Tactical Knives » January 2008

On The Point »

Disappearing Oldies

Europe’s Armor exhibits fade to black!

Tactical Knives » January 2008

Tactical Customs »

Tactical Customs

What’s new in customs. Focusing on the art and craftsmanship of the handmade knife.

Related Topics: Bill Sowell, Camerer Knives, Gates Custom Knives, Jeremy Krammes, Jerry McClure, JK Knives, Lambert Knives, Tim Britton

Tactical Knives » January 2008

The Keen Edge »

Lansky’s Budget Diamond Series

New technology has finally brought the price of diamond hones down to a workingman’s price.

Related Topics: Lansky Sharpeners

Tactical Knives » January 2008

Features »

5 Streamlined Traditionals

Newcomer Mantis Knives struts its own radical style with its upgraded classic tacticals.

Related Topics: Mantis Knives

Tactical Knives » January 2008

Street Smarts »

Real World Concealed Carry

The key to winning the fight is to remain totally discreet yet ready to strike!

Related Topics: Concealed Carry Clothiers

Tactical Knives » January 2008

Features »

Lapu Lapu Corto Warrior Weaponry

Martial Artist Bram Frank created the latest generation of his hard-core self-defense folders.

Related Topics: Cherusker-Messer

Tactical Knives » January 2008

Features »

Multi Mission Trekkers

In 2003 Victorinox broke their stale old rut by introducing a one-hand-opening model that also featured a locking, partially serrated blade and the standard SAK implements. This model was originally designed to fill the needs of the German Military (Bundeswehr) contract and, as usual, Victorinox also created a “civilianized” version for the mass market. Now, […]

Related Topics: Swissbianco, The Secret Order of Swiss Army Knives, Victorinox, Wenger North America

Tactical Knives » January 2008

Features »

P’KAL FIST-FULL OF FIGHT

Ripping a new path in self-defense knives— Southnarcs’ reverse-grip Spyderco/Shivworks folder!

Related Topics: MD Tactical, Spyderco

Tactical Knives » January 2008

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Tactical Knives

January 2008

Tactical Knives » January 2008

Features »

Special Forces Combat Master

A Chris Reeve commemorative built with the blood, sweat and tears from “The Quiet Professionals.”

Related Topics: 1st SFG (A), Chris Reeve Knives, First In Asia