Is the knife full tang?
1488343
No it is 3/4 Rat tail tang. Meaning the tang is thinner is size in a shape resembling a rat tail that extends only 3/4 of the handle
1488344
I do not know for certain, but from the weight, balance and price, I would imagine that it is not full tang.
1488345
No, but that is not necessary for a knife of this type. If you plan on using it as a knife and not a hatchet (i.e. batoning) this knife will do everything you need. If you need to split wood buy and axe or hatchet.
1488346
No, partial or "Rat Tail" tang. The Mora Classic is not made for extremely rough use, but it is a great durable cutting tool.
1488347
I think it is 3/4 tang, like most of the cheaper mora knives. but for the price it is pretty hard to beat. I own several and would not trade them for any other knife. hey, how can you go wrong with the knife Cody Lundin carries.
1927752
It definitely is full tang, with sturdy bolts to keep it in the handle. It's an amazing machete. You'll love it
2227637
The knife is a fixed blade. It is also "full tang" meaning the blade runs all the way through the handle. It is a very sturdy blade and a fine knife through and through.
1759312
While the tang is hidden by the handle, I assume its is a full tang knife. It is a great knife and remains incredibly sharp. I use it for most of my slicing and chopping but will switch out to a German chefs knife or a cleaver when a task requiring brute force is needed as I want to protect this knives from possible damage. It is the same basic knife as the classic series, but the copper layering make it visually beautiful and unique.
1624418
It has a "rat tail" type tang that runs 2/3 of the length of the handle. These knives are tough and I don't think that not having a full tang hurts it at all.
454999
Yes,its full tang. And I'd be lost without it. This is military issue. I've used this thing to cut down trees 8'' in diameter. Just take care of it and it'll last you a life time. Its on my self reliance kit 24/7
317267
Not too sure about the tang. However it is very chinsy and I doubt it's full tang. I bought this knife and immediately returned it. I suggest a buck knife. Or a k bar which ar full tang and cheap.
2090975
Yes, it has a full tang. This is a very good quality knife at a bargain price. I just ordered four more for Christmas gifts.
348978
No, not full tang. What there is screws into a plastic handle. I've used this to easily and comfortably cut through limbs about 3/4 inch think. It's for light duty, and for this it works well. I like it.
1556252
Yes it is full tang. There seems to be a debate though over the type of steel used. According to my research this particular knife uses AUS-6 rather than AUS-8. The SOG Seal Put that does not use the designation 37N and non-serrated edge uses the AUS-8 steel. No matter, this knife has found a purpose in use. Great mid sized fixed blade for general overall use. I intend to get the straight edged Seal Pup as well. Good luck!
953364
Yes, it is a full tang, perhaps more accurately described as a "stick tang," since the tang itself is narrower than the blade, but that is obvious just looking at the handle.
1462240
Yes it is full tang. It is great show piece. I only wish that it was really Japanese.
3077
It is full tang and has been extremely durable. I don't have anything to measure it with right now, but it isn't too thick and def isn't too thin to be useless. I love this knife and give it as gifts to my friends.
2053923
I believe it is full tang. It's a very very sturdy knife. I've had it and used it for about 4 years and it's in wonderful condition.
1885835
It is not full tang. It is affixed extremely well top the handle though and isn't chinsy. I seriously doubt you or anyone else is going to break it. It's a big heavy duty chopping machine that can take heavy use. If your looking for a reason not to buy only thing I can think of is cheap looking sheath though it's solid and works fine. Also mine didn't come very sharp and I immediately put it on my wicked edge system
654416
It is not a full tang knife. If you are using these for the kitchen dicing, chopping or slicing it isn't necessary. I have owned Rada for many years. I prefer the black handle if you use a dishwasher. They hold up well and are easy to sharpen when needed.
393520
I took a look at it this morning and you cannot see the blade go all the way down the knife (the handle covers it completely), but it is definitely as heavy in the handle as it is in the blade. I am 99% sure it is a full tang, but cannot guarantee it!