Smith & Wesson H.R.T. SWHRT3 Full Tang Spear Point Fixed Blade Knife
January 25, 2018 - Comment
7Cr17 high carbon stainless steel Duel edged spear point blade. Black TPR handle with lanyard hole. Black nylon, fiberglass belt, boot sheath with six grommet holes for lashing to pack or gear. Blade length: 3.50 inch (8.9 CM) handle length: 4.00 inch (10.2 CM)
Product Features
- 7Cr17 High Carbon Stainless Steel Duel Edged Spear Point Blade
- Black TPR Handle with Lanyard Hole
- Black Nylon, Fiberglass Belt, Boot Sheath with Six Grommet Holes for Lashing to Pack or Gear
- Blade Length: 3.50 inch (8.9 cm) Handle Length: 4.00 inch (10.2 cm)
- Overall Length: 7.50 inch (19.1 cm) Weight: 0.31 pounds
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Pretty good for the price Always wanted a boot knife and when I came across this one for the price well I couldn’t pass up . The knife feels really good when you grab a hold of it. It also has a good sturdy heavy feel to it . The handle feels nice and gripy . The only thing I didn’t like was that it wasn’t sharp enough out of the box, but other than that I like it
Pretty Cool Knife Could it be sharper? Yes, but it would cut a piece of rope just fine. For the price, it is a steal. This is basically a bar of sharpened steel. It is a unique design for the blade. Good positive grip. I do have smaller hands. The rubber might bake if I leave it in the car for the summer and become crumbly. That is my only concern. Would I trust it for survival? I would have to say yes. It is just a strong piece of steel with a blade cut into it. It is thin enough and short enough to…
Cool, but could have been a lot cooler. In my humble opinion, this knife would have been a lot better if the designer hadn’t added the slight curvature to the blade as this creates a bit of a sharpening issue. Be sure that you have a good rod sharpener to account for the heel’s blade curvature. Otherwise, you’ll have to leave about 1/3 of the blade (part of the primary bevel extending to the back of the heel) untouched (or sharpened in a 2nd stage) since it isn’t level with the rest of the blade. Attempting to sharpen the entirety…