US NAVY SEAL TEAM PUNISHER BLADE RESCUE POCKET KNIFE + Seat Belt Cutter + Glass Breaker

I have been an avid weapon collector (Swords, Knives, Handguns, Various size sticks and numerous tactical pens) for more than 55 years. When I saw this knife for a real bargain price (U.S. Navy SEAL team punisher Tanto blade rescue pocket knife with seat belt cutter and glass breaker) on Amazon I just had to have one.One of the first things I noticed was the solid weight of this silver pocket knife. It is an assisted opening blade which jumps open with just a push with your thumb on the blade notch. The black Tanto knife blade is 3 ½ inches long with a partial serrated edge. On the handle is the Navy SEAL logo and on the knife there is the punisher logo along with the printed name Navy. It also has a metal clip in order to carry this knife.I was surprised how strong and durable this knife is for the price. The tip and the blade portion are very sharp and on the end of the knife handle is a glass breaker device. It also has a seat belt cutter. If you are seeking a strong knife which has a multiple of uses for a very reasonable price you may want to check out this model.Rating: 5 Stars. Joseph J. Truncale (Author: Tanto-Jutsu: An official manual of Bushi Satori Ryu.

Excellent folding knife, easy open and sharp. My 2nd one. My first one was stolen and had to get another one!

This knife is alright. I'm not too fond of the pot metal feel of it, but for some of the heavy jobs that I do, it is the perfect balance of price/function/sturdiness. I actually sliced a sliver off of my thumb because of my carelessness, and the cut was smooth. Sliced it like it was butter.

I've owned a lot of knives, and this is the first one I've spent $10 or less on that I didn't regret. It looks super cool, and functions well enough for daily purposes if you work in an office or store, etc.Spring works surprisingly well, though I've had it for about a year now. (3 year edit: it wore out after the second year, which is pretty good for the $7 I paid. Blade’s still fine since I haven’t really abused it - this knife was never meant to be a beater.)I've never needed it to cut seatbelts or smash glass, though the seatbelt cutter is really handy for string/twine/tape/etc. The glass breaker kept putting holes in my pants so I unscrewed it and took it out. No biggie.Blade's not the best steel, I wouldn't use it for wood or anything, but it comes sharp and it only really needs to cut boxes and plastic packaging as my EDC (I use a Buck for anything heavy). Looks pretty nifty, does what I need it to do, costs a pittance. Worth $10, easy.

I purchased two of these, one for me and the other for my uncle. We both served in the Navy. They arrived a little early and were packaged securely. Inside the bubble pack, they were also in a small box. These knives are heavy and feel like they are high quality. It’s hard to believe they are as inexpensive as they are! The edge feels very sharp and the inscription looks very nice. The seat belt cutter may be more suitable for cutting string or something small. However it is also sharp. My uncle was very happy with his!

This is a very nice knife... the blade mechanism is very tight, the blade flips open very well into the locked position. It has a very solid handle with a nice window breaker... which makes this rescue knife a very good self defense weapon as well. I will note as others already have, the handle is a gun metal grey, with a Navy emblem on it, not quite as pretty as the stainless steel one depicted above. Overall, this knife is solid, and well worth the $15 bucks. I would have to recommend.

I bought this and it was broken

Arrived sooner than I had expected which was great because it was a good surprise, and who doesn't like surprises. the spring is very strong and very fast when opening which give the feeling of a lot of power in your hands. when the knife comes in the mail it is very sharp and sturdy. The engravings and emblems make this knife seem one of a kind, no one I know has one quite like this.