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How to make a spear from a survival knife and channel your inner Fred Flintstone
We’ve all been there before: lost in the deep recesses of the woods, with nothing more than a trusty survival knife and an insatiable desire to build a badass spear. Whether you’re looking to pick up a new survival skill or simply channel your inner Fred Flintstone and impress some friends, spears are not only [...]
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The Sypderco portable hand, the knife that gave Sypderco their start
Today, Spyderco knives are known across the world for their unique shapes and stellar performance, but have you ever wondered about the early days of this famous knife company? Spyderco was founded by Sal Glesser in 1976, but Glesser’s first product wasn’t actually a knife, but a spider-shaped device called “The Portable Hand,” which was [...]
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76-year-old sword swallower seeks Guinness record
When most people envision their golden years, Caribbean cruises, leisurely walks on the beach and golf come to mind. Not so for 76-year-old James “Lucky” Ball, a former insurance salesman, who spends his spare time swallowing swords. Ball, who lives in Oakley, Kansas, has been a prolific sword swallower for 64 years and still perfects [...]
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Knives Save Lives: Man fights off vicious staghound dog with pocket knife
A 69-year-old man was taking a peaceful jaunt down the street with his Jack Russel Terrier in New South Wales, Australia, when a wild, enraged staghound attacked him and his dog. Undaunted, he used his pocket knife to fend off the beast, slaying it in the process, another prime example in our series of how [...]
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The Dos and Don’ts of Carrying Knives While Traveling
Leaving your favorite blade at home when going on vacation can be a bummer, especially if it’s something you need for your job. Since 9/11, intensified security screens have made it increasingly difficult for knife owners to transport knives. A recent article in the New York Times highlighted the innumerable difficulties these crackdowns have caused on [...]
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Knives Save Lives: Utah Children Saved From Sinking Car by Gun and Pocket Knife
Imagine this: You’re driving down a snowy highway on a cold winter night, when the car in front of you careens into an icy river. A distraught and panicked father climbs out, only to dive back in, desperately trying to pull his three children from the wreckage. You jump in the water and try to [...]
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Australia to prohibit pocket knives, turn farmers into criminals
Considering taking a trip down under this year? If so, leave your pocket knives at home. Australia is moving ahead with some of the most repressive anti-knife legislation in the world, prohibiting pocket knives and “flick knives,” and mandating that anyone caught with a pocket knife in public explain to police why they need it [...]
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Check out the commemorative “Justice is Done” Osama bin Laden knife
Osama bin Laden is dead. His body has been dumped into the Arabian Sea, and a treasure trove of information about his murderous intentions, in addition to his massive pornography stash, are being meticulously examined by the CIA. It has been almost ten years since Sept 11 and for many Americans the death of bin [...]
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Would America Be Safer If Everyone Was Required To Own A Knife?
We’ve been blogging a lot lately about efforts to regulate knives, such as a proposed law in Nevada that would make it illegal for a parent to carry a pocket knife to a high school football game. In researching knife laws, I’ve realized they’re often very similar to gun laws: fear-based and irrational. I recently [...]
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Preemptive knife law passes House in Utah
The effort to get knives recognized under the Second Amendment saw another success this week after the Utah legislature took steps to pass a law that would prohibit city and local municipalities from regulating the use of knives. The passage is seen as a victory for knife rights enthusiasts who see this as an important [...]
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