Magnum Damascus Lord Knife

[Husband's Review] I am very satisfied with my purchase of this knife. It arrived in great shape, zero play in the blade and locking mech. works beautifully. All wood is perfectly set with no cracks or chips whatsoever. the back of the blade has one tiny mark near the handle, other than that it is near perfect. Very solid knife. I'm 6'2" and can easily palm a basket ball, that being said, this knife is big. Lain across my palm it extends about 1/4" on either side. Slightly too large for my pocket but perfect to keep in my backpack. Legal length in my state is 4" so with this knife having a 3.625" blade I'm a little nervous to keep it as an edc. I do however look forward to someone asking if anyone's got a knife and being able to pull this dude out and watch the look on their face.

This is a good knife. The finish on the wood could have been a little better. The function is great.This knife is easy to sharpen and holds an edge when used.

This knife is not the quality I expect from Boker and I don't believe that it is a true damascus steel. I returned the knife to the seller. I would not recommend it to anyone who is a serious collecter of quality knives. I would not pay $10 for it. I would not want it in my collection.

Great.

I ordered this expecting a fine made German knife. The knife is made by Magnum, a division of Boker that outsourced the blade to China. It is stamped Damascus Steel 37 layers but looks more like a Damascus pattern etched onto the blade. The knife has tool marks on the Burl wood handle and the last 1/4" of the blade in bent. This isn't a quality blade

The knife advertised here is the Boker Magnum Lady, not the Lord. The Lord has a 3 5/8" blade and an overall length of 8".

This is a knife mass produced in China. No way it is worth what it is being sold for. The blade didn't fold in correctly die to the holes not matching up. Looks like the demascus steel is a print on the blade. Not a German mage knife. Very disappointed