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Triple F Day - Fondling my Favorite Folders, Its a "knife thing"

A look at my favorite edc knives for work. Sodbusters and work folders….the joy of owning knives NOVICESURVIVALIST

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Triple F Day - Fondling my Favorite Folders, Its a "knife thing"

A look at my favorite edc knives for work. Sodbusters and work folders….the joy of owning knives NOVICESURVIVALIST

[woodyess]

Happy Wednesday and welcome to my tumblr.

The purpose and mission of this page is to condense the knowledge and thoughts concerning my varied interests into a public platform which may interest and inform others. I want to spend time reviewing and giving opinions regarding the many goods that I find useful.

In short: this is an EDC, or Everyday Carry, discussion blog.

I realize that I am perhaps outside of this site's general audience, but I hope that others will find this information useful and interesting. My hooe is that others will ask questions as I greatly enjoy the ability to discourse with others on these topics.

Stay tuned as my first review will be coming later today. 👍👍

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Carl Schlieper Knives – Eye Brand

Carl Schlieper Eye Brand, or sometimes referred to as German Eye, knives were hand forged in Solingen, Germany since 1898.  The company began as a producer of goods such as tools, locks, and heavy machinery in the 1700’s.  However, after WWII, they scaled down their business to focus on manufacturing cutlery.  The stag handled congress knives, lockback knives, jumbo trapper with saw blade, sodbuster and copperhead knives are especially sought after among collectors.  Some are even paired with their original, yellow boxes!  Check out the vintage Puma knives page and the Rare Pocket knives page as well.

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Carl Schlieper Eye Brand Trapper Trophy Line Hammered Forged Knife Sheath #355

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VINTAGE GERMAN EYE BRAND CARL SCHLIEPER STAG KNIFE 3 EYE TRAPPER RUSTLESS

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VTG 1970-PRESENT C. SCHLIEPER EYE BRAND GERMANY #54Y MED. CONGRESS POCKET KNIFE

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CARL SCHLIEPER GERMAN EYE BRAND YELLOW STOCKMAN 350Y KNIFE SOLINGEN GERMANY

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Vintage Straight Line Carl Schlieper German Eye Brand Jumbo Stockman Knife 5.5”

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Schlieper Eye Brand Germany 3 three eye Bone Stockman Stock Knife Solingen

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GERMAN EYE EYEBALL BRAND LARGE 2 BLD TRAPPER BLACK WHITE KNIFE ROUND XX HM

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GERMAN EYE BRAND CARL SCHLIEPER YELLOW CANOE KNIFE GEBBY SOLINGEN GERMANY NICE

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[littleboatangel]

Obviously, yes, acab and everything, but I work at what’s essentially a gas station for boats. We get a lot of the marine police, sherif, and FWC boats coming in for gas. I find them a bit more interesting to talk to than our usual clientele because normally they’ve got stories.

Normally, I take tips in cash, and normally the marine police, sherif, and FWC don’t tip because they’re using city, state, and federal credit cards. I’m fine with that, normally it’s pretty slow during this time of year anyway, and they’ve always got something interesting to discuss.

But the sherif tipped me today. Not in cash, no. He tipped me with a nice pocket knife. One of his old ones he didn’t use anymore. Said he preferred something with a serrated edge so it would cut through dock lines better. But the sherif…tipped me…with a knife. This is a decent three inch Boker Kalishnakov Automat. I’m not a knife person, the most I’ve had is a rigging knife that I’d use when sailing. This thing is heavy, and somehow the most gender affirming thing I’ve ever had. I feel like one of the guys having this thing in my pocket.

I will always be the first person to tell you that knives don’t have a gender, but this is doing things for me. I feel like one of the guys.

Anyway, tldr; transmascs get yourself a nice pocket knife it does wonders for the gender.

[srknivesandswords]

Boker Knives in Canada: Quality and Innovation

Boker Knives Canada offers a diverse range of knives, including folding and fixed blade options, known for their quality and innovative designs. Their knives cater to various needs, from everyday carry to specialized tasks.

Visit This Page: https://srknives.com/collections/boker-knives Contact Mail:caledonb@gmail.com Contact Us: + 1 416-675-6464

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Boker Magnum Stealth Tactical Pocket Knife Review for Sharp On Sight

See the full review here: https://youtu.be/NqFyY_UAcKU

Today, we're diving into the specifics of the Boker Magnum Stealth Tactical, an impressive folding knife designed for those who demand reliability and functionality. Let’s get into the details that make this knife a standout in its category.

