Glock 78 Field Knife vs TOPS Knives BOB Brothers of Bushcraft Fieldcraft Knife

According to what I've read on the internet, it actually says that the blade length is 6.5 inches, but when I'm measuring this, there's only about 6 i...

My last outing I chipped the blade (quite ugly) about 1/32" deep by 1/16" long piece of blade broke off while processing a wild rabbit. Apparently the rabbits neck was to much for this blade (cotton tail, very soft bones). Yes I had the rabbit on a felled tree trunk so the damage absolutely came from the rabbits neck.

Buck 119/120 if you can subdue it. Buck 104, but getting up to $100. These are light and stronger than they look.

The handle was well thought out. Multiple grooves to reduce hand fatigue after long periods of use as well as a great micarta grip. Soft in the hand but grippy. Will need oiled often if in a humid or wet enviornment as it is 1095 carbon steel

Welcome back to the outdoors, we have an awesome video plan for you today when we take a look at this budget-friendly tactical utility blade in the Gl...

3) The ESEE-4 was $72 cheaper than the Bravo 1. Price was a factor in my decision, but it was the lowest in priority. Since I had no complaints about either knife, the fact I could sharpen the ESEE and not the Bravo, combined with the price difference, is what drew the line.

Low cost is nice - think of it as a large version of a Mora knife - very handy and useful without breaking the bank. I didn't purposely abuse it but like some knuckleheads would but I did use it in the field under harsh conditions. It shows wear and tear and I now keep it as a souvenir from that time in my career. I love every nick and scratch on the sheath and and handle and the wear on the blade

Seven: five ounces for the micarta handles and nine point nine five ounces for the g10 handles the sheath weight of the knife comes in at three point:...

The biggest pro, is that at a 30 dollar price range, the sheath is out of this world, I'm not giving Glock too much credit for it, but even manufacturers with very high quality blades often have terrible sheaths that cost 60 dollars to replace. The Sheath is lightweight, easy to put on your belt (don't have to take your belt off) the blade clicks in solidly, and can be undone quickly with one hand. The sheath is what makes this knife.

Sturdy, sharp, American made, full Tang, with a heavy duty handle. It's a good size for a belt attachment. Nothing negative to say here. Very nice knife

Bought it for camping, hiking , fishing ... The sheath attaches to any belt and locks in

My only complaint is that I do not care for the sheath. The clip for it doesn't fit well on a a regular sized belt (ie. not a thick leather belt). It can move around some on the belt making it hard to get to

This knife is very light for the size which was important for me. The weight is in the handle side of the knife. The bottle opener is a bonus. I have not used the saw yet but expect it to work well for kindle

Mainly because I have not found a knife to DO-IT-ALL. Until now. This bad boy is not for child'splay. This knife is hefty