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Question: what is the blade thickness?
Document: great knife for the money. just wish it wasn't a coated blade. I like the thickness of the handle. fits my hand nicely.
As soon as you pull it out of the box it's clear this is a solid knife. Heavier than other knives due to the metal going through the handle and the thickness of the blade... this blade ain't bending for anything.
When i.opened this knife iwas amazed at the size and blade thickness the grip on the handle is superb and the feel of the balance is great as well as the coating on the blade highly recommend. .... semper fi
I don't normally like a really large knife for the outdoors or for a camp knife, but this one has changed my mind. First, this is a very tough blade. It's full-tang and the blade thickness across the spine from almost the tip and all the way down the tang is about a quarter of an inch.
I own both the Becker BK2 and BK7 knives and they both serve me very, very well. However, I had been looking for a knife that has the weight and thickness of the Becker BK2 with some of the length of the BK7. The Schrade SCHF9 fits this need very nicely. While the Schrade is made in Taiwan, the blade itself seems to be reasonably well made. I must add, that this knife came very nicely sharpened.
i bought this knife on a whim just because i wanted a new knife, and it is now with-out question my favorite fixed blade i own..... and I own several. From Gerbers to Ka-bars which i spent a lot more cash on. The blade came super sharp. First thing i did with it was fillet callouses off my hands, the blade has good weight and thickness. Great stability. I even really like the sheath.
I had seen many reviews about this knife which led me to order it and so far it has met all expectations,  some of the pros for this knife are the thickness of the blade 1/4&#34; og 1095 high carbon steel  won't break under normal and even extreme use it came with an excellent utility edge and holds it very well so far the coating works well to retard rust.
Having issues sharpening it - mine came super dull - duller than a cheap axe blade...... for the money, I wish I would of bough 4+ more Mora knives. It definitely is beefy though- I guess I am going to have to take it to a professional sharpener and see if they can put an edge on it that I can maintain. 3 stars for thickness of steel and price... that's about it.
Some people consider the handle to be a bit wide, but I would say it's about medium thickness. Yes, the blade does come with a factory edge, which isn't too terribly sharp, but one could easily put a razor edge on it without much difficulty. Seriously guys, this thing has secured its place as my go-to survival knife, despite owning many other &#34;survival knives&#34;.
I just received this knife yesterday. First impressions are:  Knife is very solid and heavy. Due to the thickness of the blade the point is thick, but should never break. The knife is very sharp, it will slice through newspaper like a razor blade. The only minor negative thing I saw out of the box was a very small amount of surface rust on the screws that that hold on the handle. A couple drops of oil solved that.
Answer: yes