is this knife full tang and durable for camping and bushcraft
938133
No. It's cheap stainless steel. I'd look at k-bar. I've always used them for camping. They're the best in low price range in my opinion. I will check the tang when I get home. I don't remember. It's been in a junk drawer since I got it
938134
Gave this as a gift. Looks durable. Probably more for occasional use. But could fit your needs for the price.
1895804
Idk the weight but the tang goes in half way and then theres a hole in the end of the knife kid of like the rambo knives. So no its not full tang but in my opinion just as good
1362823
This knife is a tough as they come in this price point. I use mine daily on the job cutting and prying and it goes camping with me on the weekends. You won't be disappointed.
90883
First of all I bought Ontario pilot knife and it is full tang, extremely durable, recommend
1725940
I would consider a different knife for bushcraft. This particular blade isn't really suited for it. Check out the Condor Bushlore, or if you wish to stay with the tactical style the kbar BK2. That's a pretty sick blade.
968780
It is not a full tang but it is a 3/4 tang, I have owned the 13" blade model for many years and it out performs any other machete I have ever tried. I have used it to clear an entire acre of land and it barely needed sharpening. A true workhorse tool!
252253
Yes, the blade is full tang.It extends past the handle scales and has an exposed portion for hammering or light prying jobs.
1012544
To put it simply, yes! This knife is an excellent choice for a survival tool. It is beefy, very well made, one solid piece of steel, and can't be beaten for the money. The knife rusts easily because it's made of a mild carbon-steel and needs to be oiled; this means it is flexible enough to withstand the abuse of throwing (or chopping, or prying, or batoning) without breaking but will need the edge retouched with a sharpener slightly more often than other knives. This is the same steel used in many machetes, so liken it to that.
1019200
I have had my mora companion heavy duty for about 3 months now and it has quickly become my favorite knife. I take into the woods everyday and it has never failed me.The Scandinavian grind is very easy to sharpen and holds an edge extremely well. From the softest of pine to hardwoods such as hickory this knife has completed every task I have given it and preformed very well. I definently reccomend this to anyone for bushcraft, camping or any of your nature sports. Go with the robust or companion heavy duty well worth the extra 6-8 bucks.
1875085
for sure . This is my go to survival knife . Its a tank and built to endure everything . For the money this is the best knife . Several reviews place this in the top survival knife ever . Check some of the popular you tube reviews. It can do everything and is close to unbreakable . Unless you want to go in the 200 area Like ZT0100 or similar this is the choice . Hope this helps . Buy it you will love it ...
962924
I don't have exact answer either. However my nephew uses this knife in his bunker gear...so i know it is highly durable.
1153099
I would not baton with this knife. While the blade seems relatively thick enough, The blade length and weight does not have the same heft as camp chopper. I'm also not sure if the knife is full tang or not and the handle will definitely not stand up to abuse. Its a nice looking knife.
506893
I have read that it is full tang. Also, that it is the BEST m7 type bayonet out there.
393519
No, it is not a full tang. It runs out about 1.5 inches away from the butt end of the handle. That being said, unless you are planning on using this thing to beat the living hell out of a rock, I don't think you will have much to worry about. Please let me reiterate a point I made in my review. For the money, this knife is one hell of a deal. I currently have four survival knives: The Gerber Bear Grylls, a Becker BK-2, a Mora and an Ontario Blackbird SK-5. I'm very actively involved in woodcraft/bushcraft. And I really like the Bear Grylls. Now having said that, if I could go back and order something different, I would get the fine blade knife (no serrations). I'm not cutting a lot of rope..so a serration is not something I want. Also, they have a newer version which has not only the fine edge, but also it's full tang construction. It costs a little more money. I think they're about $100 dollars or so. So if full tang is a real priority for you and you want a 3/16" thick one piece survival knife, that's probably how I'd go. Any other questions, just ask. :)
164744
Yes it is a full tang knife. Heavy and feels good in any grip senario. Hope thiss helps.
1624417
this knife has a 3/4 tang. It is not a full tang but has a reputation for durability.
602424
It is a great companion knife for camping,hunting,fishing Excellent all purpose bushcraft knife I think its not a good knife for intricate wood carving