Articles on Hunting Knives, Bowie Knives, Survival Knives at NorthAmericanKnives.com

Here is a collection of articles relating to outdoor knives that we hope you will find informative, useful and at times entertaining. If you have any comments regarding any of these articles please contact us. Your feedback is important and we would love to hear from you.

Benchmade Knives - September, 2007
BlackHawk Blades - December, 2007
Boker Knives - May, 2008
Buck Knives - A cut above - July, 2007
Damascus Steel - Knife Steel of the 12th Century - August, 2008
Damascus Steel In The Modern World - September, 2008
G-10 Knife Handles - June , 2008
Gerber Knives - August, 2007
Ka-Bar Knives - March, 2009
Knife Steel - December, 2006
Knife Steels - January, 2007
Mule vs. Cougar - June, 2008
Rambo Knife Review - September, 2008
Sharp Knives are Safer: November 13, 2006
SOG Knives - September, 2007
Survival Knives: December, 2006
Tips On Selecting A Hunting Knife: December, 2006

A Sharp Knife Is SaferArticle on sharpening hunting knives, bowie knives and survival knives.

Survival KnivesShort article at www.northamericanknives.com discussing features of quality Survival Knives

Selecting a hunting knifeSelecting a Hunting Knife. An article that discusses common features found on a hunting knife and the advantages and disadvantages of those features.

Knife SteelKnife Steel and the elements used to make it are discussed. The benefits of different types of knife steel are presented.

Knife SteelsDifferent types of knife steel that are commonly used by the major knife manufacturers are discussed. The advantages and disadvantages of different type of knife steel are presented at www.northamericanknives.com

Benchmade KnivesShort informative article about Benchmade Knives. Benchmade knives started in California, then Benchmade knives moved to Clackamas, Oregon.

BlackHawk BladesBlackHawk Blades are made by BlackHawk, a company that produces top quality survival and tactical gear. Learn where the idea for BlackHawk came from.

Buck KnivesLearn about Buck Knives and the company that has made quality Buck knives for years. A brief history of the Buck knives is presented.

Gerber KnivesGerber hunting, folding, survival knives. Gerber rescue and tactical knives. Huge selection of Gerber Knives on sale at www.NorthAmericanKnives.com

SOG KnivesThe idea for SOG Knives came from knives developed by the SOG in the Vietnam war. SOG Knives are produced by SOG Speciality Knives, Inc in Lynnwood, Washington.

Boker KnivesBoker knives history traces the international growth of Boker knives from the original Boeker plant in Germany. Boker knives are made in Germany, the USA and South America.

G-10 Handle MaterialWhat is a G-10 knife handle? If you want to know what a G-10 handle is read this short article.

Mule vs. Cougar

Damascus Steel IDamascus Steel was the preferred steel for knives and swords in the 12th Century. Damascus Steel continued to be prized as blade steel for several centuries. Today Damascus Steel is still valued by knife collectors.

Damascus Steel II

Rambo Knife ReviewThe new Rambo Knives in demand. Want to find out what they have to offer? The Rambo Bowie Knives and Rambo Survival knives are reviewed here.

Ka-Bar Knives

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Cold Steel Double Agent II. 7 1/2" overall. 3 1/4" AUS-8A stainless clip blade. Full tang construction with two finger holes. Black Grivory handle grips. Molded black Secure-Ex® sheath. Includes neck chain.

Cold Steel Double Agent II Knife Specifications:
Blade: 3"
Overall: 7 7/8"
Thick: 2.3mm
Weight: 2.5 oz.
Steel: Japanese AUS 8A Stainless

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