Specifications

Brand: Boker Magnum

Product Name: Stealth Tactical

Model #: 01RY247

Overall Length: 9.06 inches

Closed Length: 5.16 inches

Blade Length: 3.94 inches

Blade Thickness: 0.16 inches

Handle Thickness: 0.68 inches

Blade Material: 440A Stainless Steel

Blade Hardness: 55-58 HRC

Blade Style: Spear Point

Blade Edge: Partially Serrated

Blade Grind: Flat

Blade Finish: Black

Handle Material: Aluminum

Handle Color: Black

Weight: 8.01 oz

Origin: Asia

Blade Range: 3.5-3.99 inches

The Boker Magnum Stealth Tactical is designed to be a robust and versatile tool, perfect for tactical applications and everyday carry. Its 440A stainless steel blade offers a good balance of hardness and corrosion resistance, with a hardness rating of 55-58 HRC ensuring durability and a sharp edge.

The spear point blade style, coupled with a partially serrated edge, makes it highly effective for both piercing and cutting tasks. The flat grind enhances the knife's cutting performance, making it an excellent choice for a variety of uses, from slicing through tough materials to more delicate cutting tasks.

The blade’s black finish not only adds a sleek, tactical look but also provides additional resistance to wear and corrosion. This knife's handle is crafted from aluminum, which is both lightweight and strong, ensuring a secure grip even in challenging conditions. The black color of the handle complements the blade’s finish, creating a cohesive and professional appearance.

Weighing in at 8.01 ounces, the Stealth Tactical is solid and well-balanced, providing a reassuring heft without being overly heavy. Its overall length of 9.06 inches offers ample reach, while the 5.16-inch closed length ensures it remains compact enough for easy carry.

One of the key features of the Stealth Tactical is its partially serrated blade edge, which excels at cutting through fibrous materials like rope and fabric. This makes it a versatile tool for both everyday and emergency situations.

Overall, the Boker Magnum Stealth Tactical is a reliable and well-constructed knife that offers excellent value for its price. Whether you’re a tactical enthusiast, an outdoor adventurer, or simply in need of a dependable everyday carry knife, this model is worth considering.

You can purchase this knife from me here: https://sharponsight.com/products/knives/boker-magnum-stealth-tactical-pocket-knife-53199315

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Boker knives are not all the same

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[theoutcastrogue]

Before Solingen (which peaked in the 18th-19th centuries), Graz and Nuremberg had an insane production/export of knives:

"A special item, knives of Styria, Graz, and Nürnberg, which became an object of spectacular trade between the Ottoman Empire and Austria, is of particular interest… According to the customs register of Brașov, 2,400,000 knives valued at 1,457,820 akça were imported in 1503 and the greater part were re-exported to the Otoman lands. Famous as "Wallachian knives" (eflak-bıçağı), because the Ottoman merchants bought them from Wallachians, they were inexpensive and very popular throughout the empire. In 1480, a merchant from Bursa, engaged in commerce between Bursa and Egypt, had 11,40 of them in his stock." — Halil Inalcik & Donald Quataert, An Economic and Social History of the Ottoman Empire, vol. 1, 1300-1600 (Cambridge University Press, 1997)

And it drives me crazy that I have NO IDEA what these knives looked like. Are we talking small utility knives, kitchen knives, fighting knives? Are they in German/Austrian style, or in Ottoman style, made to the customer's specifications? (Later, Solingen would do that a lot, the sword blades are kinda uniform, but knife blades are incredibly varied, clip-point for American bowies, triangular for Argentine gaucho knives, and so on; it often exported just the blades, and local artisans would fit them to their own handles.) If anyone has any guess what these "Wallachian knives" (which were not in fact Wallachian, and which apparently spread to Anatolia and the Balkans) looked like, please let me know.

Solingen knife for Argentina's market; this Boker/Arbolito tang stamp is from c.1930, but earlier ones were very similar

Nuremberg universal tool, c.1560s

German Swords Dominated World Trade!

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Got my Boker V-42 today. Came with some extra goodies!

