Okay knife.
"Bought one of these to add to my"collection." It's good for a beater knife,only don't beat it up too much because it won't take a pounding very well. For the price it's not a bad deal,but remember,you get what you pay for!"
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M48 Tactical Commando Knife
$24.99
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- Reinforced multi-functional sheath
- Razor sharp stainless steel blade
- Textured ABS handle with lanyard
- Powerful sawback serrations
- Oversized hand guard
- 7" blade; 12" overall
- Reinforced multi-functional sheath
- Razor sharp stainless steel blade
- Textured ABS handle with lanyard
- Powerful sawback serrations
- Oversized hand guard
- 7" blade; 12" overall
$24.99
M48 covers all the bases of combat with this all new M48 Tactical Commando knife. Featuring a razor sharp AUS-8 stainless steel blade with powerful sawback serrations and a textured ABS handle with a lanyard, this tactical commando knife won't let you down. The oversized hand guard protects your hand from the rock solid blade.
Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 14 reviews.
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Good Product
"Bought when it was on sale for $9.99. It's a good solid knife, and the sheath it great. Wasn't very sharp out of the box, and had a rounded tip. I had mine professionally sharpened for $5, now it's a BEAST! Definitely worth $10 or $20."
wow
"this is one heavy piece of steel. Very solid and devastating! i cut down a 6 in wide tree branch with the saw back. such power in such a small, cheap knife i love it"
Not Sharp
"I really like the design and it feels good in the hand. Not to heavy. The only problem I had with the knife was that it was not sharp. Tried cutting paper and it didn't even make a scratch. The serrated top of the blade, however, was sharp. I can sharpen the blade, no big deal. I like the sheath. Can be, easily, carried around my chest while out in the field. The price was right for the what I purchased."
Good Tactical Choice
"Nice medium size, light, good balance, excellent thumb and finger guard, serrations on top of blade are no joke, pommel is metal with a hex head bolt arrangement ... wouldn't want to get backhanded with it ... grip is textured plastic with a good shape you could easily wrap grip fabric or tape around it. The sheath, in my opinion, is excellent for so few $$$. Knife slides in easily, is gripped well, and includes straps to secure the knife handle without using buckles ... instead you plug 2 straps together, and use a 3rd retainer strap to keep them together. There are more straps at top for hitching around a belt ... again 2 straps and a retainer. You can add your own straps to the sheath body for legs or attaching to tactical vests, etc. Mine came all black, love it, for me a very good purchase."
Great Value and Features
"Just bought this knife. I wasn't expecting too much, but I've had great luck with M48 in the past. I was looking for a tactical knife to be part of a tactical handgun rig, just in case, strictly for home defense, hope to never need it. Knife itself is nice, not too heavy, not too light, 7 inch blade, good balance, big enough, but not too big. Serrations are the real deal (nasty) not decoration, thumb guard is excellent, as is the lower index finger guard which allows for a forward position under the blade, and a rear position behind the guard (see photo). My handle came black (some photos look green), and is a good shape with decent textured plastic grip, easily wrapped with tennis or racquetball grip tape if you want to enlarge/soften the grip. The pommel is black metal and a large hex head bolt seems to be used to tighten the whole assembly, it's quite rugged and I like it. If you backhand someone with the pommel, they're going to feel it, badly. I mention it because you may not see it from the photos. My purchase included a wrist lanyard threaded through the pommel, which I love, 3 or 4 turns does it around your wrist. The Sheath is outstanding ... many knives come with crap sheaths ... this one is solid plastic, the blade goes in 'snug', it is flat to lay against the leg, with a leg lanyard. Also, there are retaining straps for the knife handle, and retaining straps by the pommel area meant to go around a belt. These straps are a little 'different' but with a couple minutes of practice, quite workable ... two straps 'mate' (for the handle and/or belt) and a third strap plugs into and secures the other two using a slot. At first, seems goofy, but it works ... pushing 3rd strap out frees the retention straps immediately. In addition to the lanyards and sheath straps, there are also strap openings on the sheath itself for an even more secure attachment to leg, or possibly equipment like a tactical vest (see photos). Looks like you could go up to 3/4 inch straps of your own choice, no problem. Hope this helps, cheers ;-)"
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