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Buck's Folding Hunter was created in 1963 when Al Buck decided that a revolutionary folding locking knife was needed by outdoorsmen who wanted a sturdy knife but did not want to carry a long fixed blade knife. He was right and the result proved to be the key to the company’s future. One of America’s best-selling knives is now available as an automatic! The 110 Auto is easily deployed with the push of a button, readying the 420HC blade quickly and efficiently. Featuring the same classic Ebony wood handles and brass bolsters, the 110 Auto will easily become a collectible for avid 110 fans.As originally introduced in the 1960s the 110 once again features a genuine ebony hardwood handle. This ethically sourced Crelicam ebony supports replanting efforts in the Congo Basin rainforest, while providing Buck Knives with a genuine hardwood handle that is nearly indestructible. *Please note: When Buck makes handles out of natural products, you will find nature's own "brandmarks." In most cases, these markings are not flaws, rather nature's own design. Colors and markings will vary from handle to handle. Each one will have its own personality and distinctive look unlike handles created from man-made materials.*420HC STEEL420HC is Buck's standard blade material because it approaches the wear resistance of high carbon alloys while delivering the corrosion resistance of chromium stainless steels. Add Buck's exclusive heat-treat process and you have a very user-friendly combination of superior corrosion resistance with excellent strength for wear resistance and durability. You also have a blade that is easy to resharpen. For best performance Buck hardens to a Rockwell hardness of 58-60HRC.Clip Point BladeThe crescent tip of a clip point blade makes the blade thinner with a sharper point. This shape provides good control for detail work and cutting in tight places. It is also well suited for intentional punctures like new holes in your belt, etc. While the point of the blade is effective for detail work, it's not as strong as the thicker points on drop points and skinners.Taking a century’s worth of knife craftsmanship to an unprecedented level, Buck’s Pro Level knives are designed and crafted to be used in the most demanding situations. Premium materials and revolutionary designs are combined with the highest quality American craftsmanship. The result is a superior knife that discerning users can rely on in any situation. Designed and hand-crafted in the USA.Product Level: Pro LevelBlade Length: 3.75" (9.5 cm)Overall Length: 8.625" (21.9 cm)Closed Length: 4.875 (12.4 cm)Blade Material: 420HC Stainless SteelBlade Thickness: 0.12"Blade Hardness: 58-60HRCBlade Style: Clip PointBlade Finish: SatinHandle Material: Crelicam Ebony wood with Brass BolstersSheath Material: LeatherWeight: 7.1 oz. (201.3 g)Made in the USA The article is shared from Internet...knifeglobal：https ://knifeglobal.com #knifeglobal #knife #knives #kubey #kubeyknife #kubeyknives #edc #huntingseason#wildernesssurvival#knivesofinstagram#knifecomunity#everdaycarry#knifeedc#campingknife#outdoorknife#usmilitary #huntingseason #usmilitary#edcshowcase#edclife#edcporn#edccarry#edcpocketdump#edcdaily#survivalknife#tacticalknives#tacticalknife#olight#knifepic#foldingknife#knifelover#knifeclub#knivesofig#edcorlando#edcdump#edcknives#bushcraftknife#knifecollection#usnfollow#edccommunity#knifemaker#customknife#edcknife#edcknives#folder#messer#huntingknife#pocketknife#bestknivesofig#knifepics#knifenuts#edc#knifelife#tactical#knifeporn#knifenut#everydaycarry#usnstagram#blade#blades#knifemaking#tacticalgear#sharp#pocketdump#edcgear#foggy#staytuned#giftsforhim#foldingknives#pocketknives#knifecomunity#bladeforums #handmade#outdoors#knife#knives#edc#knifelife#tactical#knifeporn#knifenut#everydaycarry#usnstagram#blade#blades#knifemaking#tacticalgear#sharp#pocketdump#edcgear #foggy#staytuned#giftsforhim #knivesofig#edcorlando#edcdump#edcknives#bushcraftknife#knifecollection#usnfollow#edccommunity#knifemaker#customknife#edcknife#edcknives#folder#messer#huntingknife#pocketknife#bestknivesofig#knifepics#knifenuts

