SZCO 2-Blade Bone Barlow Knife 3.5" with Stainless Steel Blade for EDC | Barlow Pocket Knife with Bone Handle for Everyday Utility Tasks like Cutting Rope & Skinning

I use to sell American made Barlow knives back many years ago. They did not disappoint. High quality knives made in Pakistan. Nice ole pocket knife for an “ole timer”. With a really great price I had to have two…..

You just cant beat an ole barlow been around forever,this new one an I have some old ones new design is great,its built well sharpens easy an keeps it its worth your money.

Not a bad knife for the price

Purchased three of these particular “Barlows” all of which are very poorly constructed. Bent brass liners, ill fitting and discolored “bone” handles, difficult to open blades without risk of injury. Unfit even for tool box use. Disappointing purchase even at this price point, an ugly pocketknife.

Nice little Barlow I thought, heavy , nice quality finish on the bone scales with classic brass pins each shining with newness, then I proceeds to unfold the blades. sorry, spell-check is on They were as dull as dull could be, no attempt to finish the edge at all. Then I saw the stamp Pakistan on one of the blades and figured that I would be spending in time sharpening if the steel was worth it) to even attempt a sharpening at all. Well, thank God I've got plenty of other blades worthy of my attention. Sometimes you win while collecting knives and other times you do not, this time Pakistan won. Oh well , looks great from a distance.

The one I recieved was a very fine knife. Minor issues were the blades a little tight but the lockup was solid They loosened up with oil and cycling. Needed just a bit of sharpening but otherwise a very good knife.

Highly recommend! I have had an old one for over 40 years and decided to replace it with this one. Very nice! Great Quality!

I have carried Barlow knives since my grandfather gave me one over 50 years ago. They seem to hold their edge well. I inevitably seem to break them when I use them for something other than cutting. Both of my sons have them and when they are a little older, so will my grandsons.