Jambiya Knife

Well made and sharp. Fits well in its sheath and is a unique shape.

I really like this Khanjar as far as the handle shape and material, the fit and finish, the shape and size of the overall knife and the proportions of the handle to the blade. I also think the price of the knife is fair.

A really excellent project knife.  This is very nearly a 5 star knife for me with some caveats.  It is a little on the overly thick side, and the sharpening service was quite poor (my other experiences with AC sharpening has been good) This means the knife I received was not functional and needs quite a bit of hand filing and refining. However the finished product after putting some work into it, is a fantastic knife, and a very underappreciated one in the west.  I can without hesitation recommend this knife if you are interested in Middle eastern weapons/history.

Well done and sharp. fit between scabbard and blade is very loose, can be pinched a little to tighten. very nice looking. a good buy.

First of all, I am totally pleased with the knife itself. You folks did a really good job on the sharpening. Ergonomically, the handle and my hand are an excellent fit, and it is quite easy to wield this double-edged beauty.
The major drawback is the sheath included with the Jambiya. While pleasing to the eye, functionally it is a disater. The fit between sheath and blade is so loose that the knife could easily fall out if I bent over,  But then again, I'm not in the desert, I have no reason or desire to employ this weapon tactically, and I sincerely doubt that it would fit very comfortably under a rigger's belt. And I have no immediate plans to start wearing traditional Arab attire, but were I ever to do so, the jambiya will be under my sash over the belly.
Altogether, I consider this an excellent purchase. I will continue to add to my collection with the valued assistance of Atlanta Cutlery.

I love this knife, the fit and finish is first rate. I don’t know if I should display it or use it

Giving it 5 stars because my friend got a tighter sheath though mine was loose, i think it was a fluke. It was pretty easy to righten with some glue and a cedar shim.
Hands down the BEST jambiya on the market both in looks and functionality. Have to learn the trick of resheathing it properly since it has that sudden curve. Also the sharpening was rather good. Would have put a more thin edge on it myself rather than a second bevel but at the size here, its just as good. Contemplating buying another one for modification.