will this be a good hunting knife?
1890352
Not really it is meant to attach on glock hand gun. So since you not really aloud to carry a hand gun while hunting. But it is a sturdy well made knife and would be a good last minute defense tool. Other than that it is nothing more than a novelty item.
1890353
No, the knife is more novelty than anything. That being said, it is quite sharp out the box and can definitely come in handy if needed. Comes with a hard sheath and seems to be holster friendly if you wanted to keep it attached to a backup pistol while hunting. Handle is short since it fits in front of the trigger gaurd but not terribly uncomfortable.
41357
I would definitely still recommend this knife. I do multi-day hikes in the backcountry and always have this strapped to my pack. It's a well crafted knife. I think it would suit your purposes.
1416151
I don't believe it is. But at the price you can't beat it. A Mora knife isn't either but still a trustworthy knife. I wouldnt trust it for heavy jobs but small skinning type jobs and things you would use a pocketknife for is perfect for this knife
962260
I think it's an excellent knife for a hunter. I love mine, and carry it every day. It has a good balance, feels great in your hand, easy to open and has a sharp blade. He'll love it.
388359
yes.. it has a heavy front blade it's very good for chopping down small trees.you have the saw on on the back what is better for bigger trees .plus the handle is counterbalanced for the weight of the front so it doesn't feel like you have a heavy blade.plus you have the hook on that so who knows if you do with that.all in all it's a good knife.I bought that one for my buddy that works on Mount Hood .said he'd love that !!#)
1725941
Yes but why not get a Condor Hudson Bay? This knife is for piercing really. Its very heavy with a 5mm blade but idk about chopping and stuff.
1982730
It would do the job, but is not my preferred blade shape for a skinning knife. I would recommend something more like Winchester 22-41340 Small Wood Handle Fixed Blade with Nylon Sheath or the Timber Wolf Blazin Bowie Knife both of which have blunter point that would help to avoid poking more holes than necessary in the hide. Heck, most of the skinning I've done in my life of deer sized game and smaller has been done with a folding stockman or muskrat pattern pocket knife.
437098
While it's a good knife for self defense (or even just the appearance of it) I would NOT recommend it for camping. A tactical knife that's thicker and sturdier with some serration would be better.
1462839
It's decent. IF you are a serious hunter, I would step it up to the $400-$500 range and go with Leupold.
1362824
This knife will take whatever you can throw at it. It is part of my edc however if its a camp knife that your looking for in this price range you might want to look at the Condor tool and knifes Rodan its a well built knife intended for bushcraft
1689027
Sorry for useing the a++ word yesterday butt why would anybody want to this top quality hunting knife for a hamer? Buck makes the best hunting knives in the world I have owned just about every brand made including some very pretty custom knives and very few stand up to the quality and value you get with a buck! I soppose you could use the butt end for a hamer but beware this knife comes razor sharp! as any good hunting tool should. It sounds like you need a survival knife instead of a hunting knife!
1777246
Yes fairly, i haven't used it much but it is a lot more sharp than the other knifes I have. It has a nice grip with it to it is one of my better ones
222802
I have not used this sharpener for hunting knives but it does a pretty good job on kitchen knives. It's very good for 'refreshing' a knife that isn't as sharp as it used to be but eventually you need to have the knife sharpened professionally. If you use the knife daily, you would probably need it sharpened professionally about once a year.
2077132
Yes it is it's one of my favorite knives because of where it's made and the quality of workmanship they used. hope this helps you decide.
2199001
I don't see why not. It's a very large knife, so that may hinder it in some aspects, but it'd be excellent for virtually anything you'd need it for. It's always on my check list for every hunting trip.
2133745
I would prefer the SCHF-9 it has good weight the blade is sharp right out of the box and cuts wood well for a fixed blade. I have tested the knife to the limit, it has met my expectations, if you are looking for the ultimate outdoorsman knife I highly recommend the SCHF-9.
589043
If your worried about the price tag I'm guessing you don't know much about knives. Gerber, kershaw Buck ect are trash compared to this knife. If you dull it you can send it back and they will refinish the blade. Watch some youtube videos on this knife. Once you hold it in your hand you will know you made the right choice. I take mine with me when I go hunting. It's the nicest fixed blade knife I've ever owned. For the price tag how can you not buy it? Look at some other high end fixed blade knives. Not the junk they have at walmart.