Question 1

Where is it made

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Schrade USA went under in 2004. Taylor Brands bought all the Schrade family of brands, and the intellectual rights (patents, etc.). Taylor Brands contracted to have the knives made in China. Taylor Brands sold out to BTI a couple years ago, BTI continues to have the knives made under contract in China.
FWIW I have some old Made in USA Old Timer's and a some of the same models made by both Taylor Brands and BTI.  The offshore produced knives are every bit as good as the USA made , as far as quality, edge holding, and durability is concerned.  The coloration of the sawn Delrin of on the offshore knives is slightly different than what was used on the USA made knives to help prevent them from being fraudulently passed off as USA made. (there are a few other things to help tell them apart, as well. All the Taylor and BTI knives have stainless steel blades. However, there is no "Schrade +" on any of the tangs, like  the USA made knives with stainless steel blades have.
BYI is an American company, by the way, so when you buy an offshore made Schrade, you are supporting an American company, just as you re if you buy a Case, Buck, or GEC.

Question 2

Does this knife come with a hole on the end?

Accepted Answer

No hole on end

Question 3

Do any of the blades lock?

Accepted Answer

It is a slipjoint. None of the blades lock open or closed.
People have been using slipjoints for hundreds of years without losing their fingers. The normal cutting action forces the blade open. The job of a backspring is to keep the blade closed when it is in your pocket (or in the case of this knife, in the belt sheath) and to keep the blade from flopping half closed when open, and you are not cutting something at the moment. An excessively heavy pull does not make a knife "safer"; quite the contrary. You are more likely to cut yourself fighting a knife to get it open. Especially when your hands are cold an/or wet.

Question 4

Is this knife good for whittling/carving?

Accepted Answer

I use mine for hunting not sure if it will be good for carving. It is a great knife!

ASIN	B000UVWX36
Age Range (Description)	Adult
Age Range Description	Adult
Best Sellers Rank	#52,366 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #52 in Folding Hunting Knives
Blade Edge	Compound Bevel
Blade Length	4 inches
Blade Material	High Carbon Stainless Steel
Blade Shape	Clip Point
Blade Type	Double Blade
Brand	Old Timer
Brand Name	Old Timer
Color	Brown
Customer Package Type	FFP
Customer Reviews	4.7 out of 5 stars 330 Reviews
Global Trade Identification Number	00044356001274
Hand Orientation	Right Hand
Handle Material	Stainless Steel
Included Components	Knife, Sheath
Item Length	9.3 inches
Item Shape	folding
Item Type Name	Old Timer 25OT Folding Hunter Folding Pocket Knife
Item Weight	0.25 kg
Manufacturer	Old Timer
Model Name	25OT
Model Number	25OT
Number of Items	2
Orientation	Vertical
Part Number	25OT
Power Source	Manual
Product Care Instructions	Hand Wash Only
Recommended Uses For Product	Outdoor,Camping
Reusability	Reusable
Size	One Size
Special Feature	Foldable
Special Features	Foldable
Style	Classic
Theme	Outdoor
UPC	044356001274 661120652786
Unit Count	1 Count
Warranty Description	Limited Lifetime, https://www.btibrands.com/limited-lifetime-warranty/

Schrade Old Timer 25OT Folding Hunter 9.3in Traditional Pocket Knife with 2 High Carbon SS Blades, Ergonomic Handle, and Leather Belt Sheath for EDC, Camping, Whittling, and Outdoors, One Size, Brown

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