MKT has a new in house anodizing option and the owner of ROBAR, Robby Barkman, took this shot yesterday of a Praetorian Ti done with the process.
MKT has a new in house anodizing option and the owner of ROBAR, Robby Barkman, took this shot yesterday of a Praetorian Ti done with the process.
The new Adamas line of knives were designed by knife maker Shane Sibert honors the three battalions of the 75th Ranger Regiment. Adamas is Latin for diamond, honoring the WW II shoulder sleeve insignia of the Rangers and, as each battalion has a distinct personality so do the various knives.
The 1/75 knife is a push dagger design.
The 2/75 knife is a folder design that will be available in automatic version.
The 3/75 knife is a utility style fixed blade. The sheath features a tek-lok and removable strap.
A portion of the sales of these three knives assist the Ranger Assistance Foundation.
Unlike many skeletonized flat blades, the Columbia River Knife & Tool Dogfish is graceful, gives a secure grip, and also has that dogfish face at the pommel which turns out to be—a lanyard hole and bottle opener. It incorporates a secure finger choil and friction grooves at the thumb spine and near the butt.
It’s E.D.M. wire cut from a single piece of high-carbon stainless steel and the CRKT bevel grinds the 2.25″ modified Wharncliffe blade, and finally, given a fine bead-blast finish and add a razor-sharp edge.
You also get a custom-fitted six-eyelet Kydex sheath that grips the knife securely for inverted carry with the neck chain included, or with the CRKT MercHarness. It’s a useful, friendly minimal knife that’s a great value.
This knife normally retails for $29.99 but for a limited time Extreme Outfitters is offering it for only $14.99.
I didn’t realize until The Blade Show that Master Bladesmith Daniel Winkler produced a fire starter set. Called the Folding Flint Striker Set, it’s based on the items carried by frontiersmen before the advent of the match. Winkler is well known for his fascination with early American history. In fact, he began making knives in order to outfit himself in the same equipment as an 18th century woodsman.
Set includes Knife, flint, char tin with char cloth, tinder with fat wood and a draw-string deer hide pouch. Additionally, he can provide a neck pouch for the knife at an additional charge. Just like all of Winkler’s other products knife pouches are hand built, to last.
Starting fires in a traditional manner is a skill that should be acquired and practiced. If I could only get one thing for my birthday, this would be it.
One of the principals at Über Group just shared this Meyerco Dirk Pinkerton BESH Wedge Bottle Rocket Fixed Blade Neck Knife. Not only can you open a bottle with it, but as he put it, “It doubles as a Refrigerator protection system too.”
While you’re at it, check out Über’s new website – tactical.ubergroup.net
The Field Pup Series knives from SOG are suitable for a variety of outdoor sporting tasks. They’re comfortable to use with slightly yielding Kraton molded handles that fit the full tang blades. SOG’s trademarked finger grips are combined with aggressive thumb notches on the back of the blades; making the Field Pup Series real working knives. The blades are also protected by leather sheathes.
Currently Extreme Outfitters is offering these knives at more than 30% off retail.
www.extremeoutfitters.us/sogfieldpupseries
The MFK02 from Hardcore Hardware Australia features a 134mm long by 6mm thick blade of D2 tool steel with a Black Teflon coating. The handle is made from G10 textured handle available in Coyote and Black, secured with Torx screw.
This modified tanto design is suited for penetration and prying. The MFK02 also features an aggressive partial blade serration for cutting webbing/belts and has an extended plexi-glass break pommel to suit gloved use or operators with larger hands.
Donald Wright has joined the Gerber military team concentrating on Institutional/Government Sales. Based out of the Tidewater of Virginia he will be working Navy, USMC, and USAF along with some tactical retail. Congrats!