Can somebody please tell me what kind of knife this is?

[cutter17]

there is hope for you yet!


but really, i always say buy what you can afford, and enjoy what you buy.

I agree 100%! This is how you learn and grow.:thumbup:

 

[TAH]

Looks like a modified Rod Chappel design...

 

[SilasTheGod]

THAT looks pretty cool.

 

[Keith Montgomery]

but really, i always say buy what you can afford, and enjoy what you buy.

I agree, but would change that to buy the best you can afford.

 

[Masteroffajitas]

Communist made knife

 

[Guntotin_fool]

ITs called a "my friend just ripped me off of $9.90 knife"

 

[Rat Finkenstein]

It was not a good deal for $10. I would get my money back.

 

[sunnyd]

It was not a good deal for $10. I would get my money back.

Yup, I'd have to go with Rat on this one here..

But, I digress. First off Welcome to the forum.

Second, yes it is a Chinese mass produced POS and wasn't worth $10.00 USD when it was new and unused, let alone its current condition.. If I was you, I'd go back to my so-called pal and ask for you money back. Then save all your money a little longer and in the meantime lurk and read and ask questions in here and educate yourself and prepare for a good quality blade you can be proud of and not have to worry that it is unsafe and may fail the first time you use it.

Good Luck. :thumbup:

 

[glockman99]

...yes it is a Chinese mass produced POS and wasn't worth $10.00 USD when it was new and unused, let alone its current condition.. If I was you, I'd go back to my so-called pal and ask for you money back. Then save all your money a little longer and in the meantime lurk and read and ask questions in here and educate yourself and prepare for a good quality blade you can be proud of and not have to worry that it is unsafe and may fail the first time you use it.

Good Luck. :thumbup:

I agree, but it is worth a couple bucks, if for nothing else, to use as a "toss-away" knife, or a knife to leave in the trunk of your vehicle for those "just in-case" times.

 

[Keith Montgomery]

You know what? It's $10.00. The knife's not worth that, but it's also not worth going back to the guy and demanding a refund over such a small amount. In the future take the time to learn what is and what isn't a good value in knives. There are $10.00 knives that are pretty darn good. There are knives you can get for $30.00 to $50.00 that are very good, such as the Buck 110, Kershaw Leek and Spyderco Delica or Native. You don't have to spend a lot of money to get a darn good knife.