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Very good knife for the money. Make note that the ring is for sliding the knife onto an AK47's barrel and the rear button is to secure it to an AK47 with the knife blade extended prior to mounting the knife to the rifle.

Great quick action. Solid, added a Niteize hip clip for pocket carry. Has some rough edges, but for the price I paid. Can’t complain. Imitates a Ak-47 bayonet. Interesting

Well made, heavy duty , quick release is really fast ! Don't know what the circle is for,but doesn't bother me removing from the Sheath ! Definitely worth the $ !

This was a present for my dad that he’s been looking for a button knife forever and all the ones from Amazon seemed really cheap and then he didn’t like the ones from Walmart or like any hunting store so I ordered this one and when he arrived, It was surprisingly heavy made, and it was good quality and the blade was very very sharpened and I actually cut myself a little bit because I wasn’t careful with it, but this is a great product for you to gift as a gift or for yourself or if you were in two knives like my dad is just to carry around you know just for the look this is a great great great product. I really really recommend it

Agree with most reviews , but it's a $20 knife, its for the display case, yes, it needs thread lock on all the screws, and it is very dangerous, it does not lock Everytime, easily lose fingers, blade is extremely sharp, and I found nothing regarding ragged edges. No way a daily carry, just something different in collection, real shame, could be a top end knife if not for mnfctr errors

I would like to say that this knife is quite unique. It reminds me alot of a switch blade because the button on the side fully extends the blade automatically. I'm just wondering is this knife legal because it acts very much like a switch blade. It has the same action as a camillus para trooper knife use during the Vietnam war. My father owned one as he a recon marine.

I should learn my lesson. My fault, you get what you pay for. Very poor quality

Has a little knurled knob for locking and you have to wiggle the blade just right to get it to lock/unlock. God help you if you ever need to open it or use it quickly. Blade is dull and the finish is ragged. About what you would expect for a cheap knife.