Miguel Nieto

M. Nieto Apache Olive Wood Tactical Fighting Knife - MN1039	M. Nieto ART SERIES Custom Hunting Bowie Knife - MNART3	M. Nieto Avant-Gard Violet Wood Folding Knife - MN034
M. Nieto Bolsillo Series Bird & Trout Folder - MN502	M. Nieto Casa Series Folding Lock-back Hunter - MN619	M. Nieto Caza Mayor Special Cinquedea Dagger - MN11042
M. Nieto Cetreria Large Olive Wood Bowie Knife - MN4404	M. Nieto Classica Spanish Stylet - Evorytech - MN410-P	M. Nieto Classica Spanish Stylet - Olive Wood - MN410
M. Nieto Composite Bull Horn Stylet Folding Knife - MN410C	M. Nieto Ergonimica Series Stylet Knife - MN016	M. Nieto Hercules Large Boar Hunter Dagger - MN11041
M. Nieto Jungla Series Leather Hunting Knife - MN9501	M. Nieto Olive Wood Folding Picnic Knife - MN090	M. Nieto Olivo Series Olive Wood Hunting Knife - MN9801
M. Nieto One Blade Ejecutivo Folding Knife - MN687	M. Nieto Panda Curly Birch Collectors Knife - MN431	M. Nieto Picnic Series Folding Knife - MN689
M. Nieto Punal Limited Edition Bull Horn Dagger - MNART-5	M. Nieto Sevilla Series Stylet Folding Knife - MN419	M. Nieto Smart Line Stag Folding Knife - MN694
M. Nieto Special Stag Cervato Hunting Knife - MN8701	M. Nieto Storm Special Cocobolo Folding Knife - MN432	Miguel Nieto Hercules Fine Stag Dagger No. 1 - MN11051
Miguel Nieto Hercules Fine Stag Dagger No. 2- MN11061

...M. Nieto is loctated in Albacete, Spain which is about 120 KM South East of Madrid. Albecte is a town with a history of cutlery manufacture. Although Toledo is known for it's swords and knives Albacete is now the current hub of knife manufacturers.

M. Nieto uses a combination of cutting edge modern technology with quality hand craftmenship. One innovation is their use of Thermic treatment applied to their blades to achive a hardness of 58-60 HRC.

Also, Nieto does not skimp with their choice of blade steel. They use 440c stainless which is a superior material prefered by many custom knife makers.

When you pick up a Nieto knife and look at the fit and finish you will see that you are getting excellent quality for your dollar. If you don't think so we will cheerfully refund your purchase price!

Please take a look at our growing selection of M. Nieto knives.

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