When Michael Janich designed his first knife for Spyderco nearly 20 years ago, most personal-defense knives had traditional martial blade profiles, like spear points, Americanized tantos, and variations on the Bowie theme. Janich's design—the first-generation Ronin fixed blade—challenged that convention and literally pioneered the concept of the "tactical Wharncliffe." Today, Wharnie-style tactical knives are everywhere, but the roots of that trend can be traced directly back to Janich's early designs—and Spyderco's willingness to take a chance on them.The original Ronin (literally "wave man" in Japanese, a term for a masterless Samurai) actually began as a collaboration with custom knifemaker Mike Snody. Janich had written an article on Snody's knives that became the tipping point for him to become a full-time maker. As a gesture of thanks, Snody invited Janich to design "the ultimate neck knife," which he would make as a custom blade. Although Janich had designed other knives previously, including the Tempest folder for the Masters of Defense knife company, he was determined to approach the design process from a fresh, empirical perspective. He had already begun incorporating a demonstration called "Pork Man" into his knife self-defense courses to illustrate the cutting capability of small knives. Pork Man—a hefty pork roast tied around a wooden dowel and wrapped with multiple layers of plastic—not only demonstrated the cutting power of typical carry knives, but it also quantified the significant performance differences between different blade shapes.To determine which blade styles cut with the greatest effect, Janich invested a small fortune in pork roasts, crafted an army of Pork Men, and started cutting. To his surprise, of all the knives in his collection, the ones that cut best were a pair of Frank Centofante-designed "gentlemen's" folders from Spyderco with classic Wharncliffe-style blades (the C25 and C50).As Janich dug deeper, he realized the secret of the Wharncliffe blades was their perfectly straight edges cut with full power all the way to the point. Conversely, the cutting power of blades with upward curving edges and lots of "belly" diminishes near the point. The Wharncliffe’s needle-like point also penetrates almost effortlessly during thrusts. Despite their elegant demeanor, Wharncliffes are tactical cutting and thrusting machines.Armed with this knowledge, the Ronin design Janich presented to Snody was pure Wharncliffe. Initially, Snody was not thrilled with it and began to backpedal on his offer. When he finally made one and cut with it, however, he was blown away. Ultimately, he not only made a number of custom Ronins but shifted the course of his own knife designs to focus heavily on Wharncliffe blades.Around this same time (1999), Spyderco founder Sal Glesser invited Janich to take over as the instructor of the "Martial Blade Craft" program. Sal was fresh from attending James Keating’s "Riddle of Steel" training camp and wanted Spyderco to host a series of knife self-defense courses at our headquarters in Golden. As the program gained steam, Sal also thought it would be good for Janich to design a signature Spyderco knife that reflected his system of knife tactics. Janich showed Sal the Ronin, explained the logic behind it, and hammered the point home with the help of Pork Man. Sal liked what he saw and the Spyderco Ronin was born.At that time, Spyderco's fixed blade market was still limited, so Sal also asked Janich to design a folder as well. Janich had already been working on a rough prototype of a folding tactical Wharncliffe, so he quickly adapted the design to incorporate Spyderco’s Trademark Round Hole and delivered a set of drawings and his own handmade plastic concept model of the design. Although Sal liked the design, development of it happened slowly, so Janich decided to "tip the scales" a bit. He went back to Mike Snody and commissioned a special one-off of his design, which he had named the Yojimbo (Japanese for "bodyguard"). Snody gratefully made the knife, posted photos of it on the internet, and mentioned that Spyderco might be working on a production version of it.The Spyderco Yojimbo followed shortly thereafter, in 2003. Manufactured in Spyderco's Golden, CO factory, it featured a full-flat-ground CPM S30V Wharncliffe blade, nested stainless steel liners, blue or black textured G10 scales, and an early version of the Compression Lock mechanism. Its three-inch blade was purposely shorter than its tapered handle because Janich had originally designed it to be legal to carry on airplanes, even during heightened security alerts. After 9/11, that design feature was moot but still made the knife legal to carry almost everywhere.While many dismissed it as a "box cutter on steroids," the Yojimbo gained more market traction than the Ronin. However, when Janich accepted a job managing another knife company in 2004, both he and Spyderco decided to remain friends, but discontinue the design.Janich continued his Wharncliffe campaign with several other designs until 2009 when he joined Spyderco as a full-time employee. Although his duties focus primarily on technical writing and product education, he soon joined Spyderco's R&D team, as well. He was also invited to create another signature design that reflected his philosophy on personal-defense knives. Taking full advantage of the lessons he had learned since the first Yojimbo, he designed the Yojimbo 2, which was released in late 2011.The Yojimbo 2's more refined design—backed by Janich's relentless promotion of the Wharncliffe as a tactical blade profile—have helped it earn a solid place in Spyderco’s product line. Since it was purpose-designed as a self-defense knife, the live-blade version was joined by a dedicated trainer model in 2017. In an interesting example of "reverse evolution"—and with the help of custom knifemaker Mickey Yurco—the Yojimbo 2 also inspired a near-identical fixed-blade counterpart, the Ronin 2.Although tactically themed Wharncliffes are commonplace these days, the evolution of this breed all started with the efforts of Michael Janich, Spyderco, and the spirit of collaboration and innovation that they have shared for more than 20 years.Blade Length: 3.20"Closed Length: 4.49"Overall Length: 7.69"Cutting Edge: 3.00"Blade Thickness: 0.145"Blade Material: CPM-S30V Stainless SteelBlade Style: WharncliffeBlade Grind: HollowBlade Finish: SatinBlade Edge: PlainHandle Material: G10Handle Colors: BlackLocking Mechanism: Compression LockPocket Clip: Tip-Up/Down, Right/Left CarryModel Number: C85GP2Model Name: Yojimbo 2Weight: 4.1 oz.Designer: Michael JanichMade in the USA The article is shared from Internet...knifeglobal：https ://knifeglobal.com #knifeglobal #knife #knives #kubey #kubeyknife #kubeyknives #edc #huntingseason#wildernesssurvival#knivesofinstagram#knifecomunity#everdaycarry#knifeedc#campingknife#outdoorknife#usmilitary #huntingseason #usmilitary#edcshowcase#edclife#edcporn#edccarry#edcpocketdump#edcdaily#survivalknife#tacticalknives#tacticalknife#olight#knifepic#foldingknife#knifelover#knifeclub#knivesofig#edcorlando#edcdump#edcknives#bushcraftknife#knifecollection#usnfollow#edccommunity#knifemaker#customknife#edcknife#edcknives#folder#messer#huntingknife#pocketknife#bestknivesofig#knifepics#knifenuts#edc#knifelife#tactical#knifeporn#knifenut#everydaycarry#usnstagram#blade#blades#knifemaking#tacticalgear#sharp#pocketdump#edcgear#foggy#staytuned#giftsforhim#foldingknives#pocketknives#knifecomunity#bladeforums #handmade#outdoors#knife#knives#edc#knifelife#tactical#knifeporn#knifenut#everydaycarry#usnstagram#blade#blades#knifemaking#tacticalgear#sharp#pocketdump#edcgear #foggy#staytuned#giftsforhim #knivesofig#edcorlando#edcdump#edcknives#bushcraftknife#knifecollection#usnfollow#edccommunity#knifemaker#customknife#edcknife#edcknives#folder#messer#huntingknife#pocketknife#bestknivesofig#knifepics#knifenuts

