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Inside one of the scales of Scott Topper’s Shrike reads: “This Shrike was born in October of 2019 with a blade of cryo treated 63 HRC AEB-L. The core and mechanism are 416ss with Teflon impregnated acetal lockbars actuated by 302ss springs, caged in a Richlite armor bound by hardened 305ss rings.” (SharpByCoop image)

Knife Profile: Shrike Out Hits A Home Run

Scott Topper’s off-the-charts out-the-front is a multi-part marvel, the Shrike Out, brings an artistic twist to the automatic.

How to Collect Knives: 7 Knife Collecting Tips

Purveyors help knife buyers and collectors with what they need to know Working with a reputable purveyor/dealer enhances the knife acquisition experience. The buyer/collector develops...

Medford Knife Moves For $100,000

Medford Knife listed a rendition of its flagship model for $100,000 last week and moved it out the door!

Fit and Finish 101: How to know it when you see it on a...

By Pat Covert Fit and finish is bandied about so often in cutlery circles it’s almost become one word, pronounced something like fittenfinnish. A newbie...

First-Rate Fliers: Best Throwing Knives Tested

Fun to fling, today’s throwing knives fly like the wind.
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Ballistic Knife: The Most Illegal Knife in America

The most banned knife in the United States remains the ballistic knife. Here's a look at what ballistic knives are and how they became banned.
Camillus Mark III Mark 3 knives

Knife Collecting: The History of the Camillus M3

The Camillus M3 comes from an impressive lineage. Dive into Camillus Cutlery history to learn more.
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