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Sunday, May 11, 2008

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Saturday, February 23, 2008

Knife Collecting: A Great Hobby for Young and Old

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Knife collecting can be a fun way to collect something from another era. It can also be a very profitable hobby.

Beginning with knowing what types of knives are out there and which ones are real and which are fakes or counterfeits, you must do some homework before purchasing your first knife. Even experts who have been collecting knives for years have been duped by counterfeits and fakes because they were not paying close enough attention to the details.

Different Types of Knives to Collect -

There are many styles and kinds of knives out there to choose from. You may want to collect only one style of knife, like the pocket knife, or you may want to collect several kinds and styles of knives. For example, you could collect the pocket knife and the bowie knife along with boot knives and katana swords.

Pocket Knives -

Pocket knives date back to the early 19th century and can be found in various styles and shapes with different blades and gadgets. The pocket knife value depends on the price and the condition it is in. The resale value depends on the same thing so be careful when handling your collection and cleaning each item.

Bowie Knives -

Bowie knives are big collectible items at the present time. Bowie knives began in the early 1800's by a man named James Bowie while he was watching a duel and many of the bystanders lost control and began fighting. Bowie was shot in the leg and ended up killing a man with his large hunting knife that his brother gave him for protection. People everywhere heard the story and wanted a bowie knife. Authentic bowie knives in excellent condition have sold for upwards of $40,000 depending on the style, size, where it came from, and to whom you are selling it too.

Katana Swords -

Katana swords are Japanese swords that are usable art. They are beautiful displays that can still be used at martial art competitions. They are very expensive and one should think very carefully before beginning a collection of this caliber. They are popular at the moment and so resale value might be enticing to a novice, but there is a lot of work and care that goes into maintaining the katana swords. Also, it is not wise to purchase a 'fixer upper' sword because there are so many pieces to the sword, and restoration is complicated and expensive. You are better off purchasing an original from a reputable dealer.

Boot Knives -

Boot knives are knives like hunting or utility knives worn in a sheath attached to your boot or in your pant leg to be concealed from others.

Check Out Knife Shows -

Going to knife shows will help you decide which knives you want to begin collecting. You should also talk to the people at the shows - the ones who are selling knives and the ones who are buying them. Listen to what they have to say about collecting knives, how they got their start, and what to look for. Most people at the knife shows have been around for a long time and know what they are doing. They can show you the difference between an original knife and a counterfeit, or at least show you what the real one looks like.

Knife shows are also where you will get some good ideas of prices and what you will be investing on your collection. Some knives are very expensive and others are reasonably priced, it depends on the era the knife came from and the person or business selling the knife.

Research How to Clean Your Knife Collection -

Cleaning your knife collection takes time and patience. You don't want to hurry through a job such as this. You need to avoid getting a possibly injury by the sharp blades, and you need to maintain those knives without ruining any of the knives in the collection. To properly clean your knives you will need oil, a soft cotton rag and cotton swabs. If you have a knife with rust, all is not lost, take a cotton swab and dab a little oil on the spots, and let it sit for a few days. When you return, gently pick the rust off with another knife, leaving the original stainless steel or finish intact. Use the oil on the rag and gently wipe the width of the blade, always pushing away from you with the sharpened edge facing away from you.

Displaying your collection of knives needs to be done delicately. You can have a case built or build one yourself, and display them on a soft cloth or have them hanging on the wall, blade side up so as not to wear the sharp edge down.

William "Cole" Doggett is a knife expert and owns an Internet knife shop, Knife & Supply Company, LLC at http://www.KnifeSupplyCompany.com. Stop by and check out the massive selection of Gerber Knives at some of the best prices on the Internet today!
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Tactical Knives Variety for the Collector and Practical User

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There are many different types of Tactical knives and just as many different uses for them.

The Beginning of Tactical Knives

Tactical knives first began as pre-tactical knives in 1990 when one of the best known knifemakers, Ernest Emerson, refused to use any part of a plant or animal that was endangered. He began incorporating exotic materials such as paua and abalone shells, rare woods and mother-of-pearl. The blades were either hand rubbed or highly polished. The pre-tactical knives were made famous by their bright colored handles and the prominent use of clip point blades. These knives were also noted for their precision locking mechanism and close tolerance. His early knives sold for $800 to $2000 each and once he became a respected knifemaker, he was able to concentrate on making the knives he really wanted to make and those were the knives for combat - folding Tactical knives.

Tactical Knife Trends

The latest trends in tactical knives are the folders. There are hundreds of designs and a couple of dozen patents for the manufacturer of these and other knives. Since they have an all business look to them, but work like a horse, they have built quite the following. This has prompted several new knife manufacturers and even the conventional manufacturers to jump on the bandwagon of the tactical knives.

Tactical Knife Costs

There are expensive Tactical knives and then there are more reasonably priced Tactical knives. One of the most recommended carrying folding Tactical knives is sold for around $99 and is made of Titanium handles and custom steel and comes with an interchangeable clip for ambidextrous use. It features the "Arc-Lock" locking system which has unmatched holding capacity and smooth, fast opening action, a self-adjusting locking mechanisms for long life, a positive close safety feature and the locking leaver is on the outside of the handle, not the interior. It has a lightweight and comfortable feel to it. Well worth the money!

There is a Tactical knife that carries a fixed blade that's interchangeable that can quickly change from a smooth-edge to a serrated edge in minutes. All that is needed is a coin or screwdriver and you're ready to go. This Tactical knife has a special locking frame that surrounds the blade and folds down into the handle. There are two different blade edges in one knife with this one. It has a detachable clip and lanyard hole giving you many carrying options, plus it's lightweight.

