Tactical Legion Heavy Duty Folding Pocket Knife with Sheath - 8Cr13MoV Razor Sharp Blade - Everyday Carry Knives Great for Outdoor Work Survival Camping Hiking

This knife had a delivery rage of the 17th-22nd and came on the 16th which is great! Its a bigger knife more for camping and stuff but ill try for everyday. The blade i got is not a tanto blade you can see this in the pictures. Not sure if the manufacturer changed it and the picture they have is out of date of what. Ill wrife to the seller. The frame lock is not too bad as seen in the pictures.

A nice work knife. Good heavy blade. Point is decently aligned for thrusting. Opens easily. The liner lock is particularly easy to release, but does not release accidentally. It lives in my back pocket. The pouch is kinda a waste, but I'll find something to stuff into it.

This knife is an extremely large, heavy knife. This is NOT what I would consider a 'pocket' knife in any form and as such the seller(s) provide a nice nylon sheath to go along with this knife. Has a good, sturdy feel to it along with a really nice grip. The spring-assisted blade (which check your local laws before purchasing - this item may ding on a few things as in length of blade and the spring assisted which are illegal in some areas) opens this knife quickly and easily.For $21 this is a definite keeper. Comes sharp, holds the edge well and as my husband loves the Tanto style blades - it's a great pickup for him. Just remember, this is an extremely large knife and heavy! Not a normal pocket knife by any stretch of the imagination but does have a clip and you can put it into your pocket - it does poke out from the pocket quite a bit as the clip is further down on the handle.

Big and chunky, heavy as heck. The opening is stiff, even after months of use. The blade does not fit correctly in the handle, so the liner lock pushes the blade to one side upon closing. Pointed pommel digs into my side.Edit: after about a year, these are my observations: The screws that hold the scales on are falling out, and being lost. The assist spring has become sluggish. The edge won't hold worth a sh*t. The pivot screws have seized up, not allowing for loosening. The liner lock pushes the blade into the opposite side of the handle when closing, causing a chipped blade, and when closed, causing a dull tip. Note: I sharpened and maintained this knife as I would a much more expensive one. I knew it wouldn't be great, but I wanted to see what it would be like to have a cheap knife, and gain some insight on them. For those considering buying, I would say this; Don't. Go somewhere like BladeHQ and find a better knife for the same price. You'll thank me later.

I have had the knife over a year now and it has not let me down once. It is heavy and durable, the action is smooth, the blade does not come 'razor sharp', but that can be fixed easily. It is not for those with small hands, or those who want/need a small knife. The clip is very strong, which can be a bit hard on pants, but it isn't terrible. The handles don't allow a lot of sliding and are pretty 'grippy'. Now I haven't used it for something like chopping wood, but for an EDC knife, it fits my needs and desires. Overall, it is a great knife, especially for the price. I would recommend it and would choose it again if given the choice.

when i first received this knife i couldnt tell if i liked it or not... the build is strong and it feels great to hold. the only gripe that i have with it is that the spring assist isnt very strong. i still have to put a a bit of force into opening the blade to get the spring assist to open it the rest of the way.after only a few weeks the pocket clip is loose and i have had to tighten some of the screws around it to keep it tight.i dont care much for the carrying case, but it also didnt work very well. the pocket clip gets snagged on the seam on the inside of the case and the knife gets stuck inside.Updated: after one year of minimal use the spring snapped. Pretty bummed.

...a four because i just got this knife.nice weight,sharp blade, seems well put together. immediately i noticed an interesting feature about this knife!.. it seems to me that this is put together with the left- handed person in mind! the pocket clip is on the side of the knife that allows it to be put inside the left pocket.most knife clips are on the other side therefor if the knife is place in the left pocket the knife hangs on the outside of the pocket.hopefully that description makes sense.so as with most pocket knives i have i will put some super glue on the appropriate screws and happily conceal this knife in my left pocket with only the clip exposed..i like it!!!

The knife is great. No blade wobble; strong, tight pocket clip, dual-sided thumb knob with recesses on both sides of the handle to open it; a "flipper" lever can also be used to open it; good smooth action; strong spring assist and solid liner lock. To unlock, the liner mechanism has a textured extra "flap" to engage with your finger or thumb. Very easy to operate. Sharp right out of the box. Not too heavy, but heavy enough to feel strong and solid. The sheath is cheapo. That's the reason I didn't give it five full stars. It is made of very thin and weak material. I wouldn't trust running around with the knife in that sheath for fear the belt loop would tear off easily or the flap would open up or also tear off. It will also wear very quickly. So throw away the sheath, remove the lanyard, and clip it in your pocket for EOD. It's a great knife.