We haven’t brought you a fresh knife review in a great long while, so I figured that if I came with a new blog post about a knife, it had better be something truly fantastic. That being said, I got around to picking up a knife that I have been cautiously eyeballing for no short
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Combative Edge – Dynamic Trio
Back in September of 2011 I reviewed the Combative Edge SR11 by Rob Walker. Since that time I have had ample opportunity to run my SR11 through the preverbal ringer, but also to take note of the other knives of the Combative Edge line, including the M1 folder and the ultra aggressive Salus fixed blade.
Continue reading »Bastinelli Creations – Raptor GT6
It is a bit of a chore to work your way around the Blade Show with a “tactical knife agenda.” There are all types of knives from fine art pieces to booths with no knives at all, and there are booths with an abundance of handle materials from fossil to wood. I don’t honestly find
Continue reading »Battle Blades Wolf Hawk
Sometimes the stars align and a particular product seems to come along at just the right time and in just the right place. When this happens, part of you might ask, why didn’t I think of that, but conversely you are glad that someone did. The Battle Blades Wolf Hawk by TOPS Knives USA is
Continue reading »2012 Blade Show – Nottingham Tactical Inc.
There’s a new sheriff in town. The sheriff of Nottingham that is, and by the sheriff of Nottingham, I more accurately mean Nottingham Tactical. You may or may not have heard of this manufacturing company which is based out of Hazlehurst, Mississippi; and in the case of the latter you soon will.
Continue reading »2012 Blade Show – Crawford Survival Staff
Perhaps one of the biggest treats of attending this year’s Blade Show was getting a chance to chat with custom knife maker Pat Crawford. In years past I had seen the Crawford booth but somehow or another Pat was never there at that specific time. For this reason, I came to believe that Pat did
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