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There are many different types and brands of knife sharpeners available to the blade enthusiast, from honing with metal and stone to leather and abrasive belts. But ultimately, there are methods that

Close Combat in World War I Trench warfare was harsh, brutal, and deadly. If traveling over broken ground filled with barbed wire, landmines, and machine gun fire wasn’t enough, on the rare occasion

Bowie Knives Bowie knives are a style of knife made popular in the early 19th century. They have a large, fixed blade, usually with a clip point.The first knife made famous by Bowie was designe

Knife collection is fast losing its art in the razzmatazz of modern hunting technology. As hunting intensifies with the use of compound bows, high power rifles and thermal night vision scopes, old ga

Love Cold Steel? Who doesn't? Well now you can find even more great Cold Steel products offered through Atlanta Cutlery! There are over these new items added to the new products section. From sabers a

If you're like us you not only want to be well prepared for what life throws at you every day, but have fun and look cool doing it. Here are 5 must-haves that will make your life a bit easier and more

Knives come in a multitude of sizes, shapes and strengths so that they can reliably perform a given task. Therefore, any given knife use has a knife designed for it. One of the most common inquiries w

For millennia, soldiers had terrified their foes with sharp/edged stone & metal blades, lined endlessly in rank after rank before an attack in the promise of painful bloody battle.  Although the Civil

The Monumental Achievement of the Transcontinental Railway On July 1 of 1862 President Abraham Lincoln signed the Pacific Railway Act which authorized land grants and bonds to two companies- the Centr

World War I saw a new form of mass battle with newly formed mechanized armies battling along various Front lines. The most well known is the Western Front. This referred to the German Western Front

Why would you buy a training knife, the answer seems simple right? Obviously, to become a better knife fighter, but this is an inappropriate line of thought. Any altercation with a threat of phy

What the heck is this thing for and why is it even there?  Often seen on higher-end, fixed blade knives as a custom touch. You've seen them and scratched your head or probably have a knife of your own