I just came across this topic on AllAboutPocketKnives.com. It discusses who is making what pocket knife and where. Tremendous! I couldn't contrubute any info but thought I'd share it with other steel brothers! http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/knife_forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=12109
I've got good news fellow lovers of the steel! I'm going to be reviewing a knife or two from Great Eastern Cutlery – http://greateasterncutlery.net/blog/ I just spent a half hour on the phone with the energized and enthusiastic V.P. of Sales for GEC, Ryan Daniels. Ryan shared his love for knives since childhood (wait, he could […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
CRKT Badger Barry Gallagher #7120 OUTBURST Pocket Knife Review I like, let me rephrase, I LOVE knives that open easily. I do. The exhilaration of the blade exploding from its housing is almost frightening. You're left feeling deviously anxious to experience it again and again. Brings back memories of scaring a little child, they […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
One of the coolest looking knives to pass through my hands has been this Royal Brand 3 Blade Folding Pocket Knife made in the USA. I call this design the Chocolate Swirl because it looks like Vanilla Ice Cream with chocolate and caramel ingredients. =P According to Blade's Guide to Knives and Their […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I found this to be extremely helpful. The above pic was obtained from this link: http://bsa-troop.com/defining-knife-parts-pocket-knife-nomenclature/
As you can see this knife has a clear "etch-out" over the official Remington logo on the main blade tang. On the back of the tang it reads R-P. Evidentally this "x" out of the Remington logo is to indicate a knife that was not up to "standard." Apparently Remington had very high standards and […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Let's kick off this Pocket Knives Blog with a quick list of my EDC's. EDC is an abbreviation for "Every Day Carry" (took me a while to find out what it meant). Currently, I carry 6 knives in my pockets and on my belt. 1). Gerber Nautilus MultiTool with pocket sheath is attached on my […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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