Spyderco Bushcraft Fixed Blade Hunting Knife

Posted November 19, 2009 by Howard

Spyderco Bushcraft Fixed Blade Hunting Knife, Spalted Maple Burl Wood Handles
The Bushcraft is a new fixed blade from Spyderco inspired by survivalists in the UK.
Very well made, medium sized fixed blade with a spectacular handle. Each piece of wood is unique and shows spectacular displays of grain and color. It is stabilized but should be kept oiled. The blades are satin finish. The leather belt sheath is well made with thick, saddle leather and metal rivets. The knife sits down low in the sheath. The blade grind is a Full Story

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30

American Made Products at the Knife Center

Posted October 30, 2009 by Howard

We have thousands of products made in the USA. They’ve been a little hard to find until now! We’ve added a page of links to various products that are made in America. From American Made Folding Knives to American Made Mulititools, to American Made Kitchen Products and American Made Flashlights and much, much more.

Oct

14

Boker Plus Jim Burke Mini Resurrection Folding Knife

Posted October 14, 2009 by Howard

Boker Plus Jim Burke Mini Resurrection Folding Knife
This is not a “Mini” anything! Boker Knives can call it a “mini” but, with a 3-3/4″ long blade with a width like this one, This Jim Burke knife doesn’t feel in any way small. The Mini Resurrection has a lot of really great features and top manufacturing quality all rolled into a knife at a great price. It has the wide, heavy blade like the Zero Tolerance and Strider lines, although not quite to that extent. The liner is strong and the G-10 handle is well designed and also massive. There is jimping on the top of the blade for thumb purchase. The wide pocket clip is also a great feature similar to the Kershaw Junkyard Dog and Packrat models. This is a cool knife that will do real work at a great price. You can see them at www.knifecenter.com
Here is the Boker information for this item: Full Story

Oct

13

Spyderco Barong and Kukri on Special!

Posted October 13, 2009 by Howard

Spyderco Barong and Kukri on Special!
We love Spyderco knives, especially their funkier collaborations. One of their coolest funky collaborations has been with Ed Schempp in the production of the Barong and the Khukuri folders. We have been big proponents of these knives since their introduction earlier this year and were saddened to learn that Spyderco has already decided to discontinue them. But, their loss is your gain as we were able to secure a bunch of these at a great closeout price. We will have the stock in our warehouse by the first of next week, so get your orders in now!

Oct

6

Boker Cronidur Lockback Folding Knife

Posted October 6, 2009 by Howard

Boker Cronidur Lockback Folding Knife
Boker 2000 series is a classic. Boker produces them in Germany and has released this new model with a high tech steel. This is the first knife to have this Cronidur steel.
Here is the info from Boker Knives: Full Story

Oct

5

Canal Street Cutlery New Knives

Posted October 5, 2009 by Howard

Canal Street Cutlery New Knives
Three new knives arrived from Canal Street Cutlery. The Serpentine Muskrat 4″ Closed Bone Handles, an 1873 Bowie Hunter and a Serpentine Stockman 4″ Closed. They are all produced to the Canal Street top level of quality we have come to expect from that fine company. All are made entirely in the USA in limited numbers. They are very collectible.

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3

Buck Nighthawk Bravo 4″ Besh Wedge Blade

Posted September 3, 2009 by Howard

Buck Nighthawk Bravo 4″ Besh Wedge Blade, Heavy Duty Rubberized Handle
Buck Knives has release another great, USA made new knife! This is the latest in the Nighthawk series of combat knives and features the innovative, Besh Wedge blade tip. This tip is part point, and part chisel and has been featured on the Buck Bravo combat folder series as well as the Boker Applegate combat fixed blade. This Nighthawk model is less than half the price of the Boker German made Applegate, however. The handle is much beefier than the Buck Nighthawks generally are and the blade is also thick. This is a hard-use type of fixed blade that would be at home in combat, out camping or in a survival mode. We like the overall quality ofthis knife and the design. You can see them at www.knifecenter.com
Here is the latest information from Buck Knives: Full Story

Sep

3

Buck Knives Paklite Series USA Made Hunting Knives

Posted September 3, 2009 by Howard

Buck Knives Paklite Series USA Made Hunting Knives
Buck Knives has moved much of their production back to the USA and they are able to produce quality items at great prices. This Paklite series of simple, single piece of steel, hunting knives is a classic example. They are well designed and have good steel and great sheaths.
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13

Boker Todd Begg Mach 2 Knife 3-3/16″ Fixed Blade

Posted August 13, 2009 by Howard

Boker Todd Begg Mach 2 Knife Fixed Blade
Boker Knives introduces the second in the series of fixed blades designed by Todd Begg. The Boker Kiridashi was a big hit and this Mach 2 promises to be as well. It feels great. The innovative style is a single piece of 440c stainless steel that is fitted with a piece of desert ironwood right where the handle fits into your palm. There is a slot in the steel above the wood which may lighten the knife up. The blade shape is a very popular one with a wide “knob” like end. These are made in Germany by Boker Knives.
They can be seen at: www.knifecenter.com
Here is the long description from Boker Knives: Full Story