Tag Archives: Gentleman’s Knife

New Benchmade Stryker 904SB

Posted on March 13, 2014 by Wilson

I could not wait to order the new 2014 Benchmade Stryker.  Since I have been wearing business casual of late, I decided to buy a Stryker 904SB because it was the “gentleman’s folder” of the line.  USPS kindly delivered on … Continue reading →

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Cardsharp 2 Knife Review

Posted on December 10, 2013 by Wilson

I have this friend at work who I think is the Most Interesting Man in the World—real life version.  While I cannot divulge what I know of his past, think of someone who has traveled the globe in service to … Continue reading →

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Timberline Vallotton Kickstart Steel Blade

Posted on June 4, 2013 by Wilson

Timberline Knives, founded in the early 1980’s by the late Jim Hardenbrook and Vaughn Neeley, has a history of successful collaborations, whether the early ones with Bob Lum and Ernest Emerson (the Emerson-Neeley SPECWAR won Blade Show’s Best American Knife … Continue reading →

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SOG Knives Mini Aegis Review

Posted on April 10, 2013 by Wilson

SOG Specialty Knives gets its name from the Studies and Observation Group.  SOG.  More specifically, the U.S. Military Assistance Command, Vietnam–Studies and Observation Group.  MACV-SOG.  The acronym did not use the word “special.”  MACV-SOG ran cross-border covert ops, rescue, and … Continue reading →

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Zero Tolerance 0770 Review

Posted on January 22, 2013 by Wilson

Zero Tolerance Knives, the Made in USA hard-use offshoot of KAI Group, Inc, was displaying a very nice mid-sized folder in their SHOT Show 2013 booth.  Rep. Andy Peterson showed me the prototype of the new model, which he said … Continue reading →

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CRKT Heiho aka Hissatsu 2 Review

Posted on January 7, 2013 by Wilson

I wrote my last article about a knife with a Japanese-influenced design.  Let’s do another.  Columbia River Knife and Tool has produced a line of knives, envisioned by noted martial arts instructor James Williams, that deeply bow to the Land … Continue reading →

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