M390 Steel Handmade Hunting Knife, Fixed Blade Full-Tang with Leather Sheath, Red Wood Non-Slip Handle - Survival, Tactical, Camping knives

My knife walked off! My 88 yr old Neighbor was here for a visit. He has a Case knife collection at home .He spied out my Knife, this knife, and asked to check it out. I handed it to him and he fell in love with it instantly ! He admired the Sheath and when he pulled the blade he was so impressed—I gifted it to him. I’m purchasing another one for myself. I wear it on my utility belt when metal detecting in the woods. You just can’t beat the quality and balance of this knife. It feels awesome in your hand.. It looks amazing w/ the chrome finger guard and dark cherry wood handle. it’s durable and well made, you feel a sense of confidence handling it. It’s a Great Gift Idea for a hunter, metal detectorist, hiker or an avid knife collector. All around, Hreat Utility- this is one classy knife and it easy to carry along with you! You won’t be disappointed in the utility of this knife!

I have over 150 knives in my modestly priced collection. I was a bit skeptical about this knife, especially for the price. No need for skepticism! I am very impressed with the quality. The knife has very good construction. Fit, finish, grind and sharpness are well above par for this price point. The sheath is beautiful to look at, and, if not the most durable in materials, it is definitely serviceable. I can't vouch for the consistency of quality based on my sample of one, but my particular knife is a keeper and I highly recommend it!

Perfect in every way. Flawless. I see many pop-up ads for this knife on FaceBook and they are selling them for $69 to $75!! All the time making it sound like a gift of great savings to the unknowing public. Thanks Amazon for making this affordable.

Wow. Such a beautiful piece for an ultra-reasonable price. I've seen complaints here that it doesn't arrive sharp. Who cares? Are there any serious knife owners that don't know how to sharpen steel? And when it comes to the type of steel that's used, I have to take the manufacturer's word on that since I'm no metallurgist. And M390 steel is among the best you can use in a knife. Sheath is acceptable although maybe no leather - what did you expect for that price? Get one.

I don't know if it's m390 steel, I'm not an expert, but I can say the knife is SHARP out of the box and it's a very heavy forged metal. it's a bit smaller than expected, and the sheath is cheap crap, but the knife is pretty great.

Beautiful knife, very sharp and fits well in your hand. Seems to be very well made and durable.

Well,i got it.... and i like it.... ish... while its not exactly a masterpiece if engineering it IS nice FOR THE PRICE.... otherwise there isnt much special about this knife... the handle has a few hot spots and doesnt leave much wiggle room. I needed to sharpen mine out of the box but it DID take an absolutely deliciously crunchy edge within about 10 minutes of sliding on stones, a hone on ceramic rods, and a nice stropping... like i said, for 38 dollars shipped its an alright knife. But dont be expecting a diamond in the rough, you ARE getting what you pay for... the sheath looks nice but is not made to take hard/every day use... its clear this was meant to be in a collection as a visually appealing piece to show your friends.... does it cut? Yes... I wouldnt bring this in the field if I needed to have something I could rely on for survival however. Cool piece for a collection or for light duty and carry. But if youre looking for something rugged look somewhere else.

Surprisingly great quality for the price. Blade holds an edge very well and overall workmanship is well-above average