Gil Hibben Bloodwood Magnum Bowie Knife and Leather Belt Sheath - 3Cr13 Stainless Steel Blade, Bloodwood Handle, Mosaic Pins, Stainless Steel Pommel and Guard, Use for Hunting - Length 18 1/4”

Love the knife, and was affordable too. Only issue was the locking leather hasp on the sheath is a little too tight. But not going cry over something minor, hoping the leather will stretch out some.

It’s a big Knife. But for an all around hunting, bush and camp knife it’s well worth the money. I especially liked the expansion of the sheath at the quilling. It takes stress off the stitching of the sheath. Again well worth the money.

Comically large. Beautiful craftsmanship. I’ll use it the next time my home is invaded by a pack a fire breathing dragons. Will look good on my wall though. I’ve got more realistically sized knives made from better steel that I’ll pack into the woods though. I highly encourage people to buy this knife, just know what you’re getting.

This Bowie knife is light and quick in the hand. I'm a Martial Arts instructor and a collector of edged weapons. This knife was sharp enough out of the box to shave hair. I am very pleased with this beautiful knife. The guard came with a multi pointed "thing" on the top. It was sharp and uncomfortable when handling and practicing cuts. I ground it smooth with my angle grinder. Much better! The grip is suited for those with large hands. The restraining snaps are clumsy and if you're not careful, the blade will cut into them. The extra piece of leather around the main sheath is puzzling. Overall, this is a great knife with a few modifications. It stays sharp, and is easy to sharpen. - KAK, reviewer. 🐱

The knife looks great. But the blade is very thin. When handling the knife the gaurd rattles. Gil Hibben is a renowned knife designer, and I am surprised that he signed off on this l.

This knife is massive, I love it as it is my favorite knife I have ever held or seen. You will get what you pay for.

This knife has a perfectly weighted design for Filipino Martial arts - specifically, Amara Arkalis - Sistemang Praksiyon. The weight of the blade makes the flow into each position of the Viente Quattro perfect. This is a high-level bowie that will perfect your technical flow patterns. Be careful - very sharp. Wear gloves and protect your eyes. Practice slow.

Hand guard came loose. It's very unstable. For the amount this knife costs it shouldn't have that issue.