1243 results for 'stainless steel knives'

The Saber neck knife is a wicked backup and there when you need it. The talon blade is 8CR13 stainless steel, with full profile tang and micarta scales. The injection molded sheath has a 28" bead...

This is the famous Kukri used by the famous Nepalese Gurkhas, by Shogun™. The full profile tang blade is an impressive 1/4" thick and perfectly weighted and shaped for maximum chopping power, and...

If you like bushcraft knives with a little extra in the looks department, we think you'll like this one. The flat part of the carbon steel blade has a rough forged finish that contrasts with the...

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Just two materials make up the Nata Tool -3CR13 stainless steel and durable walnut. 3CR13 stainless steel is medium-grade steel with a hardness rating of 52, making it tough enough to cut through...

Its looks suggest a certain famous knife carried by elite fighting forces beginning in WWII, but this knife is actually an inexpensive folder. The ABS grips are durably printed with segmented brown...

These original battle kukri’s were made prior to 1890. Some were made much earlier, but it’s difficult to determine the exact date. Each kukri is hand made; the steel was smelted, forged, shaped and...

During WWI the firm of Robbins of Dudley filled the “Tommy’s” need for easy to use in close quarters fighting knives. They made at least 10 different models and we’ve reproduced the 2 most popular...

The Civil War in the US pitted the North against the South in some of the most bloody fighting this country has ever endured. And this kit would have been designed for those bloody battlefields...

The leaf shape is one of the oldest blade designs in existence, dating back thousands of years to the first spears and flint-napped daggers. Combine it with a wasp waisted profile, a railroad spike...

A US designed handy EDC knife for boot or belt carry. Crafted from a single piece of 3CR13 stainless steel, with a 3-5/8" long blade. 1/8" thick for excellent heft and feel. 8-1/4" overall. The...

How about a bowie with some old world pizazz? The blade is a familiar, highly useful clip point design. The ornate hilt would look right at home on a ancient royal’s treasured sword or side dagger...