MASALONG Kni231 Full Tang Survival 9cr14mov Steel Knife With Belt Sheath For Bushcraft Camping Fixed Blade Knives
Brand MASALONG
MSRP $26.99
We sometimes use affiliate links in our content which could grant us a comission. This comes at no additional cost to you, but supports the platform and keeps it free.
Retailers
Similar Products
Description
Blade Length: 4.61" (11.3cm) , hanlde length:5.3"(13.2cm)
This knife is well made with great craftsmanship and attention to all fine details.It is well balanced with a 3/16" thick full tang blade at the widest point of its spine with a swedge and jimping area and it feels really good in my hand. Just holding this knife in my hand, I feel like I can trust it with all I have. It will make a good utility knife for field hunting or bush-crafting-----Description from buyer
The knife has ribs along the back of the spine near the handle that provide enough support for your thumb if you need to apply extra pressure for harder work. The back of the blade and the jimping area are slightly rounded. The handle sides are secured with two black flat screws that do not protrude from the handle. The Kydex sheath has a plastic lock for a belt up to 2-1/2" wide and has a precise shape specific to this knife and its handle that ensures secure holding of the knife when inserted even when turning it upside down and trying to shake.
9cr14MoV is a Chinese high-end stainless-steel high in Chromium and mid-high in carbon for great corrosion resistance, it is mainly used for corrosion resistance demanding tools, like stainless steel blades/knives, surgical blades, cutlery. It's 440B modified, a higher end Chinese stainless steel used mostly in high-end barbering scissors and surgical tools. The maximum Rockwell Hardness of 9cr14MoV is 58-60 HRC and it provides great wear resistance, thanks to the mixture of Carbon, Chromium, and a little bit of Vanadium. 9cr14MoV has a decent hardness, therefore sharpening it won't be an easy task.
When you are buying a big belt knife like this, you want to make sure it's "full tang." This means that you can see the steel running from one end to the other, meaning that it is all one chunk of steel like a railroad spike or a metal baseball bat. This knife is full tang... That means that it has very high structural integrity and it will not break on you except in very extreme circumstances (like getting run over by a tank, or being thrown full force at the cement.)
This knife is well made with great craftsmanship and attention to all fine details.It is well balanced with a 3/16" thick full tang blade at the widest point of its spine with a swedge and jimping area and it feels really good in my hand. Just holding this knife in my hand, I feel like I can trust it with all I have. It will make a good utility knife for field hunting or bush-crafting-----Description from buyer
The knife has ribs along the back of the spine near the handle that provide enough support for your thumb if you need to apply extra pressure for harder work. The back of the blade and the jimping area are slightly rounded. The handle sides are secured with two black flat screws that do not protrude from the handle. The Kydex sheath has a plastic lock for a belt up to 2-1/2" wide and has a precise shape specific to this knife and its handle that ensures secure holding of the knife when inserted even when turning it upside down and trying to shake.
9cr14MoV is a Chinese high-end stainless-steel high in Chromium and mid-high in carbon for great corrosion resistance, it is mainly used for corrosion resistance demanding tools, like stainless steel blades/knives, surgical blades, cutlery. It's 440B modified, a higher end Chinese stainless steel used mostly in high-end barbering scissors and surgical tools. The maximum Rockwell Hardness of 9cr14MoV is 58-60 HRC and it provides great wear resistance, thanks to the mixture of Carbon, Chromium, and a little bit of Vanadium. 9cr14MoV has a decent hardness, therefore sharpening it won't be an easy task.
When you are buying a big belt knife like this, you want to make sure it's "full tang." This means that you can see the steel running from one end to the other, meaning that it is all one chunk of steel like a railroad spike or a metal baseball bat. This knife is full tang... That means that it has very high structural integrity and it will not break on you except in very extreme circumstances (like getting run over by a tank, or being thrown full force at the cement.)
Related Categories