Ka-Bar short partially serrated pros and cons?
 

I am planning to buy the Ka-bar short utility knife, ive heard great things about it so far just wanted some feedback for some pros and cons if there are any, Thanks

I've got a regular Ka-Bar and I like it for what it is. It holds it's edge well and is built very well. Although I cannot get that "razor" sharp edge onto it like I can other blades. It's a novelty for me really. I use it to split deer often, and sometimes even carry it deer hunting just to do. I am not a fan of serrated blades unless you have a purpose to have one. I mostly do not. A sharp knife will do everything I need, and a serrated blade is harder to keep sharp, for me at least.
-Jake

Thanks for responding man i really appreciate the feedback, I just want to make sure i know im getting the quality i pay for...plus it looks pretty sick!

As far as quality goes, yes it's great. Built solid. Like I said, I cannot get that razor sharp edge on it, but I can get it sufficiently sharp for everything I need. I've heard others say they couldn't get them super sharp either. But it holds its edge well and is built very well.
For me it's a novelty knife. I use it alot, and usually get some chuckles when I pull it out for small fish and small game.
-Jake

Haha cool, just got mine today and out of the box its sharp bu not razor sharp like some of my other knives, but its still awesome

IMO, serration is not needed for almost all applications. I have a Gerber saw for anything requiring serration. I have the same KA-BAR as you, Boca, and it serves me very well. Keep it by my bed when I sleep, and on my side when I hunt. 7 inches of pure ferocity... haha