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Originally designed as a bayonet for the Austrian Steyr AUG rifle, the Glock Field Knife Model 78 doubles up as a field knife with its drop-point blade, giving it a very robust tip. Features a darkened ‘spring steel’ blade and a black handle, very tactical indeed.
Buy it: $27.90 from Amazon.
Mammoth tooth handles, damascus steel blade, engraved nickel bolsters … this combination is a personal favourite. Handmade by knifemaker Dave Ferry, the ‘Ranchero model is a small, lightweight knife with a blade length of 3 inches and an overall length of 7. Accentuating the fine design is the Western Brite Cut engraving by Mike “Tapadero” Vatalero, of Tap’s Bit and Spur Shop. (Photo: Horsewright – BladeForums)
Aye, the search for the perfect gentleman folder is over. This pocket knife from knifemaker Gene Wiseman is beautifully crafted with a carbon fiber bolster and blue G-10 handle. With a sharp edge from 1095 carbon steel, this pocket knife will make quick work of everyday tasks, and a classy one at that! (Photo: jkskaminski – Instagram)
Looking for an sturdy EDC knife that can serve as an outdoors knife as well? The Bradford Guardian 3 is a 3.5″ full tang knife made from M390 steel – known for its ease of sharpening, ability to hold an edge, and its high corrosion resistance. Shown above in Ghost G-10 handles, it is available in 13 colours and different blade finishes from Bradford Knives. (Photo: bigdaddywolverine – Instagram)
Walking with dinosaurs: here’s a red dinosaur bone folder with a damascus blade! Imagine carrying something that lived 100-140 million years ago :O (Photo: Reliquary SF – Pinterest)
Wicked-looking and with sleek details, this custom recurve bowie resembles an elfish knife. Made from CPM-3V steel, an oxblood leather moulded sheath, and with mosaic pins in its wooden handle … definitely a functional piece of knife craft! (Photo: knifepics – Tumblr)
Chanced upon this gem! The folding knives from Strider have a reputation for being solid and a robust tactical option. Here’s a piece of art in damascus steel and handles! (Photo: bkdunn71 – Instagram)