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Maxpedition EXCELSA

By on September 20, 2013 in EDC, Knives

There is a new titanium frame lock knife option on the market from an unlikely source. Maxpedition has introduced the limited edition EXCELSA knife and it has some very nice features for the price (compared to other Ti frame lock knives).

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It features a 6Al4V Titanium alloy handle with frame lock and tip up or tip down, deep carry pocket clip. The drop point blade is flat ground from D2 tool steel and available in two sizes (2.9″ and 3.6″). It has ramped thumb studs and a mechanism that prevents lock bar overtravel.

Check out the EXCELSA from Maxpedition.

Custom ESEE Laser Strike Handle Slabs

By on September 11, 2013 in EDC, Knives, Preparedness, Survival

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The-Knife-Connection has expanded their line of custom machined G-10 handles to include the ESEE Laser Strike. The new handles retain the bow drill pivot functionality of the original handles. They are also relieved at the blade end of the grip to aid in various techniques that require a pinch grip. Like the other grips in this line, these have curves and swells in all the right places.

Check out the Laser Strike Custom Handles at The-Knife-Connection.

Buck Avid Vantage Force Giveaway from Knife-Depot

By on September 3, 2013 in EDC, Knives

EDIT 2: The winner is Fritz M. Check your email Fritz!

EDIT 1: The contest is now closed. Stand by for the winner!

Knife Depot is giving one lucky JTT reader a chance to win a knife that we recently reviewed, the Buck Knives Avid Vantage Force. This is a great knife that is made right here in the USA. Enter below!

Buck Knives Vantage Force Avid

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BHK Batwing Pro Trainers

By on August 28, 2013 in EDC, Knives

Too often, knife makers are willing to market a knife as a serious self defense blade but then they never offer a blunt training drone version which seems kind of counter-intuitive to me. Blind Horse Knives is now offering an aluminum version of their Batwing Pro that we mentioned earlier this month. You’ll have to call to order. Check out the live version of the Batwing Pro at Blind Horse Knives, but hurry because it will be gone in a couple of days.

BHK Batwing Pro Trainer

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