Available here at the KnifeCenter is the all black Paramilitary 2 folding combat knife. Why change something if it works? Because, at Spyderco, they practice the principle of C.Q.I. - Constant Quality Improvement. If they can refine and improve the ergonomics or cutting performance of an established model, they do it.The Spyderco Paramilitary 2 tactical folding knife has several changes over the classic version. The G-10 handle is narrowed at the end improving the ergonomics. The handle and blade have been profiled thinner; removing uncomfortable angles when in the closed position. It features a Compression Lock and an ambidextrous-friendly four way clip which carries tip-up/tip-down, left/right-hand and rests deeper in a pocket. They kept the same high-performance CPM-S45VN full flat-ground blade but they've also lengthened the blade's tip and added additional surface jimping to both the spine and finger choil. Implementation of a new Bushing Pivot System generates fluid action and more consistent manufacturing tolerances. Larger lanyard gives more options for carry.Refinements to overall construction may not be drastic or even visible to the eye but from the G-10 textured handle to the CPM-S45VN steel full flat black blade, everything is sharper, smoother and guaranteed to provide performance and user comfort.Blade Length: 3 7/16" (87 mm)Cutting Edge: 3 5/64" (78 mm)Blade Thickness: 9/64" (3.5 mm)Overall Length: 8 9/32" (210 mm)Closed Length: 4 13/16" (122 mm)Hole Diameter: 9/16" (14 mm)Blade Steel: CPM-S45VN Premium Stainless SteelWeight: 3.75 oz. (106 oz. )Handle Material: G-10Made in Golden, Colorado, USA. The article is shared from Internet...knifeglobal：https ://knifeglobal.com

