Smith & WessonSpecial Ops SPECM 7.4in S.S. Assisted Opening Knife with 3.1in Tanto Blade and Aluminum Handle for Outdoor, Tactical, Survival and EDC

I bought this knife for myself originally over a year ago, as it was within my price range and a known brand. It has an amazing assist open feature and came VERY sharp. I have since bought 3 more and given as presents to friends and family. Everyone loves this knife!

I've carried various Smith and Wesson folders over the years. They come sharp out of the box, sharpen well, and hold an edge well. Only reason I usually replace them is because I lose them due to frequent use. This is my second order of this particular knife. It didn't feel "naturally" ergonomic at first, but I grew to love its layout and overall feel. Strong spring assist, good value for the price

Great edc knife. Great action, and blade

This is my second S&W Special OPs knife. I love these knives. The first one lasted about 10 years and the only reason I had to get a new one is the screws on the handle of the old one came loose and fell out. So to prevent that from happening to this one I tightened them down using locktite.I like the blade without the serrations myself. I also like how the blade holds an edge. I am very careful with what I cut with mine. It is for things that need cutting not for opening packages and other paper cutting. I keep the edge honed very sharp and run it over a stone about every month or so.The blade is 4030 Steel and is a good compromise between hardness and flexibility.If you want a great assisted opening knife for pocket carry, this one is great. Just make sure to tighten the screws and if you are so inclined, locktite them.This is not a knife for self-defense. It is a pocket knife to be used as a tool. In a pinch, it could be used for self-defense, but a non-folding knife is better for that. I carry a separate fixed blade for self-defense and it is used for cutting nothing ever, only there for self-defense. Edge is perfect. This knife is for use and comes in very handy. Holds an edge well and fits nicely in the pocket.

I had one of these in the early 2000s. I bought it off a matco tool truck. The tip broke off by user error. (Dont use it as a screwdriver lol) It was an amazing knife then. I since bought this expecting the same thing. This is about half the size. Still of very nice quality. Just wasn’t what i was expecting.

This is an awesome knife! The color is spot on olive drab. The handle scales have a SUPER aggressive non-skid embedded that reminds me of a Navy ship's deck. This was a gift and the recipient never lets this knife out of his sight.

It is not serrated as the picture shows but I actually like it better. This is my 3rd one as I somehow keep losing them and they never show up again.

Great assisted knife. First one I’ve owned and it’s a good piece for the cost on here. Hopefully I’ll never need to use it in the wilderness or personally, since I’m a suburban girl. But I feel better knowing I’ve got this if I need it. There were some reviews on here about adding some type of glue to the screws, so I’m going to keep an eye on that and potentially add it like they recommended. I have pretty small hands, and the grip tape or the grip material they use on the sides helps with holding it a lot versus all-metal knives where it was harder to hold onto them.