by Tactical Gun Review | Aug 10, 2019 | News, TGR Blade and Knife Reviews
In the hunting community, people commonly talk about the ‘One Tool Option’. And hunters often spend dollars finding the best tool to bring down their game of choice; rightfully so because the weapon is an essential tool. Just as essential, though, are the ancillary...
by Mike Coker | Jul 14, 2017 | TGR Blade and Knife Reviews
Many of you know of Todd Rathner and his NFA Freedom Alliance. In addition to his work on NFA rights, Todd has also been successfully lobbying in support of Knife Rights. Being based in Texas, TGR is especially pleased with the changes coming September 1, 2017. As of...
by Mike Coker | Aug 9, 2016 | TGR Blade and Knife Reviews
The good guys over at Tactical Intent sent me the new Cold Steel Tanto 5.5″ Rawles Limited Edition Voyager XL Folding Knife to review. Like most of us, I love a good knife and eagerly opened up the box when it arrived. Drop-dead gorgeous in a rugged sort of...
by Mike Coker | Jun 6, 2015 | TGR Blade and Knife Reviews
White River Knife & Tool have teamed up with Master Bladesmith Jerry Fisk to produce the Sendero Bush Knife. Mr. Fisk states, “this is the best overall using knife I have made in an outdoors knife.” This is a beautiful semi-custom knife featuring an...
by ccoker | Oct 6, 2014 | TGR Blade and Knife Reviews
I am a lot like my father. I appreciate fine craftsmanship and am a sucker for a good knife. When I became a man there was one thing I knew I could get my dad for a special occasion that would surely put a smile on his face, and that was a knife. Not just any knife,...
by Mike Coker | Sep 5, 2014 | TGR Blade and Knife Reviews
Puma is one of the world’s oldest knife makers having been registered with the Knifemaker’s Guild in Solingen, Germany in 1769. Solingen is known as the “City of Blades” and is world renown for cutlery much like Toledo, Spain. Puma is most...
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