This is the 537-GY-1 Bailout by Benchmade Knives. It features woodland green anodized aluminum handles with a carbide glass breaker tip on the pommel and a CPM-M4 blade.
Blade Material: CPM-M4 super steel (62-64HRC) with Tungsten Grey Cerakote®
Opening: Manual
Lock: AXIS® lock
Blade Length: 3.38in
Blade Thickness: 0.09 inch
Open: 8.07in
Closed: 4.71in
Weight: 2.70oz
The Bailout goes on sale 17 January from www.benchmade.com.
This isn’t the first time we’ve mentioned Gripknife and it probably won’t be the last. In storage mode it looks like an oversized foregrip.
The blade stores in the handle and once disengaged from the Picatinny rail compatible mount it extends into position.
DETAILS:
Gripknife – 4” Patriot
Knife Type: Foregrip
User: Ambidextrous
Mechanism: Out-The-Front
Action: Magnetic Assist ™ Spring Assist
Overall Length: 8.10″
Overall Mounted Length (From Tactical Rail): 5.50″
Blade Type: Spear Point, Single-Edged
Blade Grind: Flat
Blade Length: 4.00″
Blade Material: M2 (54-56 HRC)
Blade Width: ?1.06″
Blade Thickness: .187″
Blade Finish: Black Nitride
Handle Material: Zytel
Handle Color: Black
Handle Texture: 60 Grit
Handle Width 1.50″
Handle Thickness: .96″
gripknife.com/gripknife-patriot
Press release from Nordic:
We are happy to announce that our newest product, Nordic Pocket Saw – The Arborist Version, is now in stock and therefore available for you to order. The interest have been high among our customers and we therefore expect the first batch to be sold out quite quick.
Features:
• Can be used to cut off 8 metres high up branches
• No dangerous sawing while balancing on a ladder
• Step back up to 10 metres away from the tree trunk while sawing
• Disconnect the long straps and use the saw on the ground
Statistics from the US tells that 34% of all serious accidents in the garden is related to falls from ladders.
Special designed chain
The chain on this version has, unlike our other products, teeth on both sides. This means that it does not matter which side the chain is placed over the branch when pulling it into position.
For more information contact: international@brigantes.com
For UK sales contact: warrior@brigantes.com
Although we aren’t close, I consider Ryan M Johnson a friend. Since founding RMJ Tactical, makers of tomahawks, he has spent quite a bit of time passing his craft on to others, many of whom are wounded warriors.
His latest creation is the upcoming GULF from CRKT Knives.
-Black Stonewash Finish improves Corrosion Resistance
-G10 Handle Provides Exceptional Grip in All Weather Conditions
-Low Profile Pocket Clip for Discreet Carry
Coming soon from www.crkt.com/gulf
The Fallkniven X Series F1 is, arguably the world most functional and high performing survival knife, considered to be one of the best in the world.
The X-series knives are strong, sharp, safe, comfortable and also really stylish, especially the all-black versions. The basis of the X-knife’s strength lies in the laminated cobalt steel in combination with the well thought out construction in which break zones have been eliminated. Together with the hand shaped convex edge, the X-knife is a concept that beats everything else in the world in terms of safety, comfort and hard use.
To that they have added a cleverly constructed sheath in a special plastic that locks the knife, smart as simple. This month, a stainless steel clip will also become available, it allows you to easily hook the knife on and off from your waistband, adding to its versatility and ease of use.
For more information contact international@brigantes.com
For UK Sales contact warrior@brigantes.com
This is the new Punch Dagger from VZ Grips.
It’s machined from a solid piece of their proprietary G10 which is non-electrically conductive and doesn’t throw a metal signature liie carbon fiber, making it invisible to Garret wands and other metal detectors. Likewise, the sheath is full leather with no metal. Additionally, the Kino feature handle incorporates their new argyle checkering to keep it securely in your hand.
This is the redesigned Wolf Multi-Tool Pouch for Leatherman-Bit Kit-Extender. It will accept the Wave, Surge, Supertool 300, Charge, or Rebar. Brown in color, the pouch will fit belts up to 5 cm (1.97″) wide.
Features:
– Main compartment to fit a Leatherman multi-tool
– Inside Pocket for the Leatherman Bit Kit
– Loop for the Leatherman Bit Driver Extender
Contents:
– High-quality vegetable-tanned leather (8-12oz)
– Heavy-duty Scovill USMC snap fasteners
– Vertical carry
– Handcrafted and hand-stitched with double passage of waxed polyester thread
– Julius Koch’s Ritza 25
– Fiebing’s oil dyes
– Water and mildew repellent finish
The American Knife & Tool Institute Announces the First in a Series of Expert Articles on Intellectual Property and Brand Protection to Help Knife Businesses
Cody, Wyoming (November 14, 2019) – The American Knife & Tool Institute (AKTI) is very pleased to announce that the first in a series of articles to provide a useful toolkit for knife businesses has been published on its website. Authored by two experts in the fields of intellectual property and brand protection, Denise Mosteller and Jeremiah Pastrick, as guest contributors on the nonprofit’s website, the article is titled “Intellectual Property 101.”
Mark Schreiber President CRKT
“We are pleased to share valuable information on intellectual property with our members and the entire sporting knife industry,” said Mark Schreiber, President of CRKT and chair of AKTI’s Anti-Counterfeiting Committee. “Helping our industry thrive and grow is part of our mission as a nonprofit trade association representing the entire knife community.”
“When it comes to the basic types of intellectual property (IP) the ‘Big Three’ include patents, copyrights and trademarks,” said Jeremiah Pastrick, who has served as both vice president of a consulting firm specializing in international intellectual property (IP) development, protection and anti-counterfeiting as well as IP counsel to a wide range of global IP owners. “By and large, each of these forms of IP differ in what they provide protection for, what they don’t provide protection for, how they are created, how they are ‘secured’, and what public policy interest they are meant to serve.”
Denise Mosteller, who has had over 22 years of investigation, brand management and intellectual property experience, explained, “Intellectual property is ‘intangible,’ meaning that all forms of it are recognized as ‘creations of the mind.’ The knife industry is very innovative with different knife designs and mechanisms and makers need to protect those unique aspects to ensure financial success and protect their own individual brands.”
The first “Brand Protection” article on the website “Intellectual Property 101” can be viewed at www.AKTI.org.
