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Everything Under $50
| With the end of the year quickly approaching, holiday shopping is in full swing. To help you save money this holiday season, our experts at Atlanta Cutlery have rounded up the best gifts under $50 for all the outdoor and history enthusiasts in your life. Some of our favorites include the 1866 Double-Barreled Derringer, the Philadelphia Derringer Dummy Gun, WWI Flying Ace Goggles, and the Old West Wanted Posters 12 Sheet Set. Find gift ideas that will keep your wallet—and your gift recipients—happy. Shop now! |
Military Surplus Wet Weather Jacket With Hood
#750089
This Wet Weather Jacket is genuine military surplus from France. It folds into a compact little pouch.
$29.95
Sjambok - 54"
#401696
This African Sjambok whip / prod is made of durable polypropylene and Kraton. Overall 54 inches.
$16.95
Hook Self Defense Cane
#804454
This Hook Self-Defense Cane is constructed of strong fiber-filled nylon making it almost indestructible. The end of the hook comes to a point which really grabs onto opponents.
$46.95
USMC Rescue Knife
#403794
This USMC Rescue knife is made of 440C stainless steel. Features a liner lock folder with a seat belt cutter and glass breaker.
$17.95
Full Grain Leather Adventurer's Bullwhip - 9 Foot
#805254
Hand made and finished by a single craftsman in Spain using only top grain leather, the workmanship and quality make this 9-foot bullwhip ideal for professional use.
$59.95 $39.95
MTech Red Multi-Tool Carabiner Knife
#404287
This multi tool is a liner lock knife with finger grooves for a secure grip, flat head and Phillips head screwdrivers, bottle opener and carabiner for key fob attachment.
$17.95
Military Type Black Finish Neck Knife
#403637
This Military Type Black Finish Neck Knife with a beaded neck chain on a plastic sheath is sized for easy carry everywhere.
$9.95
Military Type Khaki Finish Neck Knife
#403636
This Military Type Khaki Finish Neck Knife with a beaded neck chain on a plastic sheath is sized for easy carry everywhere.
$9.95
Top Customer Reviews
Review of: Full Grain Leather Adventurer's Bullwhip - 9 Foot
Awesome! Can't wait to get cracking.
Reviewed by: Eliyahu, February 02, 2022
Review of: Sjambok - 54"
The weapon I've been waiting for! Can skin a man, or keep a crowd at bay, fun to tear paper, plastic, skin
Reviewed by: Aaron, July 13, 2021
Review of: USMC Rescue Knife
This knife is my favorite knife I've had yet. Yes, it does take a little bit to get comfortable with, but I think it is totally worth it. It's the perfect tactical knife.
Reviewed by: Kathryn, May 26, 2021
Review of: Hook Self Defense Cane
I bought this for my husband, at his request. Although he’s almost 71, he does not yet need any help walking. Rather, he chose this as an off the radar self defense device. He loves it and carries it everywhere. He gets self defense tips on using his cane from videos on YouTube.
He searched the net on how to measure the length he needed and trimmed his to the recommended 35’. The rubber toe is screwed on, so he had to drill a new hole for the shortened cane. BTW, the screw is sunken within the toe, so it cannot scratch the floor, etc.
After some use, he felt the cane was still uncomfortable long. Checking his net sites again, one of them warned to include the thickness of the toe in adjusting the length.. My husband says he’ll get around to that soon.
Bill is so happy with his cane, he has endorsed it on both his Twitter and Parler accounts. His counters on those posts show there was a significant number of readers who opened up the Atlanta Cutlery site for this product. Maybe that why their stocks are down to two canes at this writing!
Bill’s advice is to get them while you can!
He searched the net on how to measure the length he needed and trimmed his to the recommended 35’. The rubber toe is screwed on, so he had to drill a new hole for the shortened cane. BTW, the screw is sunken within the toe, so it cannot scratch the floor, etc.
After some use, he felt the cane was still uncomfortable long. Checking his net sites again, one of them warned to include the thickness of the toe in adjusting the length.. My husband says he’ll get around to that soon.
Bill is so happy with his cane, he has endorsed it on both his Twitter and Parler accounts. His counters on those posts show there was a significant number of readers who opened up the Atlanta Cutlery site for this product. Maybe that why their stocks are down to two canes at this writing!
Bill’s advice is to get them while you can!
Reviewed by: Ella, December 02, 2020
Review of: USMC Rescue Knife
Outstanding. I am very pleased. I will recommend this product to my friends.
Reviewed by: James, November 28, 2016
Review of: Hook Self Defense Cane
Great cane, perfect size, will work well in wet days.
Reviewed by: John, October 24, 2016
Review of: USMC Rescue Knife
This is one beefy knife. It is large and hefty and should be fully capable for any emergency actions required.
Reviewed by: Jean, September 11, 2016
Review of: USMC Rescue Knife
Need catalog for more purchases, thanks
Reviewed by: Charles, November 12, 2015
Review of: USMC Rescue Knife
This is a tool. I wanted a tool. It's well built and fills my hand. I didn't buy it to slice turkey, though with patience, it would do that too. It has already become a companion - that I will trust for many years.
Reviewed by: Joe, July 17, 2015
Review of: Military Type Black Finish Neck Knife
Looks like a itty bitty Kbar it's made in china but has a good feel and looks cool on your web gear/LBE/battle rattle. It's sharp but not country boy sharp. There is a small catch in the sheaf to hold it in good but only works one way. I can get two and half fingers and thumb on the handle. IT will work as good as a pocket knife. I like it it's worth ten bucks.
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Reviewed by: jimmy, August 02, 2012