Does this particular knife have a full tang blade, it's not mentioned in description
653486
Yes, Marti it does. I have the knife in question. Very satisfied withe the workmanship of the knife. Good value for the money.
653487
Yes, it has a full tang blade. Beware, though, it has a very cheap and poorly designed sheath.
653488
Hello Marti, this knife does have a full tang blade. It's a well made blade that has the potential for most jobs.
653489
Yeah the blade is full tang, it's a good knife if u take good care of it after hard use
2227637
The knife is a fixed blade. It is also "full tang" meaning the blade runs all the way through the handle. It is a very sturdy blade and a fine knife through and through.
971920
I don't claim to be a knife expert. If I understand "full tang" it is difficult to tell if the end of the knife blade is inside the wood handle, but based on the balance and weight it appears to be. Hope this helps.
447579
Yes this a full tang knife. I know you can't tell by looking at the picture, but it is a well crafted and well balanced full tang knife.
991670
I do not know the answer to your question but I have been told that it is not full but half tang. Here is the manufactures email so you can email them and ask them to be sure. sales@coldsteelknivesdirect.com
2277462
Yes it most certainly is, as far as I know all of the knives in the BK series are full tang.
1624418
It has a "rat tail" type tang that runs 2/3 of the length of the handle. These knives are tough and I don't think that not having a full tang hurts it at all.
1443311
Noah, I'm not positive if this is a full tang knife or not. As far as I know, it must have a piece of metal most, if not all the way down the handle. If you are considering buying this, I would definitley recommend it. I use it as my hunting knife and have cut through multiple deer and chopped through bone with this knife with ease. It's held up to everything I've put it through and it stays sharp as well. Best knife I've ever bought!
1624417
this knife has a 3/4 tang. It is not a full tang but has a reputation for durability.
861557
The knife is full tang. In fact it is one complete piece of machined steel.
317267
Not too sure about the tang. However it is very chinsy and I doubt it's full tang. I bought this knife and immediately returned it. I suggest a buck knife. Or a k bar which ar full tang and cheap.
2163075
I've not disassembled mine but all of the reviews and descriptions I have read say that it does have a full tang. It's a beautiful sword, by the way.
1249290
I don't recall, but there is an excellent Youtube video review on this knife. I am sure they mention it in there.
1469824
The knife is very strong, but does not have a full tang. It is really a "fighting knife" and would be a very poor choice for heavy prying chores. The tang only extends a couple of inches into the cast handle.
1543138
I am not 100% sure but I can't imagine this knife not being full tang because this is one strong bad ass knife for the price, I have killed 4 pigs with it so far with the biggest being a 242 lb boar, I would bet you could run over it with a truck and it wouldn't break , it is well worth every penny!
1667573
Well, depends on your definition of "FULL TANG". It is not a full exposed tang with two separate handle scales attached to it on either side to make the handle. The tang does run nearly ( to within an inch or so) through and through the handle however. I would call it a full-length concealed tang, but not a traditional full tang. That said, this knife ( and it's tang) are a flippin' tank. You are not going to break this blade. It is as solid and robust as a knife can be.Solid knife, solid deal. I recommend it, you won't regret this purchase ( if of course you do purchase it). Well, depends on your definition of "FULL TANG". It is not a full exposed tang with two separate handle scales attached to it on either side to make the handle. The tang does run nearly ( to within an inch or so) through and through the handle however. I would call it a full-length concealed tang, but not a traditional full tang. That said, this knife ( and it's tang) are a flippin' tank. You are not going to break this blade. It is as solid and robust as a knife can be.Solid knife, solid deal. I recommend it, you won't regret this purchase ( if of course... » Read More Well, depends on your definition of "FULL TANG". It is not a full exposed tang with two separate handle scales attached to it on either side to make the handle. The tang does run nearly ( to within an inch or so) through and through the handle however. I would call it a full-length concealed tang, but not a traditional full tang. That said, this knife ( and it's tang) are a flippin' tank. You are not going to break this blade. It is as solid and robust as a knife can be.Solid knife, solid deal. I recommend it, you won't regret this purchase ( if of course you do purchase it). « Show Less
393520
I took a look at it this morning and you cannot see the blade go all the way down the knife (the handle covers it completely), but it is definitely as heavy in the handle as it is in the blade. I am 99% sure it is a full tang, but cannot guarantee it!