Master Carbon Fiber Drop Point Spring Assisted Opening Tactical Pocket Knife NEW

This is my daily carry pocketknife. Note: I live in Texas where it's legal to carry - check your own local laws. You can get a really great sharp edge to it and it's durable too. Perfect action, with a liner-lock closing mechanism. I removed the pocket clip from it (it unscrews) since I didn't need it. Superb value.

Outstanding!! Excellent Knife!! Excellent!! For no more than you pay 💰 you actually get a very good knife. And I know just what I’m talking about. I have been collecting knives ever since I was given my first “Muskrat Skinner “ made by Uncle Henry, Bonner’s Ferry Idaho. I was 10 years old and back then all of us boys could carry a pocket knife to school.I own many many knives. From cheaply made to highly expensive custom made. Case in point. I own 14 different Benchmade knives. 9Dawson knives. Little info on the wonderful down to earth Dawson family.In 1973, Barry Dawson built his first knife shop inside a dilapidated barn. Fresh off a stint in Vietnam and flat broke, he built most of his machinery himself out of parts scavenged from the local landfill.What he didn't know, he learned, and what didn't exist yet, he invented. More than 40 years later Dawson Knives has grown to encompass three generations of knifemakers, all working together out of our shop in Prescott Valley, Arizona. I highly recommend them to all high end knife buyers. And the Dawson family are wonderful to work with and sit and have coffee with.dawsonknives.comSomebody else that I have the utmost respect for and have hunted with on several occasions for Elk and Mule Deer in Montana & Wyoming is good old Pete Kohler, owner of Dark Timber Custom Knives. Just outside of Denver. darktimberknives.com as far as I’m concerned Pete is in my top 10 custom knife makers for “outdoor survival” and “hunting”Knives.” Pete is more pricey than most but he does something that I know of know that nobody else does. He measures your hand several different ways.If you go to his shop. If not you can send in your measurements. Hand open and closed holding 3 different type handles on 3 different hunting knives. I own 8 from Pete. And several others that I would be here an hour bragging on each of the other 4. :) :)

The knife needed a bit of honing but it's a serviceable, useful tool. It opens cleanly and looks stylish. My only issue is that the handle plates feel a bit smooth and I'm unsure how well I could keep a grip on it if it was greasy or bloody. I would recommend it as an inexpensive everyday-carry pocketknife, and that's how I use it.

The media could not be loaded. I am a knife guy. I have over 200 knives and most are very high quality. I took a chance on this one because i liked the fact that it was carbon fiber. But i ran into several issues right out of the box. If you want to know what those issues are please keep reading my review. I'll also post a video showing this up close as i open and close the knife.Appearance:This knife looks very plain, but that is not a bad thing. It is basically a black and greyish in color. It actually looks pretty good if you ask me. The liner lock is stainless steel and the flipper is black.The good:1. The price is exceptional for what you are getting.2. Opens super fast (using the flipper)3. The blade is fairly sharpThe Bad:1. No thumb studs2. THE KNIFE ONLY LOCKS OPEN IF YOU DEPLOY IT USING THE FLIPPER (do it manually and it will not lock in the open position)3. The liner lock is absolute trash and will fail4. The so called "carbon fiber" handles IS ALREADY CHIPPING AFTER ONE DAY OF USE5. Made in ChinaOverall you get what you pay for. A cheap knife that you can beat up and destroy without hesitation, because you only paid a few bucks for it. I cannot recommend anyone buy this knife for any other purpose. DO NOT EDC this knife. Do NOT camp with this knife. Do NOT use this as your primary go to knife. This is essentially a beater knife.

I love the feel- the weight is ideal, the blade seems well made. The quick action release works very smoothly and very quickly - I have several more expensive knives that I like have as much for a Every Day Carry piece- I am Left Handed and the blade is built for Righties - but you can work that out in a non life threatening Situation

Lasted about a month in the pocket with very light use before it stopped closing properly. Now it's not closing because the blade gets stuck open. I tried to fix it by filing down where the blade locks but when I put it back together it's loose in the blade area and now I'm afraid the blade will flip back and cut my fingers if I had to use it. I barely even got to use this knife before it broke. I love all my other knives from this brand but recommend staying away from this one. It's also a bit big and heavy. Very sad for this knife and money wasted on it but you get what you get with a cheap knife. It broke while I was literally bragging about how much I loved it and when I took it out to open it up

Great knife for the money. Very sharp. It opens fast and reliable. For the money you can't beat it. The handle is a little thick for my taste, but that's a minor issue for how good this knife is and how little it costs.

Nice and lightweight. Smooth open and close. Sharpened well after purchase and stands up on heavy use. Can't beat the price. Great value!