Smith & Wesson Tactical Boot Knife

Awhile back, I read an article about how Smith & Wesson had completely retooled their line of cheap, knock-off grade accessories like knives, gun belts, and flashlights; and brought the entire process in-house to produce quality products. This was especially targeting their loyal following among mil...

I was pretty surprised to see this knife was pretty darn dull on both sides when I got it. You'd expect a brand new knife to be sharp. Anyways, I sharpened it. Not what I expected I'd be doing right after taking it out of the box. Minus one star for that. The sheath that it comes with looks like a f...

IMHO, the dagger “works as designed”. As a dagger, it’s more about stabbing, rather than cutting. The 7Cr17MoV Steel is supposed to be equally to a cheap 440A. Wouldn’t have expected any more from a Chinese made steel, and the Price for this dagger. However, as a knife collector, I’ve expected more ...

Ill start off by saying for (at the time this is written) $13, Im not disappointed personally but I know how to sharpen knives pretty well after years of working in a kitchen and just taking on the personal hobby. Ill try to give all the detail I can and hopefully this helps future buyers Firstly th...

I would never normally buy a knife from a gun manufacturer like S&W or any other company that doesn't specifically make knives. That being said I wanted something that could be used as a self defense tool and this fits the bill for that. The steel is relatively low quality and I'm sure the heat trea...

My four star rating is based on my expectations of quality for the price of the knife. You get what you pay for and I feel I got my money's worth... obviously, I didn't expect the quality of a top of the line, $500 knife. Blade has a coarse finish and is not particularly sharp. I haven't spent much ...

I really liked this knife. By holding it, I can just tell that it was very high quality for the price. Pros: - Good weight - Came razor sharp - Very nice sheath - Fits perfectly in my hand - Comfortable grip - Good for throwing Cons: - Too short for open carry (I live in Orange County, California) a...

This bad boy is so good I went and purchased another the day I received it. Great blade, razor sharp, pin point tip and a great handle to prevent any accidents of your hand slipping up the blade. I have use this "utility knife" on my plate carrier and keep one in my hiking backpack. Update: I change...

I just received this today, and I have to admit it's a decent feeling knife. I feel it's not confused as to what it's for, and that's for self-defense. This is not something you want to take out in the woods and use as a Workhorse, it's a knife that's design to stab a soft target. The sheath is what...

Which is precisely why I bought it. It's not a survival knife. It's not meant to chop. It's meant to puncture or be a letter opener - that's it. It should make an ok boot knife.. if I was still wearing cowboy style boots, which leads me to the holster. Cheap leather, one snap over the tang of the kn...