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Question: where is this made from
Document: Awesome knife. Came very sharp and realy well made. The blade is rather wide but very stout. It also has a good profile for skinning. My intention was to use this as a daily carry but it is a little wide and heavy for my tastes. Instead I'll use for carrying when hunting and order the RAT 1 for regular use.
I am very satisfied with the knife- especially at this price. The sizes are given in the product description and they are accurate. It is a fairly large folder with decent weight made to be carried in jeans or something smilier- not an ultralight for dress pants or sweats. The blade needed to be sharpened when I received it but within a few minutes it was able to shave hair.
I have about 70 folders and this one sits at the top of the pile when it comes to crazy good value and super sick quality. I had to double take when I released it from it's cardboard rest and first thought that I must have received some sort of special top secret prototype that accidentally made it's way to my address.
Have been using this knife for about a week now and so far I can find no faults. The blade came razor sharp out of the box and has stood up pretty well. The fact that it is made in Taiwan should be of no concern, Ontario has done a wonderful job with quality assurance. Locks up tight with no play, damn near perfect grind and a very ergonomic handle shape.
I bought this knife off of looks alone. The price makes it even better. I haven't used it yet for anything but I will say this. It has a great feel, a great look, nice quality feel to it. It was made in Taiwan and they did a fine job. Perfect knife so far, maybe another review in a few months if I decide to put it to work.
Apparently this blade is very briitle. It's enough of a chunk that if I sharpen it to get rids of the knicks it will change the shape of the blade. Not impressed. I'd really like Amazon to clearly spell out where the knife has been manufactured on all knives. This is why I stick to American Made knives. I carry a $30 Buck knife most days, and it's indestructable (and holds an edge nicely).
It's on the heavy side but not terribly so. The blade is thick and the point is strong. Made from AUS8 steel, which is a great balance of edge retention, ease of sharpening, and price. The blade rides on phosphor bronze washers and has a very sturdy liner lock. Dual thumbstuds and above average jimping complete the knife.I recommend this knife if you want something utilitarian, inexpensive, and tough.
Serious knife enthusiasts, you have got to pick up this blade, it rocks! Very well made fit and finish is outstanding comparable to Benchmade. Only wish it had G10 scales, but the zytel isn't bad, not alot of traction but nice gimping and troil groove. In hand it's perfection great angle perfect width, perfect size. I could go on for several days about this knife and how awesome it is. You will not be disappointed.
I received the knife in perfect condition. At first pass, I really liked it, beside the fact it was made in Taiwan, it it did not say that in the reviews I read or the specs on Amazon. The blade was razor sharp out of the box. The knife is a little heavy for the size, but seemed solid, and I carried it for some time. I primarilt used it for cutting cord, opening envelopes, etc.
great knife, comes fairly sharp, it is big, slightly shorter , but wider ,than rat 1 folder. not quiet as easy to flick open but with practice isnt that difficult, blade is marked utilitac11 collectors first production run  (on mine) other side is marked joe pardue. nowhere is it marked ontario. solid lockup, no play or wiggle in blade. pocket clip can be changed left, right, up or down. i would buy this knife again if i lost this one.
Answer: no