Set of 6 throwing knives, each one is 6.5″ long, with 4.25″ double edge blade. Green cord wrapped handles. Includes nylon sheath to hold all 6 knives, that wraps around the leg for easy access to Knives. Price for 3 or more sets is $9.99 ea.
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Small size classic SlimLine lockback folding knife. Traditional woodgrain handle, nickel silver bolsters. Category End Use: EveryDay, pocket knife. Blade Steel: 420HC. Length Closed: 2 3/4 in. (6.9 cm.). Blade Length: 1 7/8 in. (4.8 cm.). Blade Shape: Drop point. Knife Type: Folding, Lockback. Weight: 1.5 oz. (42 g.). Handle Material: Resin impregnated wood sides.
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Working Hunter, 8 1/8″ Description If you only want one hunting knife, it should be the Hunter. The Hunter is an excellent all-purpose knife, yet also works well as for skinning. The leather handle is unexcelled in firmness, shape and polish. The blade is hollow ground and measures 4″. The blade is stainless steel and has a hand-honed edge that will stay sharp. The Hunter comes with a genuine leather sheath. -Blade length 4″, overall length 8 1/8″ -Hollow ground blade -Polished stacked leather handle, finger grip -Aus 6 stainless steel blade -Brass guard -Aluminum butt cap -Comes with leather sheath
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This folding knife/saw combination is ideal for all outdoor situations. Hunters find these prunners extremely handy while maintaining tree stands and shooting lanes. This knife and saw combo is designed with a high-carbon stainless steel knife blade ideal for gutting and skinning and a saw blade that makes short work of small branches and bones. Not will it only help you get that World Class trophy, but you can use it to make sure the cape and the rack gets to the taxidermist in the best shape possible. Both blades lock in the open and closed position for safety. A built-in socket has been installed for adaptation with Trail Blazer’s Xtend-A-Pole or any universal extension pole, including the broom handle in your closet. The handle is offered in red or camouflaged (Mossy Oak’s Break-Up pattern). A cordura sheath with belt loop is included for convenience. A Life-Time Warranty backs all Trail Blazer knife/saw combinations with replaceable blades
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Video 4 of 4, here I show you how to throw different types of Knives, and talk a little bit more on spin and correct distance. Enjoy!
Duration : 0:2:53
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This shaving clip is from our “Advanced Blade Sharpening” DVD, which is a sequel to our “Introduction to Knife Sharpening.” These two DVDs offer a comprehensive guide to sharpening in which Murray Carter, Master Bladesmith and owner of Carter Cutlery, explains what you need to become an expert at sharpening Knives. With this knowledge and a little practice, you will soon be able to make a knife sharp enough you can even shave with it, as Murray demonstrates here!
Some of the topics covered in the Advanced DVD are:
6-Step Sharpening Procedure
Kata-Ha Sushi Knife Sharpening
Tanto Blade Re-grinding
Achieving Defined Points
Using Stones So They Wear Evenly
Shortcomings Of Guides & Jigs
Function Of Polishing Sludge
What To Do With Serrations
Effect Of Angled Micro-Serrations On Slice
Pitting On Carbon Steeled Blades
To order these DVDs, visit the Knife Sharpening page at our website:
http://cartercutleryproducts.com/category.sc?categoryId=8
Or you can go directly to the DVD pages:
Introduction to Knife Sharpening
http://cartercutleryproducts.com/product.sc?categoryId=8&productId=22
Advanced Blade Sharpening
http://cartercutleryproducts.com/product.sc?categoryId=8&productId=23
You can get both DVDs and save $10 by ordering the Knife Sharpening Set here:
http://cartercutleryproducts.com/product.sc?categoryId=8&productId=21
For those really serious about getting to work quickly and correctly, check out our Japanese Water Stones and the different package combinations you can choose from:
http://cartercutleryproducts.com/category.sc?categoryId=8
Be sure also to visit our main website here for a real treat to discover the worth and beauty of hand-forged Japanese knives:
http://www.cartercutlery.com/
Our Products are all located here:
http://cartercutleryproducts.com/main.sc
Drop by for a visit! Hope to see you soon. And remember…
Stay sharp!
Duration : 0:5:15
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Here is a review of my Elk Ridge Knife, I hope you enjoy it 
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Duration : 0:3:8
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Here is video 2 of 4 in my how to throw knives series. This goes over how to hold the throwing Knives, and the actual throwing technique. Enjoy!
Duration : 0:3:52
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You`ve just paid out your hard-earned money on a brand new kitchen knife. That is the buying part over with. But, what about taking care of it, so that it will last you for a long time?
