Cool Customs: Barret Chrisman Takes The Ol’ Bullet Hi-Tech
Barret Chrisman puts a modern spin on a vintage Remington design.
What Makes A Good Hamon?
Know the visual tells of whether a hamon is done properly or not.
Cool Customs: Kevin Casey’s Little Feather Knives
Kevin Casey feathers his cap with an outstanding array of custom throwback blades.
Cool Customs: Blount’s War Club Dusts Off Mohican Memories
Josh Blount reproduces Chingachgook’s gunstock war club.
ABS apprentice smith Josh Blount recently rewatched the 1992 version of The Last of the Mohicans, and the...
New Knives: Custom Options From All Categories And Continents
Hot haves by custom makers from around the globe.
Knife Collecting Tips To Get The Most Out Of Your Buy
Observe all nine and your collecting pursuit can be most satisfying.
Daniel O’Connor Goes With The Flow On His Black Widow
A suski knife that developed a taste for Texas brisket.
Collaboration Knives That Cut To The Quick
Designers and companies join forces to help consumers win with these knife collaborations.
The Tony Test: Lockback Whittlers
Tony Bose said if you can make a lockback whittler, you have arrived as a knifemaker.
Cool Custom: Brian Brown’s Taka v2s
Not one of his everyday builds, the Taka v2s by Brian Brown features a notable blade, handle and lock.
Cool Custom: Ray Rybar’s Prospector Push Dagger Strikes It Rich
Sourced from Geronimo country Rybar's Prospector dagger and bolo combo prove pure gold.
Custom Dagger: Double-Edged Gems That Get To The Point
These classic custom daggers dare the steal the show.
2024 Knife Buying Trends: Collectors Tighten Up Their Wallets
After smashing years in the post-pandemic, buyers have tightened their belts. See how this knife buying trend will affect 2024.
2024 Knife Trends: Watchwords For The Coming Year
Chris Quinn of GP Knives gives his view of knife trends for the upcoming calendar year. See what 2024 has in store for the knife industry.
King Tut Dagger: The Rare Chance To Hold The Legend
A chance phone call out of the blue leads to the author's opportunity to see and hold the iconic Warenski King Tut Dagger.