has anyone used this knife for hunting?
396484
This knife is very small and wouldn't be much help in skinning or anything with hunting. It is a good pocket knife though for other things. I carry one all the time.
76174
I haven't had a problem with it and I use it for EDC (every day carry). It's a really good knife.
1588002
have not used for fishing, only used on deer. Would use a filet knife for fish
1006130
Yes. I took this knife as backup while boar hunting with my brother. We ran into a little more than we could handle, my brother reminded me of this knife and after using it....I would absolutely consider adding this to YOUR collection.
865875
I don't hunt anymore so I can't tell you about skinning, etc. I carry it on my belt and use it when I trim horses feet, cut bale twine, leather, open sacks, etc. The blade shape works well for lots of things and the handle fits very nicely. The only thing I had to change was the sheath. It was way to floppy so I modified it and made it much more stable.
1233384
Yes - I have 3 of them I've used all hunting season. Seem to be very high quality.
2259423
I'm know expert- but I would say yes. It seems like a very solid knife, single piece of steel, well balanced, and has good weight to it. We throw it into the end of cut logs which make excellent targets.
1394338
I do have one on a round sight of your caliber and it thus far seems to be working okay in practice. Will be using it hopefully as I go elk hunting next week. It seems fairly reliable on my targets.
1246832
The handle is made of low quality plastic. you can see the seams where the sides of the handle were pressed together. I would suggest you find another hunting knife, as this one also has cheap steel and will not keep an edge for long.
1916542
Its excellent for hunting. Used it to shoot two wild hogs about 3 seconds apart a week ago. So far so good.
1391663
No this knife is not full tang. I ordered it and sent it back. It's of rather poor quality, if you're looking for a hunting knife I suggest buck knives.
1483481
Skinning caribou deer elk salmon and other creatures intended for the table. Also great for cutting line digging holes stripping wire cleaning hooves and tending small fires. Can be used to help prepare and eat meals (not recommended following a hoof cleaning). It's a basic utility knife you won't be afraid to use and use hard. Carbon steel blade hold an edge well. It's ugly enough not to get left on a shelf and perfect enough at most tasks to keep getting used. The plastic scabbard does the job of protecting the blade until you can make or buy a better one. Hope that helps
1183868
Haven't noticed it with my 2 Cold Steel Master Hunters. However they haven't seen a lot of use compared to some outdoorsmen. Don't see how the sheath would dull the knife? I had seen one review with the post saying it dulled his knife?
1615399
No I haven't. It's a great knife, very good quality. The best I have ever had. They are serious about sharpening with that wetstone though.
1907714
I don't have my mic. or the knife with me but the blade is right at 1/8 inch. The "lite Hunter" is a very good blade shape for general use (and for a hunting knife) but the handle is slippery when wet. You may want to look at the "Canadian belt knife" which has a very nice blade for hunting and a little better handle. I have used both under hunting conditions and I like the "Canadian" knife a little better.If you chose the "Lite hunter" you may want to consider putting skateboard tape in a few spots on the handle to make it more secure in your hand. Both knives are great for working on game and as a boning knife - thin but not flimsy. Both are great knives. Hope this helps - you can't go wrong with either. I don't have my mic. or the knife with me but the blade is right at 1/8 inch. The "lite Hunter" is a very good blade shape for general use (and for a hunting knife) but the handle is slippery when wet. You may want to look at the "Canadian belt knife" which has a very nice blade for hunting and a little better handle. I have used both under hunting conditions and I like the "Canadian" knife a little better.If you chose the "Lite hunter" you may want to consider putting skateboard tape in a few spots on the handle to make it more secure in your... » Read More I don't have my mic. or the knife with me but the blade is right at 1/8 inch. The "lite Hunter" is a very good blade shape for general use (and for a hunting knife) but the handle is slippery when wet. You may want to look at the "Canadian belt knife" which has a very nice blade for hunting and a little better handle. I have used both under hunting conditions and I like the "Canadian" knife a little better.If you chose the "Lite hunter" you may want to consider putting skateboard tape in a few spots on the handle to make it more secure in your hand. Both knives are great for working on game and as a boning knife - thin but not flimsy. Both are great knives. Hope this helps - you can't go wrong with either. « Show Less
1437335
Yes it is worth the money. I have bought three if these so far for family members. It's a knife like no other one you will find. Opens a fast as a switch blade!
1483478
The reason I got this knife was because Cody Lundin used it on dual survival. He put it through a beating am it never broke. So I bought it and well, I have never broken it. It's a good sturdy knife. I use it for just about everything. It's a smaller fixed blade to obviously you won't be cutting down a tree with it, but for the size it is very practical and useful. If you keep a good edge on it, it will go far.