Following some simple rules will help you to keep that quality knife in great condition, giving you years of satisfaction.
Cutting on an unsuitable surface is likely to damage either the knife or the surface! Use a chopping board made of wood or plastic.
After use wash the knife in warm soapy water after use, and dry it. Never use a dishwasher for wooden-handled knives. Preferably don`t use a dishwasher for any knives.
Don’t use a scouring pad or other abrasive material to clean your knife. This will scratch the blade. A sponge or soft cloth is best.
Many knives are stain-resistant, but you may notice some discolouration of the blade if it is not cleaned after use with acidic foods such as lemons or pickles. This discolouration can normally be easily removed by rubbing gently with a good quality mild cream cleanser to bring back the knife’s original shine.
Don`t allow your knife to go blunt. Sharpen regularly using a whetstone, or perhaps a ceramic or diamond tool.
<b>Of Paramount Importance Is Knife Safety</b>
The kitchen can be a busy place, and accidents can and do happen. Follow these tips and avoid problems with cutting yourself with your knives.
If used properly, a sharp knife is safer than a blunt one. Less force is required to use a sharp knife, so there is less chance of it slipping. But a sharp knife can be very dangerous if abused.
It may seem like a contradiction, but sharp knives are the safest. With a clean edge, a knife is more predicable and easier to control. If you’ve purchased a top-of-the-line knife, maintaining the quality of the blade ensures maximum value from your investment.
While a sharp knife is indeed a safe knife, it’s wise to use caution with your newly sharpened knives, as they will be sharper than you expect.
Always use a chopping board, and never touch the edge of the blade with your finger.
Never leave the knife lying in a washing up bowl, or anywhere else where your fingers could come into accidental contact with the blade.
Finally, it goes without saying that sharp Knives should be kept well out of the reach of children, and stored in a safe place such as a knife block.
Never use your knife to cut frozen food or to cut through bone. This will blunt the blade or possibly even chip it.
Geoff Cummings
http://www.articlesbase.com/food-and-beverage-articles/correct-care-of-your-kitchen-knives-723333.html
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Your wedding day is nearly coming, and you start to move uneasy because of mixed emotions. You might feel like your manhood is slowly melting away because of the feminine touches that surrounds you all the time: from frills, fluffs to flowers of the month. But hey, it’s the most special day of your life, so please stop acting as if you are quitting!
However, there is one aspect of your wedding that will keep you settle down and that is your best buddies – your groomsmen. Since they’ve been there for you through good and bad times, for sure they would want to continue what they’ve started all throughout your wedding day. And so, this is enough to thank them and show them how much they really mean to you.
BARWARE. Give something they will enjoy while they start to gather for a drinking session, such as beer mugs, steins, shot glasses, bottle and wine opener, wine stopper and flasks. They can be very choosy when it comes to gifts, but for as long as they can drink out of it, they’ll feel happy and satisfied.
PUB SIGNS. Jazz up their bachelor pad or entertainment room with personalized pub signs. When choosing, consider the pub signs that coincide your buddies’ personality and likes.
POCKET KNIVES. This one of the most ultimate gift for men. Pocket knives are an appealing mixed of both traditional and innovative touch. Some are sterling silver and may allow for personalization. These little Knives seem to be very common, but today there are new and improved multi-purpose ones that are widely available in local and online stores, and you can definitely find something more cooler.
GROOMING KITS. Of course, your groomsmen wants to look clean and good at your wedding, so give each of them a personalized grooming kit before ending your bachelor party.
TRAVEL BAGS. Travel bags are a great choice of gifts for groomsmen especially if you’ll going to have a destination wedding. Travel bags are always a good choice especially for buddies who are always on the go for business trips. Choose custom travel bags which you’ll be able to make your gift personalized by including each of your men’s names or initials.
POCKET WATCHES. These are a classic gift that no one actually owns unless it is passes down or given to them. This may seem to be very traditional, but this is something that most men would like to own.
COOLER BAGS. Coolers are always a hit for gentlemen who are loving the outdoors – be it a picnic at the park, camping, hunting or fishing – these cooler bags are always on the go. Help them pack their delicious get-away snacks and refreshing sodas with a personalized cooler bag.
Other choices you may consider are personalized cufflinks, money clips, business card cases, leather wallets and many more. Make them personalized to make a thoughtful and impressive effect. You can find a wide variety of personalized gifts for groomsmen in online specialty stores.
Janet R.
http://www.articlesbase.com/marriage-articles/an-amazing-selection-of-groomsmen-gifts-that-will-knock-them-off-700741.html