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6 Things You Should Know About the ESEE Laser StrikeThe ESEE Laser Strike may not be the brand’s most popular entry, but as a bushcraft knife, it is certainly highly versatile and is made with a bunch of features that certainly give it an edge over the competition, even popular models like the ESEE 3, 4 and Izula. Here are 6 aspects of this knife, some of which it shares in common with other ESEE Knives and others that are unique to...0 Comments 0 Shares 31 Views 0 ReviewsPlease log in to like, share and comment!
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6 Things You Don’t Want to Do with Your Bushcraft KnifeA bushcraft knife might sport full tang construction, be made from a high-end steel alloy that resists corrosion, and generally hang with the worst abuse and conditions you can throw at it, but there are still some things you will want to avoid doing with it if you can. Here are some of them. Throw It Throwing knives are made with softer steels and more accommodating tempers than...0 Comments 0 Shares 53 Views 0 Reviews
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4 Things That Make the Boker Knives Arbolito Hunter (Stag Scales) a Great KnifeMany Boker Knives are excellent, and the company sits squarely on a strong foundation, and is historically known for producing some of the finest knives and bladed tools in the world. This post will focus the spotlight on one specific Boker knife, the Arbolito Hunter with stag scales, which is like a smaller, toned-down version of the Esculta, but which is nonetheless an excellent...0 Comments 0 Shares 55 Views 0 Reviews
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9 Things You Can Get at The Knife Connection (Besides Knives)While The Knife Connection is a great place to get some of the best knives and tools in the industry, from great brands like Boker, ESEE, OKC, Buck, LT Wright, axSpyderco, Cold Steel and countless others, there are many, many other supporting accessories (and cool things) you can get there as well. Here are just a few of them: Axes and tomahawks: A knife can do a lot, and a skilled...0 Comments 0 Shares 62 Views 0 Reviews
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Top Selling Points of the Bradford Guardian 3There are a lot of things to love about the Bradford Guardian 3, one of the company’s best-selling patterns. Among these are the facts that, like other Bradford Knives, they are hand-finished, made in America, and made with top-quality materials. But, beyond that, we’ve enumerated some of the best features of these popular knives here. The size and weight are perfect....0 Comments 0 Shares 69 Views 0 Reviews
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Why the Aphid Tracker Is a Highlight from Wenger BladesYou know the Tom Brown Tracker by TOPS Knives? We all do; it is one of the most recognizable knife patterns of all time, and very distinct. Even the silhouette is as recognizable as that of a Nessmuk-style Skinner or Buck 119 Special. It is a versatile knife, but it is also a bloody behemoth, and there are times when you might want to be served by that level of versatility without the...0 Comments 0 Shares 87 Views 0 Reviews
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4 Unique Aspects of KA-BAR Knives (Specifically the USMC Fighting Knife)There are few knives in history with profiles as immediately recognizable as the USMC Fighting Knife from KA-BAR Knives. Perhaps the Buck 110 Folding Hunter can rival it, but the pickings are certainly slim. Either way, the USMC Fighting Knife is an infamous knife. That’s partially due to its history, and partially due to the features it possesses that make it practical for the...0 Comments 0 Shares 152 Views 0 Reviews1
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The Three Attributes of Steel to Consider in Hunting KnivesWhen it comes to the steel used in hunting knives, there are three main considerations you should take into account to determine if you’ll be getting something that’s designed to perform the way you need it to, or not. Fortunately, hunting knives share these steel attributes in common with knives intended for other applications, like survival and bushcraft knives. It just so...0 Comments 0 Shares 133 Views 0 Reviews1
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Keeping Rust Off Great Eastern Cutlery KnivesIn an era in which competitors like Case and Rough Ryder rely heavily on stainless steel alloys, half to appeal to a buying populace that doesn’t care to learn how to care for steel, or is too lazy to do so, Great Eastern Cutlery still does things the old fashioned way. Their traditional pocket knives are predominantly made from 1095 steel, which is a high-carbon alloy...0 Comments 0 Shares 207 Views 0 Reviews
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How the ESEE 4 in S35VN Is Different from the OriginalEveryone knows that the standard, original ESEE 4 is made with a 1095 steel blade and treated with a powder coat, just like the overwhelming majority of ESEE Knives. It is a good steel, and a very tough steel. One that is unlikely to break, too, though that doesn’t matter too much because as a result of ESEE’s legendary warranty, even if you do break it they will replace it. But...0 Comments 0 Shares 197 Views 0 Reviews
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The Becker Knives BK62 Kephart Is a Knife Every Outdoorsman Should Own (and Carry)Horace Kephart was an influential American outdoorsman and writer who was perhaps best known for the fact that he spent three years of his life in near complete isolation in the Great Smoky Mountains, as well as for his book, Camping and Woodcraft, which is still a gospel for outdoorsmen around the world to the present day. After a mental breakdown following struggles with alcohol and...0 Comments 0 Shares 194 Views 0 Reviews
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Upgrading Your ESEE with a Blade Tech MOLLE LokESEE Knives come with great sheaths, by and large. Most of them come with molded thermoplastic sheaths that offer an excellent friction fit, excellent retention, and which can be rigged in a variety of different ways. Even those that don’t, come with high quality leather knife sheaths. On top of that fact that most come with clip plates that let the sheath easily be rigged for tip-down...0 Comments 3 Shares 270 Views 0 Reviews1
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