: $650.00.Current price is: $380.00.

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“Very much worth it… extremely well made and reliable knife on top of them being rare and discontinued.”

“Everything Microtech offers for single action is long discontinued… I believe 2019 was the discontinuation of the Halo VI.”

Users highly praise Halo VI’s robust deployment and collectible status—although many only use it as a safe queen.
Multiple posts confirm the model is discontinued as of around 2019–2021; no single-action OTF offerings currently by Microtech, making Halo VI highly sought-after and expensive on the secondary market

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PRODUCT OVERVIEW

The Microtech Halo VI is a heavyweight in the world of single‑action OTF knives. At ~4.4 in blade length, featuring M390 steel, updated safety mechanism, and precision-built charging latching system, it’s built for both performance and presentation. Now discontinued, the Halo VI remains a coveted piece for collectors and tactical knife enthusiasts alike.

🔧 Key Features & Specifications

•Model Variants:

•MT 250‑10: Tanto plain edge, stonewashed or satin finishes

•MT 250‑3: Full‑serrated Tanto blade, matte‑black finish

•Blade: ~4.4–4.5″ Bohler M390 stainless steel—exceptional edge retention and corrosion resistance. Options include plain, partial, and full serrated edges, as well as specialty Hellhound two-tone and DLC finishes .

•Handle & Mechanism:

•~6.1–6.3″ anodized 6061‑T6 aircraft aluminum chassis

•New oversized firing button with integrated safety slide prevents accidental openings in one motion

•Dual pivoting latches on charging handle optimize reliability and protect internal mechanism from debris .

•Overall Dimensions and Weight:

•Total length ~10.5–10.82″, closed ~6.2″

•Blade thickness ~0.17″ (4.3–4.4 mm)

•Weight ~5.8–6.5 oz depending on configuration .

•Made in the USA, supported by Microtech’s lifetime warranty on manufacturing defects.

Action & Usability

Single-Action OTF: Blade fires via enhanced button; must be re-cocked manually after each deployment.
Safety Upgrade: The two-stage slider/button requires intentional operation to fire or retract the blade—much safer than earlier Halo models .
Charging Handle: Tie-down dual-latch feature improves rigidity and seals mechanism for debris resistance, making it more robust for tactical environments .

Blade Options & Finishes

Plain Tanto: Standard satin or stonewash Böhler M390.
Full‑Serrated Tanto: Ideal for cutting fibrous materials or rope/rescue tasks—model 250‑3 offered in matte-black .
Special Edition Hellhound: Two‑tone spine, DLC or bronzed finishes; rare and collectible, often sold without integral safety .