BucknBear Drop Point Hunter Knife vs Victorinox Hunter Pro

This is a buck and bear drop point utility hunter, we're just doing a quick quality check before we send to our customer. Take it out of the box open ...

Hunter Pro Damast The Hunter Pro is a Victorinox product that falls outside of their bread and butter Swiss Army knife format. Designed to be a simple, do-all outdoors or possibly a large EDC folder, it has a 3.8-inch blade rendered as a sinuous modified drop point. The edge profile is one gentle curve from base to tip, providing the Hunter Pro with plenty of cutting horsepower

I'm not 100% convinced (sure) this is true Damascus steel, I was most disappointed with my purchase, I have a large collection of knives and I really liked what I saw in the picture. If I could give this less than one star, I would.

every time that you hit something you you just you feel it rattling around in there and as a result I'm not super impressed with the construction on i...

This knife is gorgeous. Heavy, sturdy, and great materials. Fits great in the hand well balanced. The knife comes well oiled

So you're going to look at something that's probably going to make a better knife for forcing things apart. So say a cheese cutting knife. This is goi...

For the price it's okay the sheath looks nothing like the one I the picture also the sheath and the knife don't have the stamp on it like the one in the picture I'm not 100 percent convinced this is ture damascus steel as the damascus design seem to stop near the back of the knife on the handle however I'm not an knife expert and I may be wrong also it's not to Sharpe so I guess I have more info when I take it to a professional to be sharpened over all I'm content with my purchase as I just want a nice looking knife for every day carry and use it will also post some pictures to further help anyone else interested in this knife.

Make another note that all these features add up to a final price tag totaling $400, too. So if the Hunter Pro Alox Damast doesn’t look like your idea of a hunting knife, that might be because it makes a strong case as a high-end everyday carry blade. (But that doesn’t mean you can’t bring it into the woods with you.)Buy Now: $400Today in Gear