The MAC MK II Knife by Military Armament Corporation is a faithful, modern recreation of one of the most recognizable combat knives of the 20th century. Originally developed for U.S. troops serving in Vietnam, this iconic design quickly became a favorite among soldiers for its rugged construction and effectiveness in close-quarters combat. The MAC MK II honors that legacy with updated materials and precision machining—making it a must-have for collectors, enthusiasts, and history-minded users alike.
Key Features:
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Historic Combat Design:
Based on the legendary fighting knife carried during the Vietnam War, the MAC MK II features the signature spear-point profile with a 6.5-inch double-edge blade—designed for durability, penetration, and all-purpose field use. -
Precision Blade Construction:
Crafted from 440C stainless steel with a satin finish, the blade is ground and heat treated to a hardness of 58–60 HRc. The 20Ëš cutting edge offers a balance of sharpness, toughness, and ease of maintenance—ideal for both collection and hard use. -
Rugged Aluminum Handle:
The handle is machined from lightweight aluminum and finished in a matte gray Cerakote for added durability and grip. The textured surface, combined with a contrasting guard and pommel, offers both control and visual authenticity. -
Classic Leather Sheath:
Each MAC MK II Knife includes a military-style leather sheath for secure storage and traditional carry. The belt loop design ensures it's ready to deploy when needed—on duty, at camp, or on display. -
Combat Legacy, Modern Craftsmanship:
With its historical roots and modern updates, the MAC MK II is a tough, iconic blade built to represent a generation of warriors—and the standard they carried.
Whether you’re a collector of military gear, a fan of classic combat knives, or simply someone who values a hard-use blade with a battle-proven design, the MAC MK II Knife delivers heritage, function, and unmatched style.
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Reviews
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Great reproduction, don’t miss the original serrations. Really like the contrasting gray handle ( like some of the earlier MK II models ). Pretty sharp out of the box, but who doesn’t like touching up a new edge? Seems really well made, good work MAC
Leather sheath is somewhat flimsy, although deigned from the original. Thicker leather would be worth paying an extra $50.
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Gerber MK II replica
I've been a Gerber MKII collector for many years and I own an original made in 1970 that was carried by friend in Vietnam. This is the 2nd knife I've bought and my plan is to give this one to a friend who served with the 5th SFG in Vietnam. The knife is spot-on to the original, my only gripe is the sheath, it should have the hanger wire at the top and the lanyard is plastic but that didn't stop me from purchasing another for someone I hold in high esteem. GREAT PRODUCT ?
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Mk 11
Reminds me of the Gerber Mk1. I own a Mk 11, which I purchased in 1978 for $25.00 in the USAF FOUR SEASONS STORE on the USAF airbase at Kaiserslautern ,while I was stationed in Germany. The original knives marked US PROPERTY are now valued at 2000.00US Who would have thought that 50 years ago.
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MAC Mk II knife
Quality rendition of the popular military blade from almost fifty years ago minus the canted blade, thankfully, of the original however. Fairly priced to boot!
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MK II knife
I love the knife and the sheath. The blade and handle look good and feel good. The only problem I have is that the blade is VERY dull. I understand it’s a fighting knife and meant more for stabbing. However, it should at least be able to easily cut soft tissue and the way it arrived I don’t think it would cut soft tissue without applying significant pressure. It’s a pathetic edge really. So if you buy one be prepared to sharpen the blade.
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Love it, great quality, sexy knife
Thank you
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MAC MKII knife
Great knife for the money. Good quality,fit and finish.
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MK II Knife
Very good looking reproduction of the original. Well made.
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MK II Knife
Decent reproduction of the Gerber Mark II Fighting Knife. The sheath REEKED of chemicals and smells I've NEVER associated with cowhide, and the knife will not fully seat into the sheath all the way down, stopping about a 1/4" short. If I were standing in front of a pile of them, I'd pick another one, but it's not bad enough to return.