Heretic Knives Manticore-S Recurve - Purple Handle - Battleworn Black (H025-8A-PU)
The Heretic Manticore-S is the compact powerhouse of the Manticore series, offering elite performance in a smaller, office-friendly frame. This double-action out-the-front (OTF) automatic features a smooth, lightning-fast deployment mechanism and a high-tolerance build that is 100% made in the USA.
This H025-8A-PU model stands out with its vibrant Purple anodized aluminum chassis and an aggressive Recurve blade profile. The blade is crafted from premium CPM MagnaCut steel—widely considered the gold standard for modern knife steels due to its exceptional balance of toughness, edge retention, and corrosion resistance.
Key Features
Elite MagnaCut Steel: Features a premium CPM MagnaCut blade with a rugged Battleworn Black finish that excels at hiding wear and tear.
Contoured Purple Chassis: Precision-milled from 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum with strategic jimping for a secure, comfortable grip.
Smooth OTF Action: Utilizes an improved side-mounted thumb slide for effortless one-handed deployment and retraction.
Integrated Emergency Tools: Includes a built-in hardened steel ball-bearing glass breaker and an integrated lanyard hole.
Tactical Hardware: Outfitted with a milled stainless steel deep-carry pocket clip and hardware, all finished in matching Battleworn Black.
Technical Specifications
Model Number: H025-8A-PU
Overall Length: 6.50" – 6.55"
Blade Length: 2.60" – 2.625"
Blade Material: CPM MagnaCut
Blade Style: Recurve Drop Point
Blade Finish: Battleworn Black
Handle Material: Purple Anodized 6061-T6 Aluminum
Weight: 1.7 oz
Country of Origin: USA
Note: This knife comes from my personal collection. Sold as is with no returns. I have been collecting and selling knives for several years, I have my personal reputation to protect and have tried to describe the knife as accurately as I can.
Used, some wear on clip as seen in pictures, otherwise very good condition. Factory sharp. Includes original box, paperwork, and oil.
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