Timber Wolf US 139 Survivor Knife And Sheath - Rough-Forged Carbon Steel Blade, Wooden Handle, Brass Pins

When they described it as rough forged, they weren't kidding! That said, it is well made and neat looking knife. Haven't had a chance to field test it yet, but it seems to be really well made and up to heavy duty tasks. Out of the box it was fairly dull but had an appropriate even bevel. 15 minutes on my work sharp got it scary sharp! Great knife and an even greater price, would like to know what grade of carbon steel it is forged from.

This is an outstanding knife. The group I camp with well we do extreme camping I have seen knives twice as expensive not hold up at all. Where we go camping in the jungles of South America your equipment must hold up This is a straightforward blade well balanced full tang and high carbon steel to boot But it has just one flaw in it which can be easily fixed That flaw is no lanyard hole at the end of the handle. You must have a hole to put orange shoelace in and tied it off to the knife. Why orange you may ask? Because the jungle sometimes get so dense that if you drop you knife you will never find it. But bright orange you just grab the laces In fact I am ordering a second one right now Thanks for your great services

This knife comes sharp right outa the box, It's the right size to handle many chores,

Great knife for the price. Very rough and simple, but everything is solid. The wooden handle shrunk a little bit from the full tang, so it has these little sharp edges. I think I will just run a file over it to shrink it down to the handle.

Wood handle and guard flush to tang and well put together. The sheaf is leather but it doesn't smell like it. Sharp enough to chop wood but didn't cut paper very well. Rough forged look is kind of cool, hope it can stop rust.