A push button automatic knife is a significantly more complex tool than an assisted opening knife, and much more complex than even a basic folder - immeasurably more so than a fixed blade.
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Whether you’re camping, hiking, or just love being outdoors, having a boot knife that you can rely on can make a huge difference.
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The dagger occupies a unique place in human history. Unlike knives, which were primarily designed for utility, the dagger’s primary role was as a weapon.
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If you’re building a serious Lord of the Rings sword collection, there comes a point where heroic blades like Andúril and Sting aren’t enough. You need something darker, something that shifts the tone...
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There are many infamous bayonet patterns from history, and we carry many in our collection, not all of which are American; some of our replicas are British, German and Japanese.
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Self-defense is a deeply personal topic, and for many people, the idea of owning a firearm doesn’t feel right.
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Swordplay with a rapier is quite distinct from that of other weapons like greatswords, which rely more heavily on mass and power than they do on technique; the rapier is also a long, thin sword that i...
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Lockpicking is one of those rare skills that feels both practical and thrilling. Whether you're fascinated by the inner workings of locks or simply want the satisfaction of being able to solve a mecha...
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There are many different types of folding pocket knives out there, and some of them have special opening mechanisms that make it easier to deploy the knife.
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Two enduringly popular styles of knives are neck knives and boot knives, intended to be carried as the name suggests.
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Ninja stars, formally known as shuriken, are iconic tools associated with the stealth and strategy of ancient Japanese warriors. While most people think of them as weapons from ninja lore, their real-...
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A rapier is one of the most recognizable swords in European history, famed not for battlefield dominance but for its role in duels, civilian defense, and the culture of Renaissance Europe.
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