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A.G. Russell Powerball 4
A.G. Russell...

The A.G. Russell Powerball 4 is the first version released since Russell passed away in 2018. Given Russell’s knack for exploring new mechanisms, this...
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Bear Valley Axe...

The Bear Valley Axe is no orginary tactical chopper
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SOG Kiku XR...

A review of the new SOG Kiku XR Blackout
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Bear Forest Knife
Bear Forest Recurve

Bear Forest Knives is an up-and-coming knife outfit in Palm Desert, Calif., owned by knifemaker Garrett Tremblay. A seasoned metalworker, Garrett was...
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Modding the Vic!

Modding is nothing new to firearms owners thanks to burgeoning aftermarket that’s been in place for what seems like eons. The cutlery industry is finally...
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Spyderco Smock

Like a fine wine, Spyderco’s Smock folder has improved with age. Designed by custom knifemaker Kevin Smock, it’s a production send-up of the...
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Spyderco Civilian

Take one look at the “reverse S” blade of the Spyderco Civilian, and you’ll likely intuit this is not a knife for chopping through wood, breaking down...
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TOPS Field Dog
TOPS Field Dog

The TOPS Field Dog is their latest skinner release and it hits a nice middle ground for processing a wide range of game.
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Finch Knife’s Shiv

The “shiv” is commonly known as a rough, handmade prison knife. Think of it as the Saturday Night Special of penitentiary life. Now, Finch Knife has...
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The Buck 110 Turns 60!

Throughout history, very few knives can be called “legendary,” and hands down, the Buck 110 Folding Hunter is one of them. Celebrating 60 years of...
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Break Out The Big Blades

Among the chores big knives can be used for are blazing a trail, shelter building, clearing a camp, chopping firewood, butchering large game and food...
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KA-BAR Ek Commando Short Clip

The John Ek Commando series knives grew up in the shadow of the famed “KA-BAR Knife” during WWII and since, but it doesn’t detract from the important...
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CRKT Lightweight Crossbar...

Columbia River Knife & Tool (CRKT) has been prolific at releasing forward-thinking knives over the years, both in their styling and mechanics. The company...
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Kershaw Deschutes Duo

Kershaw is best known for their folding knives but when they decided to put out fixed-blade fare, they do it up right. Such is the case with the Deschutes...
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Steambow K1

Steambow is an Austrian archery manufacturer specializing in crossbows and also offers knives in their accessory line.
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ESEE Model 3 S35VN

ESEE was making rough and tumble knives for hard use in the great outdoors long before the contemporary Bushcraft era — and the ESEE-3 has always been one...
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Bob Dozier EDC

If given the choice to overbuild a knife or not, Arkansas custom knifemaker Bob Dozier is going to overbuild it every time. His fixed-blades were always...
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Spyderco Lil’ Native...

I’ve always had a soft spot in my psyche for runt knives. Growing up, I enjoyed putting together survival kits and a small folding knife was always an...
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Sandrin Monza

Sandrin Knives was just getting its sea legs when we introduced GUNS readers to their LCK, the first knife we’d ever featured with a tungsten carbide blade.
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Havalon REDI

In the past few years, hunters and anglers have been discovering Havalon replaceable blade systems and apparently like what they saw.
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Ketch Grips & Knives

I’ve covered what Ketch does before but this latest is so cool, I had to share again.
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TOPS Knives Hornero

TOPS Knives is known for offering a veritable encyclopedia of models in their line. There are somewhere in the neighborhood of 275 different listings in...
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Defense Or Deceased?

Knowing how to use your knife in self-defense offers you an alternative use-of-force option to your firearm, and affords you the skills and confidence to...
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Finch Hatfield

Finch Knife Company has made a name for itself for their modern day send-ups of classic pocketknife patterns and their new Hatfield model will delight...
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Concealed Companions

Concealed carry of a firearm is the holy grail of gun ownership — but you don't have to stop there. You can carry a knife as a backup to our firearm as...
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Cold Steel 4-Max Elite

If you go by size alone,Cold Steel’s 4-Max Elite is a man among boys — if for no other reason than the simple fact folding knives are rarely made this big.
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CRKT Pilar

The word pilar is Spanish for “pillar” or “mainstay” and Columbia River Knife & Tool’s folder of the same name delivers on both counts.
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Toughbuilt Reload Utility...

Here’s a cool bit of kit you might want to keep in your range bag — a knife that operates like a semi-automatic firearm!
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Engage And Own The Outdoors

If they built this knife any stronger, it would be described as a pocket hatchet.
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Ontario Knives Ti 22 Equinox

Ontario Knife Company is renown in Tactical and Outdoors circles for making affordable, tough-as-nails fixed-blade knives.
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CRKT Carson M16 Deadbolt

Columbia River Knife & Tool has released many innovative folders over their 25-plus years but none more popular than their Kit Carson M16 series.
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Ketch’s Grips And Knives

Scott Ketcheson or “Ketch” as he prefers, is one of us. A die-hard gun-guy, he reached out to me one time and we became friends talking about guns.
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Zero Tolerance 0308

Zero Tolerance was launched in 2006 as an upscale version of the Kershaw brand geared toward military and law enforcement users.
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What’s in your pocket?

What I carry in my own kit of everyday gear.
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SOG Flash MT Multi-tool

SOG Knives carved out a nice slice of the multi-tool market when they focused on equipping our military personnel back during the conflicts in the Middle East.
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The Spyderco Shaman

I have determined the Spyderco Shaman can handle a beating. If you’re an urban knife user, this is not your knife.
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