does this knife have the imprint or embossing of Old hickory made in usa, not sure of the wording exactly, but does it? dented into the metaL?
1758808
On the handle there is an embossing of Old Hickory, and on the blade there is another embossing of the Ontario Knife logo and Made in U.S.A.
1758809
Yes it is engraved into the metal, it also has some other impressions from stamp forging but is a great knife ! hope this helps ?/ Dan
1758810
It has "The Edge, Ontario Knife Co" and a logo stamped into the left side of the blade.
1816470
It does not say on the knife where it was made so I would guess it was made in the USA.
2259439
Nowadays, there are really no guarantees but I could find no "made in China" inscriptions on either the knife nor any of the literature that came with it. Regardless, this is one NICE knife (very well made) and I would not hesitate to purchase again - as a matter of fact, I probably will.
1136901
Well I do not have this knife with me right now. However I'm really sure it's not mad in USA. It is made in Taiwan. Even though it wad made overseas, Cold steel has a pretty good quality control on their product. I would suggest you buy a Kabar over this one though...
1784685
There is no indication on the knife or case where it was made. Sorry I couldn't help.
381029
As far as I am aware, it's a stamped, full tang knife. I've owned mine since I went to culinary school in '09 and it's still working great =)
1708910
The blade is not stamped with the country of orgin and I no longer have the packaging. But in my opinion I do not think it is a US made knife.
1949012
OK, I tried. I even removed the scales to see if it was marked anywhere on the knife. Other than the Gerber logo there is not a mark of any kind. So I have no idea where it is made. I even did some looking on some web sites, no go. I checked the Gerber site, nothing about country of manufacture. I did find this number; 855-544-0150 which is sales at Gerbergear.com and maybe they can tell you. In the past I've been told that if a product is imported the law states that it must be stamped with the country of origin. My logic is that since it is not stamped is was made in the US ???? Gerber is based out of Portland, OR. But I would call Gerber to find out for sure. OK, I tried. I even removed the scales to see if it was marked anywhere on the knife. Other than the Gerber logo there is not a mark of any kind. So I have no idea where it is made. I even did some looking on some web sites, no go. I checked the Gerber site, nothing about country of manufacture. I did find this number; 855-544-0150 which is sales at Gerbergear.com and maybe they can tell you. In the past I've been told that if a product is imported the law states that it must be stamped with the country of origin. My logic is that since it is not stamped is was made in the US ???? Gerber is... » Read More OK, I tried. I even removed the scales to see if it was marked anywhere on the knife. Other than the Gerber logo there is not a mark of any kind. So I have no idea where it is made. I even did some looking on some web sites, no go. I checked the Gerber site, nothing about country of manufacture. I did find this number; 855-544-0150 which is sales at Gerbergear.com and maybe they can tell you. In the past I've been told that if a product is imported the law states that it must be stamped with the country of origin. My logic is that since it is not stamped is was made in the US ???? Gerber is based out of Portland, OR. But I would call Gerber to find out for sure. « Show Less
810329
I checked my knife carefully - nowhere is there any indication of where it was made. The only thing on the knife is the brand "Winchester".
617653
For $11 as a collector, it's a good Rambo Replica knife. I used it a couple times with no issues, and it's a good looking knife. From what I read online about the actual licensed Rambo knife, it is made in China and looks exactly the same except it says Rambo on it. The actual Rambo knife is like $70
1445210
NO! It is not a knock off,Ka-Bar/Becker has started printing the names on the blades instead of stamping them into the metal! Why I don't know but it will make the stamped blade models worth more in the future, I hope this helps PHIL.
1775491
It is there, but in such tiny letters that I don't even see it. The letters are probably a 10th of the size of the type you're reading this answer at. It's also in black, not imprinted/engraved, but lasered, so it really is not noticeable unless you're actively looking for it. And this set is VERY nice. The longer I have it, the more I like it. I especially like the knives, they have a great feel to them and a solid heft.
1136905
I emailed Cold Steel and they explained about the gring,flat vs hollow.I never really noticed before,now it's easy to spot but it still does not stop sellers from listing both and or using a picture different than what their actoally selling. I already have a SK-5 knife and was thinking about buying another for a present.I will be in contact with the seller before I make a purchase to be sure what I am getting. Frankly I would not want the stainless version.
498706
I bought this knife about a year ago and haven't been disappointed yet. The blade is stamped with "Buck 113 USA" so yes it is made in the USA. As far as Buck lifetime warranty...I can't say yes or no. I'm assuming yes because it is a legit Buck knife made in the USA
630975
The blade is definitely stamped with Taiwan. Maybe it is assembled in the United States but I doubt it.
957453
While the general heading on the S&W; site shows a "Made in USA" logo, this item does not, it says "imported". No marking on knife to indicate origin.
1784687
I don't know, but you've made me want to know. I fired an email to the Havalon corporate headquarters in Cincinnati asking if the knife was made using American labor, and/or if it was assembled here with parts made offshore. I sure hope it's made here, but I kind of doubt it. I wish I could be more helpful, but I'll re-post here when I get an answer from Havalon.