Tactical Knife Tests

Several of the rigorous testing's a Tactical knife must go through before it is certified ready for sale is blade toughness, tip breaking strength, sharpness and edge retention, two weeks saltwater immersion tests, gasoline and acetylene torch resistant, handle twist off limits, chopping, hammering, prying, penetration performance, cutting ability for six different types of rope and nylon line, low noise and low reflection factors and intense field hands on trials. This Tactical knife runs around $135. This fixed-blade Tactical knife is one you want to have with you in a dangerous situation.

Underwater Tactical Knife

There are Tactical knives made specifically for the underwater sportsman. One in particular has a fixed, stainless steel blade and skeleton handle. This knife works well hanging upside down or right side up and is well balanced, and carries with it an innovative sheath system. The way the handle and blade are fused together as an integrated part and its dagger type design, combined with the sheath and clip system makes this a great diver's knife.

Combat Tactical Knives

There are combat Tactical knives that are sold to military and police officers. Using three blades in one, they meet in the middle at the tip; this is a thicker Tactical knife that can infiltrate just about anything. It was tested on various materials such as denim and heavy duty outerwear and sliced through everything like it was nothing but air.

Small Tactical Knives

One of the smallest Tactical knives on the market today has a blade that is only 3.2 inches long. The entire knife, when expanded is a mere 7.9 inches. But how can you defend yourself with such a small knife as this? It packs a powerful sharp punch and police officers around the country are now carrying it in their utility belts or around their necks in the holder it comes with. It's so lightweight; many of the policemen and women in the trial forgot they were wearing it until it came time to use the knife. It can be carried all day. This knife is very inexpensive, but makes a great addition to your arsenal of self defense knives.

William "Cole" Dogget owns and operates Knife & Supply Company, LLC located at http://www.knifesupplycompany.com. This web-shop is stocked full of Tactical Knives at some of the best prices on the Internet! Stop by and add to your tactical knife collection.
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Friday, February 22, 2008

Boot Knives - Collecting the Boot Knife and Self-Defense

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First designed for military use and combat, the boot knife is now widely used for civilian purposes such as biking, hiking, personal protection, hunting, fishing, and competition throwing.

The boot knife is a fixed blade, which means it does not fold. It is typically worn inside the boot or can be attached to the boot. Concealment is the reason for boot knives, as they are easily hidden under the pant leg. They are used for protection, such as in fighting and sometimes in competition throwing knives. They are typically symmetrical and double-edged although they can be single edged. Most are straight edged or plain, although some have a serrated edge.

Boot Knives Are Good For Self-Defense -

There are times when carrying a gun is not possible and to feel protected, carrying a knife is the next best thing. For safety's sake, the best place to carry a knife is in your boot. Not everyone feels comfortable with a knife in their boot and would rather have it in a place where it would be easier to access. These people might use a boot knife but keep it in a side pocket, attach it to their belt, or under their shirt in a neck pouch. But the boot sheath is the best for speed. Boot knife blades range in size from 3-5 inches and are used for both military and civilian self defense uses. The handles are almost always made of a flexible rubber for ease of gripping. However, there are boot knives with handles of wood or other materials, such as molded celluloid.

Throwing Knives -

Boot knives, sometimes referred to as throwing knives, come with a sheath for protecting the person carrying it so there are no nicks on the skin, as well as to protect the blade from dulling. Throwing knives are just that, they are knives that are light weight, compared to the boot knives, which are thrown at something, someone, or a particular target for protection or in a competition. Meant to be thrown instantaneously at an attacker once drawn out of the sheath, boot knives are very aerodynamic.

Practice -

Kneeling down to obtain your boot knife may take some practice. And having a reason for kneeling down might take even more practice to come up with an excuse or reason. But if you feel threatened or are being attacked, that is reason enough to kneel down and retrieve your boot knife and protect yourself or loved ones.

Depending on what you are going to do with your boot knife, from cutting or skinning animals to protection, this is where you will need to decide which knife is best for you.

Boot knives can be used as utility knives, which mean they can do just about any task asked of them, from cutting twine to cutting small tree branches. Or if you are going to be field dressing, hunting and/or filleting fish, there are boot knives made for your every day hunting needs. Boot knives can be any type of knife concealed in the boot.

Boot Knife Sheaths -

One might consider a boot knife to be glamorous but it takes a lot of skill, practice and knowledge to properly use one. It also takes a lot of intelligence to know when to use one. Knowing how to install the sheath properly inside your boot can cut down on accidents. Some sheaths allow the user to control the pressure inside them and adjust how hard or easy it is to pull the knife out of the boot and how easy or hard it is to replace the blade back into the sheath.

Fixed Blade is the Best -

Boot knives can be bowie knives, other hunting knives or fix-blade knives. Folding knives can be carried in the boot, but tend to defeat the purpose of the quick access in case of emergency protection purposes. The fixed blade will remove a step in having to open a folding blade knife. The main idea behind a boot knife is the concealment and how you are going to retrieve the knife.

Carrying a concealed weapon, such as a pistol of some sort, you would need a permit to legally carry it. And even thought the boot knife is a concealed weapon, you do not need a concealed weapon permit to carry one. According to many websites, as well as in person stores, you must be 18 years old to purchase a knife of any kind. And it's important in today's homeland security society and general public safety, to reveal the knife's whereabouts to authorities at airports, police stations and police check points. Be ready to show your boot knife at events such as concerts and ball games, anywhere large groups of people are gathered.

William "Cole" Doggett is the owner of Knife & Supply Company, LLC at http://www.knifesupplycompany.com. Here, you will find a massive selection of Boot Knives and a slew of related items at some of the best prices on the Internet. Stop by and grab yourself a boot knife!
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