MTECH USA MT-A1129GY Spring Assisted Knife

I've owned, loved and used knives my entire life. Knives are a functional tool to me and IMOP, there are 4 categories of knives.1. Cheap junk like you might buy for a dollar or two at a gas station or parts store.2. Inexpensive decent, you can get these at many places like cabelas or walmart.3. Good but a bit pricey, likely found at places like cabelas or other outdoor outlets.4. Overly expensive and more of a piece of art that you likely won't ever use due to its value (custom made)To me, the MTECH knives are a good, inexpensive knife. You likely aren't buying a premium blade but they will sharpen and do the trick just fine. The quality is decent and they will hold up just fine for the average user. These knives have some decent heft to them and feel sturdy. The action is a bit sub-par on many of these knives at this price point but you're getting what you paid for. These aren't what I'd consider crappy knives and yet they're not on the same level as Benchmade, Spyderco or even Buck for that matter but they are a good knife for the money.

I think its just cool and the detailing on the "nose art" is great down to the rivets and patina at the simulated panel seams

It the shark teeth like on the ww2 P-40's the USA Army flew i love it my grandpa was repairman for the P-40's he since gone to be with Jesus but im so glade I have a excellent knife to remember him by