Tag: Knife Business
Bark River Knives Shuts Down Amid Steel Controversy
Bark River Knives owner Mike Stewart took to Facebook to admit to closure and the use of Chinese steel in Made-in-U.S.A. labeled knives.
Bark River...
Sniper Bladeworks And Mossy Oak Team Up
Sniper Bladeworks announce a new collaboration, a collection featuring Mossy Oak camouflage patterns on its hard-use knives.
50 Years Ago In BLADE: Your Friendly Airport Knife Shop
Not only could you carry knives on flights, you could buy them in airports.
A knife shop in an airport is not exactly something you...
Knife Steels To Watch In 2026
Stainless, high-carbon, super steels, see what 2025's shakeups mean for knife steels in 2026.
GSM Outdoors Purchases Smith’s Products
GSM Outdoor takes a larger stake in the knife industry with the purchase of Smith's Products.
GiantMouse Turns 10: A Bold Idea Becomes A Global Knife Brand
Built on collaboration, craftsmanship, and a no-compromise mindset, GiantMouse celebrates a decade of redefining what everyday carry can be.
![A TOPS Knives Tom Brown Tracker was lost during an IED explosion in Iraq. The soldier involved returned later to where the explosion occurred and recovered the knife, quite a bit worse from wear, from a local who had found it. “We swapped the soldier a new one and still have that knife [above] here today,” the company’s Craig Powell said.](https://blademag.com/wp-content/uploads/Warrenty-7-218x150.jpg "Knife Warranty Claims: The Good, Bad And Ugly")
Knife Warranty Claims: The Good, Bad And Ugly
Some knife warranty claims stretch the limits, while others are just plain bizarre.
It’s an honorable option, a sensible aspect of a purchase contract, but...
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Knifemaking 101 – Read This Before You Make a Knife
by Wayne Goddard
My experience has taught me that there's nothing like digging in and getting started. I've often said the hardest part of the...
