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Kahr Firearms Group's Kahr Spyderco Delica4 is a distinctive variation of one of Spyderco’s most popular folding knives available exclusively through Kahr. The shorter blade makes it legal in jurisdictions with strict blade-length limitations.
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Maybe you need a last minute tax deduction on professional and safety equipment before the end of the year. I know that at this time of year I require some of what I call needful things for myself. Here are some shopping suggestions.
Read More →The two newest additions to the line of UZI Tactical Knives are the UZK-FDR-016 and UZK-FDR-017. Both knives feature a stone washed stainless steel blade with semi serration.
Read More →Guarantee having a handy implement at your fingertips with new knives and multi-tools for law enforcement. Here are 12 currently available tools from leading law enforcement suppliers. Photos courtesy of vendors.
Read More →The Transportation Security Administration on Wednesday rescinded a policy that would have allowed commercial airline passengers to carry small knives and sporting equipment on flights.
Read More →Remington Arms introduced the Model 1100 folding knife to celebrate 50 years of the company's autoloading shotgun of the same name.
Read More →The Transportation Security Administration delayed implementing a new policy that would have allowed commercial airline passengers to carry small knives and sporting equipment on flights beginning Thursday.
Read More →A burglary suspect surrendered peacefully Saturday, after a standoff with Denver Police officers in which the man held a knife to his own neck.
Read More →A Kansas bill legalizing switchblade and stiletto knives headed to Gov. Sam Brownbeck's desk, after the state's Legislature passed it over the objections of law enforcement groups.
Read More →The decision by federal airport screeners to allow small knives, golf clubs, and other items on commercial flights drew a harsh rebuke from a group representing federal law enforcement officers.
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