It's only 10 inches and hard

I traded my buddy today, that tsd spring shotgun I had, for this survival knife. I think I did pretty good, considering I was looking into getting a survival knife for camping, airsoft, hunting ect. Both cost about the same amount, and I'm one step closer to having all my gear. Anyways it's got a 10inch stainless steel blade, the sheath has a spot to keep a small sharpening stone. The rear of the handle has a compass, the screws off. The hallow spot has a small canister that holds, thread and needles, fishing line hook matches, with a striker.









Post away really all I have to say, I know it's very large but it is exactly what I've been wanting.

That is big. lol. Nice though. Who's the manufacterer?

CHINA. actually I'm not to sure, it doesn't have any marks on it except stainless, and china on the blade. I do know it came out of one of those oriental gifts in the mall, I've been in there a few times but never asked where they buy from.

It's a nice quality knife for costing $30, real leather sheath and whatnot. Wish the edge was decent, I've already put 3 hours into trying to sharpen it and it's got a good edge does decent with paper tests but when I got it, the handle of a butter knife was sharper.

Thats pretty cool, I'm JEALOUS. But ya, good trade, cool knife.

I actually got it to help complete my kit, 2 pouches away. Anyways, since I didn't have all the pouches, it would hang from one side lower then the other due to my pistol on the belt, since I through that on the belt, it has become so much more comfortable and balanced, then the other canteen helps too.

The knife is actually pretty heavy, about 2 pounds but I don't mind. Weight usually means better quality.

And weight always just feels cool.

A. sniper wrote:

And weight always just feels cool.

It does, I mean it just makes it feel natural. It's sorta like having the legs of your uniform tucked into the neck of your boot's give it a bad a** look and just looks nice.