There’s nothing worse than planning a big camping or hunting trip, only to realize you forgot something vital after you arrive. There’s a reason they teach the boy scouts to be prepared–it’s essential in adventuring i
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When shopping for a kitchen knife, you want the best quality knives you can get at the lowest price. The problem is, quality knives are usually not inexpensive and cheap knives are often low in quality. So, how do you kn
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The debate has gone on for some time. Which style is best: automatic or assisted knives? While some say automatic knives are mostly for show, others prefer the style over any other for their efficiency.
When cho
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Any good knife owner knows that every knife needs attention. From a sharpening or good cleaning every so often, to a lanyard, display, or carrying case to keep knives looking and working their best.
At American
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Throughout history, certain areas of the world have been recognized and well known for their ability to design and make the most influential knives. Some are short-lived trends among their areas, others last through c
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To keep a knife in good working order, you’ll need to take care of them. Simple maintenance and cleaning rituals will protect your knives and prolong their lives.
Basic Knife Cleaning
Start by wiping away visib
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The laws that govern how a person can carry, purchase, or own a knife are varied throughout the United States. It can be tough to understand what is legal and what is illegal, especially as the laws change from state to
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Each section of a knife and their specific attributes and features can be difficult to remember. The basic anatomy of a knife can be divided into two parts: the handle and the blade. Let’s go over the main points and
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Antique knife collecting can be a great hobby. Before you get started, you want to begin by doing your research and learning about quality knives so you don’t get swindled. You may decide to be a generalist and collect a
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