Master USA MU-1121 Series Tactical Fixed Blade Neck Knife, Half-Serrated Blade, 6-3/4-Inch Overall

These Master knives are very simple, stainless steel, sharp, and priced right. I have 3 and like them.The handle is too thin though. To fix this I whipped 1/8 inch nylon line (rope) tight to the handle.Just whip over the existing line or rope.This makes the handle about 1/2 inch thick which has a much better feel.Google whipping line or rope if you are not familiar with it. It is very easy to do it.And just tuck the loose ends into the handle to hide them.The sheath works well and holds the knife well.The knife is slightly on the smaller side but exactly what is wanted.

It's working okay and it's seems to be durable enough for light work and light task.

I didn't expect a lot for the price, but I was pleasantly surprised by this little knife. I was looking for a knife to attach to my EDC fanny pack. This one was small enough to fit along the top of the pack without too much protrusion by the handle. I like that the knife is decently sharp, and is sturdy and light. Some people didn't like the paracord wrap, but I do like it as it keeps the weight down, gives a better grip and matches my fanny pack. I was also pleased by how well the sheath retained the knife. It is secure enough, yet you don't have to fight to pull the knife out.For the money, you just can't go wrong!

I wasn't quiet sure what I was going to receive when ordering this knife, I mean c'mon, it's only about $7 so how good could it be? Well that was a gross understatement and the results highly exceeded my expectations. This tactical knife is a great size for multiple utility in handling many jobs, easily accessible as a boot, waist or pocket knife. A one-piece solid construction, handle heavy-duty cord wrapped, multi-use blade capability with straight edge and partially serrated edges. At 6 3/4 inches overall length allows for a great deal of flexibility in ease of use. Carried in a solid, hard plastic, molded sheath, still allows for easy access once you get the feel of the withdraw and insertion of the knife. You might have to perform a small glue job on the upper left hand corner if you find it is not fully attached. No big deal. One serious piece of advice. Regardless of the description of this knife as a 'Neck Knife,' I wouldn't even attempt it. The knife and sheath are too heavy for such a place to carry comfortably and the sheath is not really designed to securely hold the knife upside down. Having said that, this knife and sheath are excellently carried in or outside the waistband or boot. Even though the knife arrives quiet sharp, placing a surgical edge is very easy to accomplish.This Master USA knife makes an excellent backup knife for tactical needs, while at the same time is easily utilized as a good EDC tool, kept in the car, toolbox or the shed for access with all of the jobs it can easily be called upon to assist or accomplish. I highly recommend this "little," but highly functional knife based on all of the above. You can't lose for a simple $7 investment.

For the price I can really complain, the knife itself is very light weight and thin, which hurts the hand when holding. The "paracord" wrap on the handle became undone the first time I used the knife which required retying and melting with a lighter. The knife itself came decently sharp, however is rather soft metal. I have a Milwaukee folding knife that when hit with a hammer on the dull edge produced no sign of wear, this knife however dented when hit. (Obviously most will not use this knife as a makeshift ax) but when I consider a knife for survival purposes I would like for it to be able to handle anything I throw at it.The sheath on the other hand is built well, the belt clip on the other hand is kind of a joke, when you pull the knife to remove it from the sheath, due to the tight fit of the knife in the sheath you end up pulling both when you intended to remove the knife from the sheath only.If this was all I had it would work in a pinch, however for the money $10 it could be a lot worse! Would I buy another one? Probably. Would it be the only knife I own? Heck no.

This fixed blade has good sharpness. The sheath is a hard case style that locks the blade on place when in the sheath. The sheath has a pocket clip and a neck laynard, so I can be carried multiple ways. It's lightweight and easy to handle. The red paracord provides a nice firm grip as well.

Crap. More dangerous than anything. 1st day cheap cord came loose. Clip is useless. You pull the sheath every time you pull the blade. Screw also gets caught each time you pull the blade. So you have to pull it at an angle and that puts a risk of an accident. It's crap.

Better than expected. Knife is good quality, unwrap the handle when you get it. The cord will come loose as it's not well fixed. Just loosely tucked in the handle.