Comments on: Smith & Wesson CKTACBSD Tactical Serrated Drop Point Knife, Black

By: Jason Germain

Jason Germain — Sat, 23 Feb 2013 20:46:49 +0000

Go-to knife, practical to tactical Well balanced, very solid construction with a practical and sleek design. The handle is nicely ample for the blade length. It has a handy nub on the back of the knife which starts the motion then you can easily flip or roll open the blade. The lock mechanism has a small bearing and the knife opening is smooth, almost hydro feeling, yet flips open with ease. Lock is tight and passed the lock test. The grip is flat black with a nice Smith and Wesson coat of arms design and feels rubberized. Has a perfectly placed lanyard hole, and a black spring steel belt loop secured by three hex screws. Blade comes razor sharp and honed, drop blade point is pin prick pointy. Overall, a perfect everyday carry from practical to tactical.

By: No Sweets for Sanderson

No Sweets for Sanderson — Sat, 23 Feb 2013 20:21:17 +0000

Excellent Knife I’ve been collecting knives since I was eight years old, and though I won’t claim to know everything there is to know about them, I know knives pretty well. And this is an excellent knife, and forget what anyone else says about it. Smith & Wesson simply makes good products, and their knives are no exceptions. This is currently my primary carry knife, and not only have i experienced no problems with it, the grip, blade, clip, size, and practicality of the knife is without compare. For the money, it’s too solid to pass up. I wouldn’t hesitate to pay twice this amount for this knife. And no, I don’t work for Smith & Wesson. It’s just a damn good knife.