SZCO Supplies 15” Full Tang Bowie Knife with Sheath - Fixed Blade Hunting Knife for Men with Stainless Steel Blade, Wood Handle, Brass Guard, and Sheath - Hunting Knives for Men

Heard a lot about what a crap job this Bowie knife is, but I can't see anything wrong with it. It was sharp out of the box. It's well made, and it's affordable. Just because a knife may cost a hundred bucks or more, doesn't mean it's any good. This knife puts a lot of the more expensive ones to shame.

It is a pretty knife and displays well. Bowie knives are not good woodsman tools. They are too heavy and difficult to carry. The machete is a better tool.If you like to have a nice knife to hold a look at, this one works. You are not likely to get into a knife fight, but these big knives invite the fantasy.

I am 65, bought this knife at kmart in 1974 and paid 12.00 at same time bought my first buck 110 folder for 10.00 someone liked it more than I did. saw another one at another kmart three years later and same thing happened to that one but had to pay 15.00 for that one when sold by kmart it was stamped on the blade as with the first at base of blade western my brand new one is not. I swear my new one and sheath are identical to the first two in every way but the stamping of manufacturer. still made in china, still an awesome knife very strong and heavy great chopper at almost 1/4 of an inch thick and came almost razor sharp the edge was slightly rolled over but my butchers steel took care of that. this one stays home.

You get what you pay for. It's good as a beater, but don't expect much. I sold it for a small profit on ebay after owning it for a few months.

Receive the knife today very sturdy no delamination handles a little blocky but I can deal with that for the money a very great deal the metal seems to sharpen quickly and hold an edge over all very satisfied

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this is awesome

my dad bought me one of these at a tool sale for $9 when i was a kid... still have it. although it wasnt pretty or sharp. wooden handle was rough and the brass handguard and blade were dull to the finish. i sanded and restained the wooden grip and used diamond metal polish (found at walmart) to clean up all the metal and now it gleams! then sharpened the blade. now its a beautiful knife and sharp too. cant complain, it was only $9 at the time. the sheath isnt anything special but does its job. if youre looking for an inexpensive hunting bowie and dont mind putting a little tlc into it (if it even needs it) its worth every penny.