10 inch AK47 Flipper Pocket Knife, AK47 Pocket Folding Knife, Tactical Knife for Camping Hunting Survival Outdoor Activities Mens Gift-Ideal for Hiking, Fishing, Emergency, EDC Tactical Tool Knife

This was a gift for my son and boyfriend and they both really like it. It is made well and it is a nice unique gift for a knife collector

This is a fun switchblade knife. Includes a very strong little light. The blade mechanism is clever, welldesigned and well made. Worth the money.

This is a very cool looking knife. It's built well, and I like that it's a flip out. The added little light on it is a neat little feature I've never seen on a knife before. Overall, definitely worth it, really cool and kind of fun to play with honestly!

I bought it for my godson‘s birthday and it I’m not missing on the blade

This is only a NOVELTY KNIFE... feels real neat when you press the side button and the knife FLIPS out... and another button then locks the knife in place... the blade is real sharp, used it to cut flower stems, but don't try to do anything with the knife like I did. I saw a weed coming up in my driveway, so I used the tip of the knife to loosen the area around the weed and pull the weed out by hand. The little bit of twisting I did with the knife, to loosen the asphalt around the weed, destroyed a plastic washer inside the locking mechanism, allowing the knife to become loose, come up and knock into the light and would no longer work properly. So I learned another life lesson... you get what you pay for... So now I have another project to fix, when there's time, or just put it in the recycle container.

First off, I really view this as a novelty item, not a EDC or hunting/camping knife. It is not very sharp out of the box, it has a awkward spring-loaded deployment mechanism, and it is not very comfortable. As a novelty to have a foldable pocket knife that resembles a gun, if that is what you want, then it can fit that need. The scales are cheap plastic, all of the "metal" used is a rough, not polished like the pictures indicate, and isn't showing signs that it will be durable.There is a safety lock (akin to a firearm) that needs to be flipped before the blade can deploy, but it springs out abruptly and surprised me quite a bit when it did, luckily the blade wasn't sharp enough to cut me as the blade came out. Also, it does not resemble an AK47, it looks like a hunting rifle. Lastly, the "light" is not bright, and likely won't last for long, and replacing the mini-button cell batteries won't be worth the hassle.Ultimately, this is an inexpensive novelty gift idea. When viewed through that lens, it is perfectly fine. If viewed as a viable EDC, look elsewhere.