In my experience it depends on which company you buy a Finka from. If you get the large model made by a good company like Kizlyar etc then I would put it on a similar level as an American Ka-bar. Not bomb proof but good enough. Which "good enough" is usually what militaries are looking for in standard issue utility blades anyway. Lol
I don't think this exact model is for sale now, but similar Finkas from this maker are here: nozhi-zlatousta.ru/catalog/nozhi/finki/ not sure they will ship to any country.... maybe other resellers will. which country are you? I can check few other places.
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In my experience it depends on which company you buy a Finka from. If you get the large model made by a good company like Kizlyar etc then I would put it on a similar level as an American Ka-bar. Not bomb proof but good enough. Which "good enough" is usually what militaries are looking for in standard issue utility blades anyway. Lol
where can i buy this big ten year old knife?
I don't think this exact model is for sale now, but similar Finkas from this maker are here: nozhi-zlatousta.ru/catalog/nozhi/finki/ not sure they will ship to any country.... maybe other resellers will. which country are you? I can check few other places.