TAC FORCEG'Store Vintage Wooden Handle Pocket Hunting Tactical Hunting Handy Knife (Original)

The Tac Force G’Store Vintage Wooden Pocket Knife is a solid choice for anyone looking for an affordable yet stylish everyday carry. The wooden handle gives it a classic, vintage look, while the stainless steel blade is sharp enough for basic tasks like opening packages, cutting rope, or light outdoor use. It has a smooth assisted-opening mechanism, making it easy to deploy with one hand. The pocket clip adds convenience for carrying. While it’s not the most heavy-duty knife, it’s well-built for casual use and looks great in any collection. If you want a functional, budget-friendly knife with a vintage aesthetic, this one delivers. Just keep in mind that it may need occasional sharpening for long-term performance.

This knife has a well designed, ergonomic feel. Knife is not small and not too large, just perfect for easy grab and go usage. I like the glass breaker on the end of the knife with a second small blade imbedded along the handle for cutting a locked seatbelt after an accident. Main blade appears to be made of good metal with a sharp and clean edge right out of the box. Also has a nice belt or pocket clip for jeans/shorts for quick access while hiking or fishing.

I've had this knife for over a whole summer and have used it a lot. i don't know what everyone is whining about in the comments, because honestly you get what you pay for. if you want something more durable and keeps a sharp blade for longer than you should put more money into whatever knife you're gonna get. but i personally think this a bit of a steal. i got it and was very impressed with the quality. i love showing it off to my friends and they love the sound it makes when it flips open. it is a real wood handle, but be warned, it isn't a heavy, woodish texture, it feels kind of fake. but it is real. one thing i noticed about the knife is if the blade is flipped open too hard, the locking mechanism will shift too far and the handle will get stuck. I fixed the problem by not opening it with full force. not to brag but i am pretty good at sharpening knives and i can get this one very, very, sharp. but, it doesn't hold the blade for a long time. then again, i was using it a lot this summer, so it could just be me.depending on what you want this knife for, its a very nice blade for what you're paying, and if you take care of it of course it'll last you

Only downfall I notice is that the knob on the side of the knife that you could use to flip it open if flush with the wood so basically makes that feature irrelevant. The spring assist and lever on the back end are great. Quick open and it's study lock in place and screws are holding up well so far. Usually the clips screws start to back out first on these types of blades but so far so good on everything. Nice edge can cut through paper or even heavy cardboard without issues.

I've had this knife for over a year now and it still holds up pretty well and is useful for everyday tasks.

metal the blade is made of is phenomenal. it has a razors edge...tested it out of envelopes & was very impressed how it "sliced" thru not a bit of tearing....YES..!! The "spring assisted" makes the blade snap out like a switch blade. it will make you grin every time..! It is a very handsome durable knife & I'm going to their page to buy another knife as I will make them My No.1 go to for all my knives...!! You won't be disappointed in their quality. Oh I nearly forgot...I LOVE their window punch actually is more styled like a spike making the emergency punching out of a window more likely to happen on 1st strike...!! The seatbelt cutter I like well too I can see it has a sharp edge as well...will it work? IDK. I Am One Very Happy Impressed Satisfied Customer & absolutely recommend Tac Force Knives.UPDATE...bought this on Nov. 3rd 2023. I've been fighting w/the screws that on the clip. It takes a VERY SMALL STAR HEAD driver. So small that most places...well all places I've physically gone to counting Auto & Hardware stores do not have this tiny size. Thought I had the screw pretty tight using a phillips for eyeglasses. That lasted a short while. I had to move very recently & this spring loaded assistance & sharpness of the blade was so well appreciated. Problem is....can't keep the screws for the clip tight. Right at the end of the move 1 of the 2 screws came off....luckily I found it.I don't understand why a product that is suppose to be American made why would they use a metric style head? I don't mind the metric as long as the heads fit the heads majority of Americans have in their tools. Buying a $15-25 set of star heads isn't something I'm willing to do. Perhaps the company should send a star headed allan wrench w/their products. I HATE being inconvenienced this way & even more loathe my knife is sitting in its box instead of being with Me where ever I may go. I've put in a contact notification....we'll see. So will give an update on what they decide to do. Just know if you are going to get these knives w/a clip.....best to have a collection of tiny star head drivers the screws on the clips are very weak so you'll be needing that driver pretty quick after purchase.I reduced the 5 Star rating to a 3 because of this clip problem....such a shame

Great looking knife and i am not sure if it is plastic or actual wood but it feels nice and sturdy. the blade is spring assisted and locks in very well. the blade is not the sharpest but it can definitely cut. It is a great knife for the price and can definitely compete with others at higher price pointsUpdate: one of the screws on the belt clip came out but nothing wrong with the knife and easily screwed it back in

The price went up since I bought it, but for me...it's an $8 knife. For $8, and free shipping, when I opened up the knife today I was impressed. It's lightweight. It feels great in the hand. The spring assisted open works well. And it's a gorgeous knife, it looks as it does in the pictures.It didn't come quite as sharp as I thought, but certainly not dull. Obviously, if you're looking for a medium to heavy duty knife, this isn't it. I bought it for a pocket knife to cut boxes open, break plastic ties, and miscellaneous odds and ends. For $8, I'm more than pleased with this knife.