Uncle HenryLB7 Bear Paw Traditional Lockback Pocket Knife with 3.7in Clip Point High Carbon S.S. Blade, Wood Handle, Brass Bolsters, and Leather Belt Sheath for EDC, Hunting, Camping, and Outdoors

Good knife for the money. Feels and looks just like the knife it was designed after, good ergos, sharp right out of the box. Strong lockup. It you don't have the $ to spend on a 110, this version is a nice option for much less money.

If you've handled ones from 20 years ago, you can expect the same quality now, blade has held up well, size is good, mine came in a useful case... The quality of the case isn't the same as the older, allows the knife to bounce around inside far too much so expect it to get scuffed. Overall the knife functions as expected, the metal holds a sharp edge very well.

I also have a Buck 110, of which this is almost a clone. I have to say the Buck is a bit nicer, better fit and finish. The Uncle Henry is nice but one of the rivets is proud of the handle and has a burr I will have to file down. Also the Buck is a tad wider, and has a teeny bit more heft which is nice. The sheath for the Uncle Henry is looser so the knife rattles around in it. However the blades seem almost identical. I think for the money the Uncle Henry is a pretty descent knife.

I put a thumpscrew ( Temu ) on it for e one handed open. This knife is awesome! I've owed a few od the LB7 'S. These are my fav daily carry. Heavy - sharp -The new LB8 IS FLASHY. JUST WISH IS WAS DEER ANTLER.. BUT IT'S OK AS IS. IT'S A NICE PIECE

My knives are not, generally, put to very rugged use so I cannot speak to that aspect but, overall, as a substitute for a real Buck at 2x+ the price, I am very satisfied with this knife. It seems pretty hefty to me and all of the joint tolerances on this particular knife are tight. I did read a lot of the reviews prior to pulling the trigger on buying. To address some of the comments:1) One will never be able to open this knife with one hand. However, with the exception of some friction when depressing the unlock, the action is smooth2) I put a VERY small drop of WD40 at the unlock button and on the blade axle where it rotates. Added a VERY small amount of lithium grease at the blade lock point (where is raises to release the blade) in an attempt to reduce the friction when unlocking.3) The knife does rattle around in the sheath. Added some felt which solved the problem and will also keep the back of the snap from scratching the knife. Used a very small amount of shoe goo for the felt glue as it remains flexible and will not soak thru the felt when glued.4) The sheath is very stiff and the leather is cheap "bonded" at the best (not top or full grain) but some mink oil or sno seal melted in with a hair dryer should keep it adequately nice.Overall, I am happy with the $28 purchase and recommend the knife for those who don't want to spend the $65 for a Buck 110 and there's no apparent reason why this knife should not last a long time with reasonable use and care. I will update the review should any issues appear down the road.

Not impressed with quality control of this knife. 3 of 4 bolsters came out of the box scuffed. Blade wobble when closed was excessive. Sharpness was ok but nothing great. Opens and closes easily. Leather sheath looks to be of good quality but it was made for a much larger knife. It really rattles around when snapped into the sheath. Overall just another medium quality item from china, but I have seen worse. The price is comparatively low, but there are good reasons for that. The warranty is good, so I will hang on to this knife.

Great product for the price! Very happy with the quality. Comparable to the Buck knife I had in the Marine Corps half century ago.

Used to be made in USA and high quality, now it's made in China and poor quality. I bought this LB7 knife to replace the one I bought 20 years ago thinking it'd be the same. Turns out it is smaller and flimsy. unfortunately the pics won't upload