Category: Survival Knives

My former L.T. Wright Genesis, that is now in the capable hands of an active scoutmaster, proved its worth on a scout river trip.

In the knife world, no name has greater respect than R.W. Loveless. Today, an original Loveless drop point hunter is spendy – and good luck trying to find one for sale! These Loveless Zytel knives by Beretta lets people on a budget get a user model of a classic design.

Beretta USA has a full lines of shooting, outdoor apparel and gear, and it’s only natural they have knives. I’m checking out their Hunter Model with giraffe bone handle, and here is how it is performing.

Love your Mora™ knife, but want something tougher? Check out the Battle Horse Knives™ Feather Stick™.

A knife making group in the village of Bamba, in northern Uganda, is bringing hope to war orphans. You can help by buying a quality, handmade knife.

Take a hard look at the Mora 840 Companion if you’re looking for the best beginner knife.

It’s a wonderful quandary: Bark River UP Gunny or UP Bravo? Which one do you want to buy? The UP Bravo is the knife I would have designed for me. But the BR Gunny is one of my favorite knife series. Which one will be the best choice for you? 

Here’s a quick and easy method to custom fit a leather sheath to your knife.

The Bark River Cub is a proven design that works very well for a hunting/survival knife. Here is what I found out when I field tested one on a whitetail.

Combine a classic design with hand-forged quality and superior steel and you get the Lon Humphrey Minuteman. There is a lot to like about this knife.