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Tactical Knives » November 2008

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X-15 T.N—The French Connection

For harsh, waterborne ops—fresh or salt—few steels can match what Benchmade is importing from Europe.

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Tactical Knives » September 2008

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All Aboard the Mule Train

For knife junkies who like trying out the newest blade steels, the unique Spyderco Mule Team Project is the answer.

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Tactical Knives » July 2008

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Braze-Welded Composite Blades

A new cost-saving process by Kershaw fuses two different steels into one highly functional blade.

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Tactical Knives » May 2008

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S60V: A New Diehard Stainless!

Crucible Particle Metallurgy’s new stainless variant holds an edge like its life depends on it!

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Tactical Knives » March 2008

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Steel For Competitive Cutting

Powder metallurgy breathes new life into CPM M4— the extraordinarily tough old standard.

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Tactical Knives » January 2008

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9cr18: Affordable Stainless!

The folks at CRKT add a highly economical Chinese steel
to its repertoire that doesn’t sacrifice blade quality.

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Tactical Knives » November 2007

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New Krupp 4116 Stainless Steel

Author Hollis checks out and applauds a new blade steel that offers outstanding performance at an affordable price point.

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Tactical Knives » September 2007

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Largin’s Extraterrestrial Damascus

Now available on a limited commercial basis, meteorite Damascus brings alien material into our own earth realm.

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Tactical Knives » July 2007

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Stainless Steel: The Beginning

Despite what many believe, stainless steel isn’t anything new. Drag up a chair and learn the real story of stainless.

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