Originally designed to condense the defining features of Spyderco's Military Model into a more compact format, the Paramilitary took the knife world by storm. Its second-generation version, the Paramilitary 2, reigns as one of the most popular folding knife designs ever created and continues to inspire an expanding family of variations. The lean, open-backed design, nested stainless steel liners, and high-strength Compression Lock mechanism of this highly evolved folder complement a full-flat-ground blade, an oversized Trademark Round Hole, and a four-position clip. Together, the synergy of these elements yields a truly exemplary cutting tool that has had a profound impact on modern knife design.Blade Length: 3.42"Closed Length: 4.82"Overall Length: 8.24"Cutting Edge: 3.04"Blade Thickness: 0.145"Blade Material: CPM-S45VN Stainless SteelBlade Style: Clip PointBlade Grind: Full FlatBlade Finish: SatinBlade Edge: PlainHandle Material: G10Handle Color: BlackLocking Mechanism: CompressionPocket Clip: Tip-Up, Tip-Down, Left/Right CarryModel Number: C81GP2Model Name: Paramilitary 2Weight: 3.9 oz.Made in USA The article is shared from Internet...knifeglobal：https ://knifeglobal.com

The Mercator German Army Issue Cat Lockback is a simple folding knife that features a 3.5" blade with a stainless steel handle. The blade is made from carbon steel with an effective nail nick for easy opening while the lockback mechanism locks the blade firmly in place. The handle is made from one piece of black coated steel and features a cat etched in gold color. The slim profile makes this knife easy to use and to carry. Made in Germany.Blade Length: 3.5"Closed Length: 4.25"Overall Length: 7.75"Blade Material: Carbon SteelBlade Thickness: 0.09"Blade Style: Drop PointBlade Finish: SatinHandle Material: Black Stainless SteelHandle Thickness: 0.24"Locking Mechanism: LockbackWeight: 2.9 oz.Made in Solingen, Germany The article is shared from Internet...knifeglobal：https ://knifeglobal.com

Kershaw 1830 Oso Sweet Assisted Flipper Knife 3.1" Satin Plain Blade, Black GFN Handles Folding Knife This is indeed one sweet little pocket knife. The Oso Sweet features a classic drop point blade that gives you maximum workaday utility. First, the Oso Sweet opens one-handed with SpeedSafe assisted opening. Just pull back on the ambidextrous flipper and the blade moves out of the handle ready for use. Whether you're left-handed or right-handed, your blade is easy to access and ready to go when you are. Kershaw heat-treats the 8Cr13MoV blade steel to bring out its high-performance characteristics like good edge retention, strength, hardness and wear resistance.The handle is glass-filled nylon for excellent durability and incorporates a textured 'scales' pattern that gives the Oso Sweet a unique look. A locking liner secures the blade during use and closes easily for pocket carry or storage. The pocket clip can be reversed for tip-up or tip-down carry. Once you get your hands on one and start using it, we think it will be pretty popular with you, too.Blade Length: 3.1"Closed Length: 4.1"Overall Length: 7.25"Blade Thickness: 0.11"Handle Thickness: 0.53"Blade Grind: HollowBlade Finish: SatinBlade Style: Drop PointBlade Material: 8Cr13MoV Stainless SteelHandle Material: Black Injection-Molded Glass-Filled NylonWeight: 2.9 oz.Made in China The article is shared from Internet...knifeglobal：https ://knifeglobal.com

Smith & Wesson4.75" closed. Black coated, partially serrated tanto blade with dual thumb studs. Black rubber coated aluminum handles with integrated seat belt cutter and glass breaker. Stainless pocket clip.Blade Length: 3.3"Closed Length: 4.75"Overall Length: 8.25"Blade Thickness: 0.11"Blade Material: 7Cr17 High Carbon Stainless SteelBlade Style: TantoBlade Finish: BlackHandle Thickness: 0.5"Handle Material: Rubber Coated Aluminum, BlackLocking Mechanism: Liner LockPocket Clip: Tip-DownWeight: 4.6 oz.Made in China#knifeglobal #kubeyknives #kubey #EDC #Knifeclub #kubeyknife #knives #knife #Knifefanatic #Multitool #Tacticalknives #Tacticalknife #Everydaytactical #Knifepic #Edcknives #Knivesforsale #Bladeforums #Madebetter #FoldingKnife #Knifephoto #knifeporn #knifenut#knifephotography #edcknife #foldingknife #knives #knifephotography #knivesofig #knivesforsale #knivesout #knivesofinstagram #customknives#knivesweekly #forksoverknives #knivesofinsta #knifeobsession #knifeporn #knifenut #huntingseason #wildernesssurvival #knivesofinstagram #knifecomunity #everdaycarry #knifeedc #campingknife #outdoorknife #usmilitary #knives #knife #foldingknife #edcknife #EDC #edcknives #knifephotography #knivesofig #knivesforsale #knivesout #knivesofinstagram #customknives #knivesandcoffee #knivesweekly #forksoverknives #knivesofinsta #knifeobsession #knifeporn #knifeaddicts #knifemaking #knifenutThe article is shared from Internet...knifeglobal：https ://knifeglobal.com

