Old Timer 31OT Medium Lockback 6.5in High Carbon S.S. Folding Pocket Knife with 2.9in Drop Point Blade and Wood Handle for Hunting, Whittling, Carving, Camping, EDC, and Outdoors

Bought as a gift for my husband and He totally loves it. Opens easily, closes easily, has a sharp blade which he made sharper. He carries it with him when he goes outside. In all its very sturdy, nice looking and he is a hard person to find a knife he likes so on this I scored a 10

I saw on some reviews that the lock was hard to push to unlock, but the one I got has no problem. It was a little stiff when I first got it, but opening and closing it several times while I was watching tv broke it in just right. It’s well made and comes to you sharp! It’s a good looking knife, but beware, it is a small knife. Seeing the picture I thought it would be a little bigger than it is. Having big hands would probably make it a little harder to open with your thumb with one hand. I have big hands and can still open it by flicking it open with my thumb, but I have to be very careful not to cut myself, so I use both hands to be safe. Just pinch the ambidextrous buttons with your forefinger and thumb and flick it open. Always wanted an Old Timer knife, glad I bought this one.

I lost my switch blade knife... so, wanted to replace it with something practical and sheek design. Love this knife. My colleagues keep asking me where I found it.

Nice and sharp out of the box. Looks very nice. Feels good. Wish the closing mechanism was better.

Great knife as sharp and good looking as the picture! Just started collecting again about six months ago and have about 40 knives and this is already one of my favorite knife’s and I have some really expensive knives as well!

I love this little knife. I have had 3 of them now, (one I broke by prying with it, so it was my fault, one I lost). One of the things I like most is it holds a decent edge and is easy to sharpen. I am not very good at sharpening knives but this one is easy. I use a "Smith's two step" sharpener. I run it through the ceramic side before it gets too dull and in a few strokes, it is dangerously sharp. I highly recommend this knife as a everyday carry that you won't break the bank if you break it or lose it.

My first knife 35 years ago was an Old Timer folding knife I got from my dad. It was pretty old when I got it and I had it for many years before losing it, as kids will do. I loved that knife and though I've owned a number of knives since, I never got around to buying an Old Timer until this winter. Glad I did. First, I was surprised at the low price and figured that craftsmanship might not be so great. But, I was pleasantly surprised when I received a solid, heavy, little workhorse. I've used this little knife every day—cutting boxes, string, coring apples, stripping wire—since early March and it's still tight and locks and the durable handle has held up just fine. Before the knife arrived, I thought I would end up removing the clasp but it hooks tightly to my pants pocket or belt and so I've kept it on. As for the photos, my hands are probably average size or a little smaller, to give you some sense of scale.

My son loves this knife, currently his favorite

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