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Made in the USA,  this knife is from the fabled John Ek Commando Knife Company (now a subsidiary of the equally fabled Ka-Bar). The Vietnam era beveled grip design is constructed of indestructible...

Cold Steel is famous for raising the bar in the knife industry, and the Recon 1 tactical folder has set a standard that’s hard to beat. It is tough as nails and will cut like a chainsaw! Every facet...

This Police Rescue Knife offers good looks, comfort and performance fit for the Boys in Blue. Liner lock and a fast assisted opening mechanism easily accessed with the thumb stud or index finger...

This Sweeping Drop Point folding knife from Cobra Steel is a tactical EDC that flows beautifully for slicing while keeping a strong penetrating point. The modified spear point has been optimized...

This pocket tool from Dakota may be one of the most gentlemanly multi-tools out there. Reddish-brown hardwood handle with high-quality stainless steel tools, all on an integrated spring clip...

Expertly forged to resemble a horseshoe, this knife is a rustic reminder of the days when necessity was the guide to life. This knife features one-piece construction with a rough forged finish...

Conveniently keep Old Glory with you as a reminder of the sacrifices made by our fighting men. Keep it in a pocket as a money clip, or use the wide clip to wear it on your belt, waistband or...

This lockback pocket knife is designed with a nod to nostalgia using a design popular for years with customers because of its straightforward lock and traditional clip point folding blade. The...

EDC like a Viking with this hardworking, dragon-infused sheath knife. A wide stalk tang ensures this 1075 high carbon steel blade will be strong enough to handle most everything you can throw at it...

This beauty by Boker Plus provides real self-defense protection for the discerning executive or martial artist. From knife fighting expert Jim Wagner, the pen-style look is extremely easy to carry...

sold out!Sailors at sea sometimes endured long periods of idleness and sometimes carved fanciful shapes into their knife handles. The hilt of this knife we have copied must