Description
Developed in close cooperation with members of elite military units—including Forward Air Controllers, Close Protection teams, and Special Airborne operations—the ANV (Acta Non Verba) M311 Spelter is a top-tier, field-proven tactical fixed blade knife. Engineered to excel in hostile combat zones and extreme survival scenarios, it represents the absolute pinnacle of modern European tactical knifemaking. The M311 was relentlessly tested in active duty environments to ensure absolute reliability, durability, and lethality when failure is not an option.
At the core of the M311 Spelter is a devastating 4.7-inch drop-point blade crafted from ultra-premium Elmax powder metallurgy steel. This top-tier "super steel" provides phenomenal edge retention, incredible toughness, and superior corrosion resistance. The blade is further protected by a rugged DLC (Diamond-Like Carbon) or Cerakote finish to eliminate glare and enhance stealth. Built on a bomb-proof full-tang chassis, the knife features an aggressive, 3D-machined Micarta handle that locks into your hand, guaranteeing a rock-solid grip in wet, freezing, or blood-slicked conditions. Paired with a highly versatile, MOLLE-compatible Kydex sheath, the M311 Spelter is an uncompromising frontline companion.
How To Use
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Unsheathing: Firmly grasp the Micarta handle while pressing your thumb against the ramp or edge of the Kydex sheath to safely break the retention lock. Pull the knife straight out.
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Cutting & Tactical Utility: Utilize the razor-sharp Elmax blade for heavy slicing, processing materials, or tactical defense. The thick spine can handle immense pressure, and the extended pommel can be used as a blunt striking tool.
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Sheathing: Carefully guide the blade back into the Kydex sheath, ensuring the cutting edge aligns with the opening to avoid dulling. Push down firmly until you hear and feel a distinct, reassuring "click."
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Maintenance: Wipe the blade clean and dry after harsh field use. While Elmax powder steel is highly stainless and the coating provides excellent protection, it is still good practice to periodically apply a light coat of knife oil to the exposed cutting edge. Keep the Kydex sheath free of sand and debris.
