Reviews and Ratings for Boker Plus P-51 Mustang Damast Flipper Knife 3.35" Nichols P-51 Aircraft Damascus Blade, Studded Metal Design Titanium Handles - 01BO910DAM

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Boker Plus P-51 Mustang Damast Flipper Knife 3.35 inch Nichols P-51 Aircraft Damascus Blade, Studded Metal Design Titanium Handles

Price: $509.15

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Jason
Holland, MI

May 08, 2023

Pros: None

Cons: None

Glad I Picked It Up.

Let's start with...I got this as a gift for my son. I didn't purchase this knife because I thought it would be the best made knife on the market. My son is very into, and has a good collection of WWII memorabilia. He saw the knife, loved it and so it goes. It was a little stiff at first and needed to be worked in. The blade is beautiful and the design of the knife is very well thought out. I personally wish the pocket clip were a little bigger and was made for deeper pocket carry. It does feel great in the pocket because of its size and will not tear it up. Again this is personal preference, the knife would feel and look better if the blade was 3.5" to 3.8". A little small for my taste. No sharp edges, feels good in the hand and has a great fit and finish. Flipper tab works well, very smooth action and nice to fidget with. Nice frame lock. Cool Knife.

Picky
Florida

Jan 02, 2026

Pros: Blade Material, Handle Material, Lock Type, Pocket Clip

Cons: Blade Sharpness, Ease of Opening, Handle Feel, Lock Ease of Use, Overall Quality

Some Things to Consider

First, this damasteel series from Boker is undeniably cool and a brilliant idea. I also own the Sherman series knife - which I think was better executed. The P-51 is a compelling design, but it certainly falls short on the execution of its finishing. Multiple burrs, on the blade itself and on the handle are major problems on a $500 knife. However, the value in this knife is in its novelty and materials. Do not expect perfect finishing and function on this knife. If you can get past that, it's a unique piece of history worth considering for a collector who can look past the imperfections and see value in concept.