The 110 Folding Hunter--A traditional favorite! Buck's Folding Hunter was created in 1963 when Al Buck decided that a revolutionary lockblade knife was needed by outdoorsmen who wanted a sturdy knife but did not want to carry a long fixed-blade knife. He was right and the result proved to be the key to the company's future. The challenge was to combine the strengths of other folding knives with locking mechanisms into a good-looking, reliable product. It wasn't easy, but after a series of refinements, the Model 110 was unveiled. Within six months, this innovation was the hottest knife in the industry. The Folding Hunter, after over 50 years, is still one of America's best-selling knives.As originally introduced in the 1960s the 110 once again features a genuine ebony hardwood handle. This ethically sourced Crelicam ebony supports replanting efforts in the Congo Basin rainforest, while providing Buck Knives with a genuine hardwood handle that is nearly indestructible.*Please note: When Buck makes handles out of natural products, you will find nature's own "brandmarks." In most cases, these markings are not flaws, rather nature's own design. Colors and markings will vary from handle to handle. Each one will have its own personality and distinctive look unlike handles created from man-made materials.*420HC STEELThis is Buck's standard blade material because it approaches the wear resistance of high carbon alloys while delivering the corrosion resistance of chromium stainless steels. Add our exclusive heat-treat process and you have a very user-friendly combination of superior corrosion resistance with excellent strength for wear resistance and durability. You also have a blade that is easy to resharpen. For best performance we harden to a Rockwell hardness of Rc 58.Clip Point BladeThe crescent tip makes the blade thinner with a sharper point. This shape provides good control for detail work and cutting in tight places. It is also well suited for intentional punctures like new holes in your belt, etc. While the point of the blade is effective for detail work, it's not as strong as the thicker points on drop points and skinners.Blade Length: 3-3/4"Blade Material: 420HC Stainless SteelHandle Material: Crelicam Ebony WoodBlade Thickness: 0.12"Length Closed: 4-7/8"Locking Mechanism: LockbackWeight: 7.2 oz.Black Leather Belt SheathForever WarrantyMade in USA#knifeglobal #kubeyknives #kubey #EDC #Knifeclub #kubeyknife #knives #knife #Knifefanatic #Multitool #Tacticalknives #Tacticalknife #Everydaytactical #Knifepic #Edcknives #Knivesforsale #Bladeforums #Madebetter #FoldingKnife #Knifephoto #knifeporn #knifenut#knifephotography #edcknife #foldingknife #knives #knifephotography #knivesofig #knivesforsale #knivesout #knivesofinstagram #customknives#knivesweekly #forksoverknives #knivesofinsta #knifeobsession #knifeporn #knifenut #huntingseason #wildernesssurvival #knivesofinstagram #knifecomunity #everdaycarry #knifeedc #campingknife #outdoorknife #usmilitary #knives #knife #foldingknife #edcknife #EDC #edcknives #knifephotography #knivesofig #knivesforsale #knivesout #knivesofinstagram #customknives #knivesandcoffee #knivesweekly #forksoverknives #knivesofinsta #knifeobsession #knifeporn #knifeaddicts #knifemaking #knifenut The article is shared from Internet...knifeglobal：https ://knifeglobal.com

  Full Length: 216mmBlade Length: 93mmBlade Material: D2Blade Thickness: 0.12 in (3.1 mm)Blade Hardness: HRC59-61Handle Length: 123mmHandle Material: G10

KUBEY KU117D D2 G10 Handle Folding KnifeFull Length: 216mmBlade Length: 93mmBlade Material: D2Blade Thickness: 0.12 in (3.1 mm)Blade Hardness: HRC59-61Handle Length: 123mmHandle Material: G10