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Last Chance Knives & Accessories
Grab these knives, sharpeners, sheaths, while they last.
Bone Scales - Small
#701101
This set of small bone scales are a great addition to any custom knife project. The genuine bone scales polish up with unique patterns and patinas.
$9.95
Buck 750 Redpoint Knife
#404498
Safe, convenient and reliable. This is one of the lightest and easiest to care for folders on the market and comes with a limited lifetime warranty. Features a partially serrated drop point blade, all weather grip and Utility Arch carry system with integrated bottle opener and stainless steel belt clip.
$39.95
French Trade Knife
#404439
This is reminiscent of trade knives of the 18th century. This is a beautiful example inspired by these blades with a modern touch. Stainless steel.
$69.95 $49.95
Kershaw Payload
#404384
In addition to the handy on-board bit set, you also get a big, beefy utility blade. Open this manual knife one-handed using the convenient thumb stud. The blade is quality 8Cr13MoV stainless steel.
$44.95
P-1841 Sappers and Miners Model F Sword Bayonet Replica
#601063
This all steel reproduction of the very rare Sappers and Miners bayonet has a formidable knuckle guard and a 22" blade. Overall 27-3/8" inches.
$179.95
1841 Sappers and Miners Sword Bayonet Replica
#601062
This is the P-1841 Sappers and Miner's Bayonet for use with the short Percussion (or Flintlock converted) Musket issued to Specialized troops. Forged steel. Overall 27-1/2" inches.
$179.95
British East India Company 1842 Musket Bayonet Replica
#601061
These are scarce socket bayonets intended to fit the .75 cal. The socket is specially designed to encircle the Model "F" bayonet stud catch under the barrel. Forged steel. Overall approx 20 inches.
$129.95
Set of 2 Cobra Steel folders
#404308
These razor- sharp, tactical, D2 tool steel satin finished folding blades have laser etchings and are hardened to a 59 RC. Each of them includes a pocket clip. This set includes each premium Cobra Steel folder at a bundled price, individually packaged.
$99.95 $69.95
Top Customer Reviews
Review of: Bone Scales - Small
These are about 4 inches long and 1 inch wide. Nice scales for a small tang
Reviewed by: Daniel, June 16, 2020
Review of: WWI Belgian Trench Knife
very good generally, but the handle is too narrow. Probably it is because they followed an original, who knows? Ordered leather wrap for the handle, let's see...
Reviewed by: Mikhail, June 10, 2020
Review of: US WWII Fighting Knife
... great steel. Wicked sharp. Made for fighting. I highly recommend this super fighting knife to anyone wanting a fighting knife...
Reviewed by: john, April 23, 2020
Review of: Buck Folding Hunter Knife
I was in college, it was probably about 1975, when I bought my Buck folding hunter. It was a lot of money for me then but it was my first real knife and it was so beautiful and fit so well in my hand. I was an architecture student so design was - is - important to me.
I have been camping for over 40 years and this knife has been on every trip. Yes, it is too heavy and yes, i have other newer knives that are lighter, etc. But since i dont backpack (we take our gear in by boat....lol) I have the luxury of bringing this with me.
In fact, i m gonna go home and sharpen it and buff up the brass tonite.... :-)
Buck: Thanks for the memories.... :-)
I have been camping for over 40 years and this knife has been on every trip. Yes, it is too heavy and yes, i have other newer knives that are lighter, etc. But since i dont backpack (we take our gear in by boat....lol) I have the luxury of bringing this with me.
In fact, i m gonna go home and sharpen it and buff up the brass tonite.... :-)
Buck: Thanks for the memories.... :-)
Reviewed by: Michael, February 27, 2020
Review of: Buck Folding Hunter Knife
I carried on of these back in High School, in Denver. That was the late 1970's, before everyone was paranoid that the kids were going to shoot or stab everyone.
The Buck 110 knife served me well for 3 years of high school and a few years of college; fishing, hunting, everyday suburban adventures...
I'm happy to have an old, trusted friend back on my belt!
The Buck 110 knife served me well for 3 years of high school and a few years of college; fishing, hunting, everyday suburban adventures...
I'm happy to have an old, trusted friend back on my belt!
Reviewed by: Dave, September 10, 2019
Review of: WWI Belgian Trench Knife
I received my new dagger expediently
Reviewed by: Butch, August 30, 2019
Review of: French Trade Knife
This is a very good quality knife. It feels great in the hand, the blade has a distinctly curved shape, it is sharp, and balanced well. The leather sheath is also a snug fit and looks authentic. Definitely fitting for the style of French trapper or trader in colonial North America.
Reviewed by: Robert, August 11, 2019
Review of: Cobra Steel Iris Leaf
Excellent knife - looks good, great construction, opens easily and positively.
Reviewed by: Jim, November 06, 2018
Review of: Cobra Steel Iris Leaf
Great pocket knife for everyday use. Ships sharp and the edge is durable, I use it often and haven't had to sharpen it yet.
Reviewed by: Jerry, October 15, 2018
Review of: WWI Belgian Trench Knife
This is a very attractive dagger with all metal parts having a bronze finish. The blade is not sharp but should sharpen easily. The sheath is all metal and very heavy duty. It does not hold the as blade as securely as I would like but a piece of leather glued inside the throat would solve that problem. The dark hardwood handle is attached to the tang with a pin and should hold up very well. In my opinion this one of these best daggers I have purchased from Atlanta Cutlery.
Reviewed by: Guest, November 28, 2017