SZCO Supplies 7” Slim Skinner Patch Hunting Knife W/Sheath, Brown, One Size (DH-7992)

Was surprised at how much I have come to like this little knife, had an edge but not super sharp, 10-15 on a whetstone does the trick.

It's a very nice knife and good quality for the price.

Comfortable, steel is very soft. Finally got an edge after 15 minutes with a file and stone and it did good cutting veggies but don't expect it to hold a sharp edge very long. The leather sheath is very good! The wooden scales are excellent! Overall it's a fine choice for the price! Wish the steel was a bit harder but I like it regardless! Will update after small game season ends.

I love knives from Pakistan, like this one. I just wish it was a bit sharper. I have enough knives to keep clean and sharp and I do. But all around this is really nice little blade. Would buy again but I am a collector so knives are more important to me than most other people

This little knife is advertised as a patch knife, so of course it is small in the hand.The sheath I got is good leather and goes on my belt easily. I shoot muzzle loaders so I wanted an actual patch knife, which is what you use to cut the strip of patch cloth that you put behind the ball as you ram it down the barrel. I also wanted something that looked like it came from the same era as my guns, so this knife is made of all "organic" materials, that is, materials that would have been available in the muzzle loading era, wood, leather, etc. I have heard two objections: one, the knife doesn't come sharp. Well, I'm from the Old School when no knife came sharp, you were expected to put your own edge on. I had to grind a new bevel onto this blade but it was worth it. It takes a very sharp edge. I also refinished the handle, which is good quality wood, with an oil finish to my satisfaction. Does it sound like this this knife is good raw material? Well, yeah, what do you want for twelve bucks? Second, made in Pakistan. You do have to look out for quality when dealing with these kind of imports. However, "made in Pakistan" does not automatically equal junk. I once read I once read a thread in a Forum denouncing Pakistani Damascus blades just because they came from Pakistan. Then the guy went on to praise Marble's more expensive Damascus knives that are made in...Pakistan! About Pakistani smiths scrounging for discarded steel, the best Kukri knives are made in Nepal from discarded automobile leaf springs. And what's wrong with recycling anyway? So I give this knife five stars because I was amazed and pleased at the quality of the materials and even the workmanship, I just had to tweak them a little to my own satisfaction.

I use this knife as a neck knife when using traditional muzzleloader shooting and hunting tocut my patches sharpens up nicely

Unbelievably well made for the price. I was blown away at how nice it really is. I ended up buying 5 more for gifts. Excellent value and exceptional quality.