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Question: is it real leather
Document: Great knife, great price. Real survival knife - exactly what you need in forest. This one along with SOG Ranger - full set (for me)
Plain and simple; a solid, rugged, dependable knife. This IS a real Ontario knife, issue ASEK. It was originally designed to literally cut through the aluminum fuselage of a plane, to either extract a pilot, or for the pilot to cut his way out, if the canopy was damaged. The top serrations cut on the push stroke, because it's designed to be hammered into the skin of the plane (hence the heavy, solid buttcap) and cut your way through to the pilot.
Carried a real Air Force pilot survival knife for years. The smaller length (5 inches)and thickness of the shorter blade, is a better utility knife. Back of the knife has a serrated edge. All I ever thought of was scaling fish or whatever came up. None of the issued service knives do not have a maker marking on the blade. But had to be up to a certain standard or was not issued. Very thick blade. They hold an edge almost forever, has a good sharpening stone.
Knife is vary heavy, solid. The handle has ruff leather and has a good grip. Blade just the right length. Would recommend to anyone.
my dad still has his from back in the day. I wanted 1 for my kit and this was perfect. The leather sheath and knife are quality but I don't like the Stone included and may replace it later. Other than that this knife is solid
If you'll notice, the first picture (posted by Amazon) shows a knife with a black blade and butt and a sheath that is tan in color. Some of the customer pictures are of a knife with a dull gray blade and butt and sheath that is leather/brown colored.
Decent product for decent price. Leather is just about unfinished, but pure neatsfoot oil is perfect for scabbard and handle. Has reinforced tip and back for blade...this is nice, but I can't get at leather underneath with neatsfoot oil.
Actually, it is probably one of the best types of handles to have. It will eventually conform to your grip from use, like a baseball glove. If the hand guard isn't tight from factory, try wetting the leather on the handle. The handle should expand and tighten it up. I didn't have this issue, though.
If you went to SERE and enjoyed the knife and want something like it, this is the product to get. Perfect size and weight. Leather was a bit dried out on mine but nothing some fresh blood - mail I mean oil - can't fix.Really, I just kidding about the blood.
This knife is a little cheaply made, i would be a lot happy if the price would have been lower. The leather for the handle is great(its feels great when cutting), but the sheath is poor quality in my opinion. There are some minor imperfections on the hilt. The saw back could work well if you really put time and energy into it.
Answer: yes