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The CRKT M16-14 Zytel Desert Special Forces Tanto is yet another PX knife purchase for me (damn PX was sucking me dry). The last time I was in Iraq the PX was like crack to me. Before my contract was over I ended up having to limit myself to one PX run a week after my hooch started to overflow with B-Movie DVDs, magazines I never read and a box full of knives still in the packaging.

The M16-14 is a monster folder; it has a 3.875 inch long AUS 4 steel blade with an overall length of 9.25 inches when opened. It has a pretty secure teflon-plated pocket clip that is set up for right-handers and another unattached clip for southpaws that comes with screws and a small tool for that CRKT calls a Torx* tool.

The coolest part of the CRKT M16-14 Zytel Desert Special Forces Tanto is the Desert Camo pattern Zytel scales (grips). It is a unique Desert Camo pattern that actually looks allot like stained wood. The combination of the Desert Camo scales and the light grey non-reflective bead-blast blade makes for a nice looking contrast.

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