I am not John Rambo LOL and please keep in mind, I'm not bashing OKC at all, I just think it's a good idea to give a detailed review. I bought the SP-1 directly from OKC to avoid a possible Amazon fake. It came packaged very well (a plastic bubble pack that you have to open with a razor). The rubberized handle gives you a perfect grip and feels good in your hand. The lanyard hole is a good idea also, although I don't quite understand the shoe string given for it. Leather or paracord would be much more reliable I feel. The knife looks and feels like a quality item BUT, I was disappointed by the sharpness. I tried the paper test, trying to slice all the way through like a razor blade, but it just failed miserably, leading me to wonder if these knives are really made in the USA. I have done this same test with all my cheaper knives and they were all 100% razor sharp. I'm pretty certain giving it a good sharpening will bring out the true quality of this knife because I honestly believe it's not junk, it just needed a little more effort or TLC in the manufacturing process. So, I will not be returning it, I'll just sharpen it and move on. I may even buy the SP-6 if the sharpening does the trick. The nylon sheath is really good. The knife stays in even when both snaps are open. Less chance of it accidentally falling out. It does have the molle design so you can attach it how you want or add something to it. Unlike a leather sheath, the nylon closing straps fit over the guard and handle and snap in place right out of the package (no need for stretching). All in all I WOULD recommend this knife because of its overall quality and potential. I only gave it 3 stars because I feel a "designed for military" knife should be ready for action immediately. You shouldn't have to waste time sharpening it first. After all, why are we buying knives, for the blade right? Plus, buying directly from OKC for more $$$ should make you feel confident that it's going to be perfect from the start, and not an Amazon fake. I hope this review helps you and maybe even improve their manufacturing. Once I sharpen mine, I'll give an updated review.