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Smith and Wesson Homeland Security Survival Knife

by Dan Jackson 3 Comments

Smith and Wesson Homeland Security

The Rothco Smith and Wesson Homeland Security Survival Knife is a large Urban Survival Knife from Smith and Wesson. As the "Urban" designation suggests, this knife is designed differently from a forest survival knife. The large tanto blade, urban camo paint job, and large non-functional serrations on the back of the blade add to ...

Filed Under: Fixed Blade Knives, Smith & Wesson, Survival Knives, Tactical Knives

Schrade 735RPB Mariner’s Knife

by Dan Jackson 2 Comments

Last Updated: August 14, 2019

Filed Under: Folding Knives, Schrade

Schrade Old Timer – 160OT Mountain Lion

by Dan Jackson 1 Comment

I've been in a bit of a fixed blade mood lately so today I am taking a look at the Schrade 160OT Mountain Lion. This is small to medium sized skinning / hunting knife with a 4.3" blade and an overall length of 9.3". This knife has a weight of 6.9oz and comes with ...

Filed Under: Fixed Blade Knives, Schrade

Schrade XT2B: X-Timer Drop Point Knife 9 1/2″ Fixed Blade

by Dan Jackson 5 Comments

Schrade XT2B

Last Updated: August 30, 2019 Today I am taking a look at the Schrade X-Timer 9 1/2" Fixed Blade Knife. This is my first review of a knife in the X-Timer Series and I am very excited about this line because I think they provide a lot of knife for the money. Dimensions The Schrade XT2B, is a ...

Filed Under: Fixed Blade Knives, Schrade

Schrade SMEDB/SMEDY California Issue Knife

by Dan Jackson 3 Comments

The Schrade SMEDB California Issue is often referred to as a large version of the Schrade SCALY a very popular small folding knife that can be easily converted in to a "California Legal" automatic knife. Model Name / Nomenclature It took a little digging around before this really clicked for me but I am fairly ...

Filed Under: Automatic Knives, EDC Knives, Schrade

Schrade Extreme Survival Assisted OTF

by Dan Jackson 9 Comments

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I was at a gun show outside New Orleans when I first saw the Schrade Extreme Survival Assisted Out The Front (OTF). I think I said something like "Dang that is COOL" when I first shot the blade out the front of the knife. 5 minutes and $35 later the OTF was heading home ...

Filed Under: Assisted and Automatic Knives, EDC Knives, Schrade

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