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This beast is a Corps of Engineers' choice for clearing the heavy stuff. The razor-sharp, 1075 high carbon steel blade has a thick, full profile tang. Scales are stained walnut with genuine brass...

The Winter 1988 Atlanta Cutlery catalog marked an early milestone in ACC’s history — a clean, striking layout of knives and cutting tools arranged with almost museum-like precision, paired with the...

James Williams, the designer of the Hissatsu™, is a former Army officer and martial arts practitioner/instructor with over 45 years of experience. He knows cutlery as President of Bugei Trading...

Anyone who uses a knife regularly knows that having a sharp blade edge is much safer than trying to make a dull blade do the job. Designer Tom Stokes created this compact sharpener so it would be...

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This massive chopper is modeled after some blades excavated in Northern Europe. It is an amazing chopper and brush clearer. The heavy ended blade provides momentum for a deep cut every time. Yet,...

Accomplished survivalist instructor and journalist Joe Flowers designed this modern Kukri to be an effective chopping, camping and survival tool like the famous originals carried by the Neplaese...

Joe Flowers designed this modern Kukri to be an effective chopping, camping and survival tool like the famous originals carried by the Neplaese Gurkha soldiers, but with modern materials and comfort...

The Mini Pal is only 1/2 an ounce in weight yet it delivers heavy weight performance. The edge zips through a host of materials at unbelievable speed. The 1" long blade is razor sharp, to open...

Your basic outdoor utility knife, if you’re a badass Gurkha warrior. Designer Ryan Johnson of RMJ Tactical is no stranger to archaeologically significant edged tools -his parents gifted him an...

Built by a hero, refined by an expert. Retired Sergeant Major, Darrin Sirois channeled experience from 25 years of active duty into the creation of his original design. The knife world loved it...