Heavy
"This knife is solid. The pictures don't do it nearly enough justice. The jewel in the handle definitely helps complete this blade. It's well worth the money."
Overall rating: 4.75 / 5 from 8 reviews.
Review topics: ["feels","knife","glass","tang","dagger"].
"This knife is solid. The pictures don't do it nearly enough justice. The jewel in the handle definitely helps complete this blade. It's well worth the money."
"This twisted steel Scottish dirk is amazing! Everything but the sheath is solid metal. It has a good grip. The notched blade top has four notches. The jewel in the pommel is solid cut glass. It is held securely in its sheath. Once I saw this knife I could not take my eyes off of it. When I first saw it in your catalog I just knew I had to have it! This Scottish dirk is the best knife I have ever had."
"this dirk is truly amazing but every once in a while the blade will start to wiggle but it is an easy fix it was way cooler than i expected it to be it is extremely sharp and fun to use i would recommend it"
"It is a beautiful knife/dagger it is strong and durable and has great Scottish feeling to it. It is a knife that if used to fight you would use full force in a upwards or downwards stabbing motion. Overall a really great knife."
"First of all, the ONLY thing I don't like about this knife is the small rat-tail tang with the nuts visible. I bought it for a display piece more than a defense piece. The only thing I would change is to somehow hide those nuts. Other than that, I think it's a great knife; not very sharp, but I don't need it to be. It looks great, feels great, and I like the sheath."
"This is a very solid dagger and sheath. I was impressed by dagger's weight and craftsmanship, although the blue "jewel" is plastic and can be scratched. Well worth the price."
"Excellent value! Definitely not a 'dirk' but a large Sgian-dubh (the "black knife" carried in the sock top), it is beautiful but functional."
"I have to say, this is a very beautiful blade and I love it. But I would just like to clear up some confusion, as this is a Sgian-dubh, not a dirk."