K25 Tactical Knife

I have a large amount of knives that I use and collect. It is great that so far, I have avoided buying junk.This knife is about one of the best I own, and I put it equal to my tops and halfbreed brands with ease. Right out of the box, nice and sharp, nice thick blade, handle gives me a ton of control, too!As a bayonet, I had to enlarge the barrel fixture hole for it to go over the muzzle end of my CAR15, but a bit of effort woth a medium sized rat tail file, (took about 25 minutes), and everything was just fine, no rattle or wiggling, and unlike a few reviews, this knife makes a very healthy and sturdy bayonet.This is a great deal, buy it and I think you will be as pleased as I am. And I do not just like a knife on looks, if my kives won't do what I expect them to perform, I will not keep the knife.Final note, this seller ships nicely well packaged and fast to ship.Have to add to my review. Just finished purchase of my 6th K25 knife. I plan to do some camo and tiger stripes on a few of them. These are such a good deal.

This knife says it's "designed in Spain", but is made in the People's Republic of China. That said, it looks like a very, very well crafted knife and feels very good in the hand. Also, it is indeed a full-tang bayonet with the tang everywhere as wide as the handle. Evidently, the handle can be disassembled with a hex wrench. The handle is supposed to be made of aluminum, but appears to have a very nice feeling hard rubber or polymer coating. This bayonet does fit and lock up nicely on an AR-15 upper with a 16 inch barrel, mid-length gas system and A2 front sight post with bayonet lug. However, the hole on the hand guard is a very tight fit and does slightly rub against the A2 flash hider. I don't own a Mossberg 590A1, so I have no idea if it fits that shotgun okay. The saw teeth on the back of the blade are very aggressive and would probably do a good job of sawing small branches. I have not used the wire cutter, so I don't know how well it performs. The blade, as I received it, was neither super sharp nor super dull. I would love to see a good torture test video review of this knife on YouTube. Then my 5-star rating could be taken more seriously.

Be aware, that as a bayonet design, they missed the mark on some of the dimensions needed. The main hole that would typically go over a flash hider is too small. I used a step drill and quickly sorted out that problem. The second issue which I haven’t heard too many people talking about yet, is that the main hole and the locking tongs do not result in the blade attaching parallel to the barrel. The fix is a little more complicated, but requires you to lengthen the tang opening in the thumb guard, in the direction opposite to the main hole. Note that you will need to apply some solder or weld to the opposite side to tighten the fit again. These are not issues the buyer should ever have to deal with, but they’re somewhat doable. The other recommendation I would have is to do your final reassembly using Loctite or some other thread locker. Just to be safe.Aside from that, the full tang is a smart design and the blade is stout. It does rattle in the sheath somewhat, but that can be compensated for too. So outside of some attention to detail that was clearly missed. It is a solid knife.UPDATE: I made the another adjustment to what I mentioned above to correct the parallel alignment. So then I was able to properly fit on to the mounts. However, once attached, it literally hangs on like a wet noodle. Meaning the locking T slot fit is way too loose. Suffice to say I wish I had never spent the money on this.

It is a Full Tang design! which makes it a lot more solid than the standard military issued M9 bayonet that is notorious for breaking under heavy stress. This K25 knife is probably worth double the price that it is selling for. I do not know why the M9 is so famous and this K25 knife is relatively unknown. I Believe i bought the last one so sorry about that :-) The only thing i would change is the sheath. I wish it came with a solid polymer sheath like the Glock Knives, or a well made leather sheath. This is far TOOO nice of a knife to come with the nylon sheath that arrives with it. Other than that it is heavy, well built, balanced, S.H.A.R.P and feels good/solid in the hand. I would definitely feel comfortable toting this in a SHTF situation or at a simple camping sight in the woods. Do yourself a favor BUY it. when it becomes available again. ;-)

When I first got this bayonet I was expecting it to be a cheap Chinese made bayonet. Upon arrival I was very pleased with this bayonet! It came razor sharp right out of the box and it is a fully functional full-tang blade. This thing could cut through someone no problem and the saw back easily made swiss cheese out of wood logs! My only gripes about this blade is the sheath its pretty cheaply made and put together, the box was not well put together either and it looked used! If you're going to sell a brand new blade on Amazon at least make an attempt to sell it as a new product this packaging looked as though they just found a bayonet in the warehouse and threw it on a leftover box! Then there is the sharpening stone....its a piece of crap! The ONLY good thing about the bayonet it the blade itself. I will probably modify the sheath and add my flavor to it to make it more functional. This bayonet gets 4 out of 5 in my book.