Your #1 source for blades and firearms news and updates…
Search
Stay Updated
Get the latest headlines, discounts for the military community, and guides to maximizing your benefits
Explore
Knives
Winkler Knives featured in TheFabricator
Sometimes you can best serve your country by serving those in the armed forces. Daniel Winkler got that opportunity in the years after Sept. 11, 2001. Of course, the world changed dramatically on that fateful day, and Winkler soon changed with it. Before 2001, Winkler was primarily a full-time knifemaker, having achieved master bladesmith accreditation from the American Bladesmith Society…
Wake up with our popular morning roundup of the day's top blades, firearms and survavial news and updates.
Stay Updated
Get the latest headlines, discounts for the military community, and guides to maximizing your benefits
More Stories
KnifeInformer: 4 Best Italian Switchblades
Italian-style stiletto switchblades have become iconic through the years because of Hollywood movies, video games, and general pop culture. Because of these things, and the use of them by criminals in the past, it has led many lawmakers all over the world to ban the sale and ownership of automatic…
EverydayCommentary: The Knife You Never Knew You Never Needed
If you are like me, you look forward to recycling. What I once thought as an onerous chore became a weekly delight when I realized that it was a perfect chance to test whaever folder I am carrying with me. The satisfying “ZIP!” of a sharp thin blade is one…
AllOutdoor: Benchmade Mini Taggedout Review
The origin of Benchmade can be traced back to California in 1979, when Les de Asis, the founder, was inspired to create a better quality knife than those he had used during his childhood. Dissatisfied with the poorly made butterfly knives available at the time, Les aimed to leverage the latest materials…
5 from the Grinder: Elmer Roush III (EIII Knives)
It is 5 from the Grinder time knife fans, and today we bring you Elmer Roush III, a second generation knifemaker who is forging his own path with EIII Knives. I don’t know him (or his father) personally, but I remember seeing his table at Blade Show. I try to…
The Knife Edge: Village of Knives
The world has many great knife communities. But in America, one of the more interesting must be the village of Little Valley, NY. It is an area filled with the corpses of dead and still-borne knife companies. The knife companies have been gone for quite awhile, but it is a…
Review: Kizer Banish with Nitro-V Steel
The Jacob Lundquist designed Kizer Banish has been available for a while now. Kizer recently introduced multiple new versions of this excellent fifth pocket knife with new Nitro-V steel, new handle scale options, and an even more affordable price. If you like small, useful EDC folders… tune in. This is…