Smith & Wesson SWHRT1 HRT Tactical Boot Knife

Don't know your price range, but I can't recommend the Gryphon M10 with the Mike Sastre's sheath highly enough

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If you like the dagger-like shape. Also single edged
 
I thought the Gryphon M10 was discontinued? That was one of the first knives I looked at and I couldn't find one, but I think I'm going to go with the Izula mainly because I have not seen any bad reviews on the knife and the price is good.
 
I have both the IZULA and the S&W H.R.T......Both knives serve there purpose....and, I haven't regreted getting the S&W....It's a good "Let me borrow your knife" knife.
 
TRX450 said:
I thought the Gryphon M10 was discontinued? That was one of the first knives I looked at and I couldn't find one, but I think I'm going to go with the Izula mainly because I have not seen any bad reviews on the knife and the price is good.
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There is a current cutleryshoppe run in VG10, also with a custom Mike Sastre drawpoint sheath each one custom handfit to each knife. A lot of value for the ~120 ish that I paid for mine
 
there is just so many different wraps you can do and there are many custom handles you can buy if you look on T-K-C they have custom g-10 handles in several colors
 
Nobody has brought it up yet, so I will. S&W knives, generally speaking, are junk, and apart from them selling their name/logo out, have nothing to do with the fine American gun company. They're made in China by Taylor Cutlery, and have some of the worst heat-treating on their steel that I've ever encountered. Don't waste your money on a S&W.
 
Planterz said:
Nobody has brought it up yet, so I will. S&W knives, generally speaking, are junk, and apart from them selling their name/logo out, have nothing to do with the fine American gun company. They're made in China by Taylor Cutlery, and have some of the worst heat-treating on their steel that I've ever encountered. Don't waste your money on a S&W.
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Thanks, I decided to go ahead and order the Izula and judging by what you said I'm glad I did. I really really like that the Esee is made in the US :D
 
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