Bushmaster Sawback Survival Knife With Survival Kit And Sheath

IT SERVED IT'S PERPOSE WONDERFULLY!!

come in beautifully! really love it. The survival kit is not of the best quality, but something good to have. Thank you.

The knife is great but the sheath is shoddy. After just one day, it ripped in 3 places.

Straight out of the box, this knife is pretty sharp. I sharpened it a little more to my liking. The weight of it is good and I like the steel. It has been useful for many camping trips. The only complaint is the compass. It's not always accurate. Sometimes you have to shake it a bit to point the right way.

What surprised me as the compass works excellent and it still works and I had it for a year. If you have a 3 Edge Stone you can get this thing razor sharp.

Sharp, sturdy, and not a terrible sheath. Well worth the price. Kit would do in a pinch. If you don't have one. Buy one. If you do have one. Buy another one!!!

Came out of the box with a fine edge. Handle feels a bit small but is comfortable and solid. Blade is solid. Great knife for an awesome price. If you don't have one get one.

this is the best knife ever

Eat your heart out John Rambo! This knife is just as good as the knife Stallone wielded in the movie only it didn't cost a fortune. Don't think I'll use the kit but will keep the plastic container. All in all, great knife. Get it.

Just got this in today. Okay, I can get past the hollow handle with the plastic vial of string and weird bits of third-world stuff. whatever. I actually bought this for the spear-application (it has a guard with holes drilled top and bottom for lashing); I'm really liking this thing, though. The main edge needs a little bit of work, but the sawback teeth are wickedly sharp / industrial grade sharp. ouch. Great grip / butt-compass / decent sheath with tether, and a $10 price-tag. Very nice, BudK. I want another.

I LOVED this knife. Its amazing, and affordable. One thing I did notice though was it didn't come with a fishing hook, and the blade wasn't to sharp. Besides that its a really good knife.

The blade comes out razor sharp. The sawback is adequate. The survival kit I mean isn't awful but I'd recommend making your own to put it. The compass on the bottom is nice it's a good tool to have and it screws in nice tho. My only concern is if you're wackin at something it's very shaky but absolutely great 10 bucks highly recommend

The knife itself is very good -- a few swipes with a ceramic sharpener and the edge was perfect, but the sheath needed replacing. Just to make it MOLLE compatible required Velcro, sewing, pop rivets, and Gorilla tape. And then it tore. A great replacement sheath is the Buck/Hood Hoodlum (available sheath-only, $28.00). It's long enough for this huge blade, has the most versatile MOLLE system I've ever seen, and the front buckle pocket is great for a large folding knife or, for my wife, a full-size multi-tool.

When the photo on the product page (the bottom of three) shows broken stitching on the sheath (near the bottom, far edge), you have to wonder about quality control. No complaints about the knife -- I ordered another (and will get replacement sheaths elsewhere).

The knife and survival kit are nothing short of great, that being said my only complaint is that the sheath is obviously cheap. After only a couple of weeks the knife had cut through it, and this was discontinued so no replacement was possible. The knife being the most important thing is more than the $10.

The blade on this knife looks awesome and mean. But what's up with the handle? The handle is so small. I feel like the handle will break off just from the weight of the blade. I haven't used this knife yet for fear of breaking it. I probably should go ahead and use it since I got this as a BOGO free.