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"Boker Magnum Lockback Knife - Yellow - Keeping it simple"

“Boker Magnum Lockback Knife – Yellow – Keeping it simple”

Well think I have found my work edc knife. It may just replace my beloved #8 Opinel. Huh who would have that that could happen. Check out the review below. Nice and simple. Sturdy and well made. Remember knowledge is a survival skill. Even if it means keeping it simple The Novice Survivalist

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"Boker Magnum Lockback Knife - Yellow - Keeping it simple"

“Boker Magnum Lockback Knife – Yellow – Keeping it simple”

Well think I have found my work edc knife. It may just replace my beloved #8 Opinel. Huh who would have that that could happen. Check out the review below. Nice and simple. Sturdy and well made. Remember knowledge is a survival skill. Even if it means keeping it simple The Novice Survivalist

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Is Boker A good knife brand?

Knife Life is about mostly your personality and passion through the knife you carry in your pocket every day. Quality and seamless performance are what you get for being an owner of any of the Boker automatic knives.

It’s rare for a knife to remain a top seller even a year or two after it was released. It’s incredible that after more than a decade on the market, the Kalashnikov is still such a bestseller.

Boker Knives a good size for EDC provided you are allowed to carry an automatic knife with you. In many parts of the world, it is not legal to wear an automatic knife. Therefore, carefully review your laws before publicly pocketing the Kalashnikov.

What is a Boker knife?

Boker Knives. Boker Knives offers their traditional Tree Brand folding knives in popular styles like trapper, stockman and canoe models, as well as the Applegate-Fairbairn fighting dagger combat knife, tactical liner locking folding knives, state-of-the-art ceramic blade knives, kitchen cutlery and much more.

Where are Boker knives made?

Boker knives was handcrafted in Solingen, Germany for hundreds of years. This proud tradition is evident in their more modern line of automatic knives. It is also worth mentioning that this knife was designed by Dietmar Pohl from Pohl Force.

The Boker Kalashnikov is an easy knife to consider in the budget car category. It’s been a bestseller for BladeHQ for years.

Types of Boker knives

With over 50 different variations, the legendary Boker Kalashnikov series can have a lot to consider when making a purchase decision. In this article, we’ll go through your options to determine which is right for you.

The Kalashnikov comes in a variety of blade styles and colors. Although the dagger blade shape is by far the most popular, the Kalashnikov has seven different blade shapes.

Each of these blade shapes have their own unique advantages over others, and Boker was kind enough to offer serrated models in every blade style as well. Let’s look closely at the different types of Boker Automatic Knives

HAWKBILL

The Hawkbill variant is an option for any defense scenario that may require a knife. The curved blade is reminiscent of the classic karambit knife and is razor sharp.

SELLING POINT

If you are looking for classic looks, the Drop Point version is for you. The Drop Point Kalashnikov has a flat cut and is a great slicer.

TANTO

Like its Drop Point brother, the Tanto Kalashnikov also has a flat-ground blade so that it can be sliced ​​easily. The tanto point enables finer cuts and is a good choice for an all-round everyday knife.

BOWIE

Next on the list is the Crocodile Dundee Special — the Bowie Kalashnikov. With a hollow sharpened blade and a beautiful belly, the Bowie Kalashnikov is a great choice for those of you who are looking for a classic design in a modern folding knife.

The Bowie was also the blade style for the exclusive XXL Kalashnikov at the blade.

REVERSE TANTO / WHARNCLIFF

The reverse tanto is a beautiful blade and incredibly strong at the tip for better piercing ability. Thanks to the (almost) perfectly straight edge, sharpening is also child’s play.

From simple slip joint knives to snappy automatics, Boker is a brand known for its quality and history in the knife industry. Boker knives are known for being affordable, well made and great looking. Whether you prefer knives that are simple yet beautiful, or knives that are modern and complex, Boker has a great variety and a little something for any knife enthusiast.

Any of our winning options are quality knives that will serve you well, but selecting the perfect one is about your preferences and ideal price point.Want more recommendations for the best EDC knives and cutlery to complete your knife set? Check out our guides to the yier boker knife.

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● We have a huge selection of authentic professional knife sets.

● Excellent customer service before and after sales.

● Return guarantee on all products.

● Free shipping and tax/custom clearance service.

● Made of premium high-quality materials to ensure safety and durability.

●Continuously optimize the manufacturing process and design style, and pursue product innovation.

● We listen to our customer’s needs and adopt their feedback.

We are an official knife vendor who are verified on the knife forum with lots of third party five star reviews…and not one negative review to date.

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