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When specialized U. S. troops increasingly reported their standard-issue M1 Garand Rifle was too heavy and cumbersome to support the extra mobility they required for their duties as mortar and...

The Honshu Sgian Dubh Knife combines the historic, famous Scottish Highlander’s “knife of last resort” with up-to-date materials and construction. Exceptionally crafted with a...

This Whiskey Rebellion flag has thirteen stars on a blue background. In the center is a bald eagle holding a red and white striped ribbon.   It’s a reminder of the brave Americans who...

Spyderco's Salt 2 Black Blade features a hollow-ground H-1 blade cloaked in non-reflective black titanium carbonitride (TiCN) coating that makes it ideal for use in tactical environments where light...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. Circa 850 Often overlooked by modern sword lovers is the tremendous amount of stress placed on a sword blade during battle. Early Viking swords...

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 Spyderco Polestar is hands down one of the best values on the market. The leaf-shaped blade is crafted from American-made CTS® BD1 stainless steel and features a fully accessible Trademark...

The Thompson Saber is not a historical or period-specific sword, rather it is a newly developed, thoroughly modern fighting saber. Designed by Cold Steel President Lynn C Thompson to be a fighter's...

The Horn of Gondor was said to be heard at any place in the kingdom of Gondor when it was blown. Fashioned in the early days of Middle-earth, this heirloom was passed on to the descendants of the...

The advantage of the sword point over the edge became increasingly evident by the end of the 16th century. The rapier, with its long, elegantly thin profile which emphasized its point, became the...

Crafted by Hand, So You Don’t Have to Eat with Yours. Spoon? Check. Bottle Opener? Check. With this unique outdoor multi-tool, you’ll be checking off a lot of things without having to...