Is this a full tang knife?
934591
This thing is a glorified butter knife, id suggest a different choice in bayonet
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.
684728
Without a destructive dissection of the knife handle, I cannot say this knife has a full tang. Regardless, I have found this knife sturdy, and artistic in construction.
1746378
No, the knives are not full tang. However I would say they are 3/4 tang. The handle to blade ratio is good and has great balance.
1835967
No....not full tang, more like 2/3. A you look at the picture, the tang stops about 3/4" from the last rivet closest the hilt. For the money....can't beat it! Since the weather has broke, i have used it extensively here in WV clearing brush on my property. Tears through brush and saplings up to 3-4" diameter. Holds a decent edge, and re sharpens easily. Hope this helps. Do your self a favor and spend extra money on the sheath!
786231
That tang goes all the way through the handle and you can see where it exits at the end. So yes, it's full tang.
740118
Yes, it is a full tang knife. I used the pummel to sink giant tent stakes throw hard ground last summer and it worked like a champ. On YouTube there's a full review by "ultimate survival" tips or gear, unsure, best review you will find on the knife.
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.
156537
Yes it is full tang. Holds a edge well and best fit and finish in this price range.
1443311
Noah, I'm not positive if this is a full tang knife or not. As far as I know, it must have a piece of metal most, if not all the way down the handle. If you are considering buying this, I would definitley recommend it. I use it as my hunting knife and have cut through multiple deer and chopped through bone with this knife with ease. It's held up to everything I've put it through and it stays sharp as well. Best knife I've ever bought!
190707
I don't know if it is full tang. The grip design shows a seam but not the tang, so it is doubtfully full tanged. That being said...I have never been disappointed in Cold Steel or Lynn Thompson's designs since buying my first Tanto in 1984/85. I have never experienced any type of failure, other than wear induced finish flaws, in any of the multitude of his knives of various types and designs I have purchased, used and abused shamelessly and without remorse or regret. :)
1299139
I believe that it is Chinese steel and no it is not a full tang knife. The handle is hollow and doubles as storage.
968781
My apologies for a slow answer; I was at my child's freshman orientation. I have no reason to believe that this machete is full tang -- you can't tell be looking, which in my experience means, um, probably not. However, I've found it to be a reliable, sturdy, and very effective tool in the yard or camping, so I'm pleased with it, regardless.
2257535
No it is not, but I promise it is just as sturdy. It's a half tang knife. Moraknivs are very well made if you get on the website it will show you a diagram of the knife construction. Hope I helped you out. Side note don't always decide not to buy a knife cause it's not full tang.
560850
It appears to be full tang; you can see the blade run the length of the handle (also saw a review on YouTube that verified the same). It comes pretty sharp, and I was able to sharpen it more pretty easily, but haven't had the opportunity to test how long it'll hold the edge.
1253175
Yes it is both full tang and tempered steel. As an aside it is a fairly hard steel but a decent amount of flex for the length and size of the blade.
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. :)