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Tactical Knives » May 2012

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Gutter Fighting: The Fighting Knife—Unarmed

This DVD is an absolute must for anyone interested in an accurate history of the F/S fighting knife and agents who were trained to use it.

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Tactical Knives » March 2012

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Modern Knives In Combat By Dietmar Pohl
The author of this book first showed me his photo album of troops carrying knives in Iraq and Afghanistan several years ago at a trade show in Germany. Basically, he had given instructions to his friends deploying into combat to take a snapshot of any soldier they encountered carrying [...]

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Tactical Knives » January 2012

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Editor’s Pick

BuckMaster Knives: The Authorized History of Models 184 & 185 By Richard Neyman
Probably no topic in cutlery circles is more controversial than “What do the U.S. Navy SEALs really carry?” While some are certain it is a secret wonder blade that the rest of us have never heard of, others cynically reject any supposedly Navy-issue [...]

Tactical Knives » November 2011

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Tactical Knives Book Reviews

The Hammer Still Rings: Ruana Knives By Frank Towsley
It has been 16 years since Frank Towsley published his first book, Hear the Hammer: The Story of Montana’s Ruana Knives, covering the legendary custom knife company of the same name. When it comes to the history of Ruana, Frank has long been the acknowledged expert on [...]

Tactical Knives » May 2010

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A classic weapon of the early American frontier, the tomahawk has seen a major revival during the current two-front war on terrorism. In pioneer days, tomahawks and belt axes made highly practical combination wilderness survival tools and close-combat weapons. While the need for its use in hand-to-hand fighting may have lessened in modern times, the [...]