Timber Rattler Western Outlaw Bowie Knife

I am so pleased with this purchase. When I was a young boy I saw a Jim Bowie knife displayed in one of the local stores. I promised myself I would buy one, one day. Today is the day. As soon as it arrived (early) I was so excited that I opened the box right away and I was amazed. This knife is extremely impressive. It has grace but it is substantial. I love the lines, the weight, the feel and the appearance. I will likely mount it somewhere in my office at home, perhaps on the desk so that, from time to time I can hold it. To me it's amazing value. Even the case is substantial, thick leather with a really nice pattern on the leather and the leather is molded to take the thickness of the knife. The leather case does have a strap with a popper to secure the knife in the case. If you wear this outside you are going to get some looks and maybe some comments. Best take it to the woods. Jim Bowie would be proud. The tang is a continuation of the blade and the handle is a grey wood color with brass rivets. I can't stop picking it up. It is a man-size knife for sure, it weighs 1.5 lbs. A great buy!

Extremely high quality. It exceeded my expectations and my expectations were high,so that's saying something! Has nice weight to it. The blade is actually surprisingly sharp! The handle wood is very nice and has no splinters. It is nicely sanded. The brass looks beautiful with the wood and stainless steel. The steel blade actually goes the handle and is secured with pins.It feels really heavy! Perfect for home defense. The sheath is genuine leather and is very high quality. The sheath looks really nice too and is the cherry on top of this beautiful knife.You can tell it was carefully handcrafted!

This is probably a total misuse of the knife, but I bought it to replace another ‘cheap’ Bowie from Winchester to make walking sticks with. I needed a hefty knife so that little twigs can be lopped off with one swift pass while de-barking sticks and the Winchester did a great job at that – until I lost it. So, I set out to find a new knife that will do the job but not bust the budget or break while being used. After reading the reviews here, I settled on the Timber Rattler Western Outlaw Bowie Knife. This sucker is HUGE! I read the measurements, but until you actually see this baby in person, you won’t be able to appreciate its size. Let’s put it this way, it would make Andre The Giant’s hand look normal sized if he ever held this knife. In fact, I would have suggested he use it as a steak knife if he were still around today! Mine was brand new, wrapped up in paper and plastic with a tip protector and stashed away inside a nice looking box that seemed to be factory sealed (with tape) and unopened when it arrived. It comes sharp. Not razor sharp (mine at least) but sharp enough to tear the bark of off some sticks without me having to break out the saw! The sheath is okay. It’s made of some sort of leather or leather material. It has an odd smell to it, but it holds the blade well, so no other complaints from me on that. Overall, I’m pleased with this purchase. If you want a sturdy, big ass knife that’s built to last and to be used roughly, give this knife a good look. If you buy it, I bet you’ll be pleased.

I purchased this knife to throw in my bug out bag. I was looking for a tool that would meet more than one need in an emergency situation. I wanted something that could cut and also behave like a hatchet and hopefully a hammer.I've been in situations where I've cut brush to stick under my tires for more traction, had battery cables that need to be trimmed or terminals that need to be tapped on the battery. These activities aren't easy, even with the multitool I carry with me. This knife encompasses all of my needs. But that isn't why I'm giving it five stars. I shouldn't give it such a high rating--there are dings here and there, the edge, well it isn't. The sheath is nothing exciting either. So why five stars? I bought this knife for logical needs. I'd give the knife 3 stars for that alone. But when I opened the box, testosterone kicked in. This blade is GINORMOUS, it isn't gigantic, it isn't enormous, it is both. Pictures do not do justice, not even pics with rulers next to the blade. I couldn't get the grin off of my face. It was like I was in 7th grade again. This isn't a knife, it's a short sword. I've christened mine "Sting". Some of you literary types will get that. So, I experienced the immediate euphoria looking at the knife. But then there was some buyer's remorse. I couldn't imagine hanging this thing on my belt--it's heavy. There is steel from the tip of the blade to the base of the handle and then the brass bits on top make this heavier than some machetes I've held. In the end, I took a hard look at the knife. The workmanship is solid. There aren't any rattles and everything is secure, even after I used the knife as a hammer, hitting the handle on some wood blocks. The bottom line is that I think I got more than my money's worth. Don't buy this knife if you're a collector--you'll be disappointed at the machine marks, etc.

Très bien mais le ricasso est vraiment mal fait :(

El producto se vende en este sitio al doble del precio original, por el.precio original creo que es un cuchillo muy bueno pero no vale la pena pagar aqui el doble se su precio, la hoja viene con varios detalles de fabricacion, y la funda es de muy mala calidad

Después de hacer pruebas destructivas de toda clase con troncos de mezquite, árboles medio secos, ramas gruesas, no le hicieron mella al cuchillo, no venía con mucho filo pero es comprensible por que corta y parte por geometría, lo afile como afilo las hachas y agarro un filo impresionante 🤩, de hecho rasura y la prueba del papel paso sin problemas, es un excelente cuchillo lo recomiendo ampliamente