A.G. Russell Knives

Our Shopmade® program makes maximum use of our assets. Our knowledge of who can do the best job of waterjet cutting, heat treat, wire electro-discharge machining, and rough grind all allows the greatest productivity from our rarest asset, the time of our expert knifemaker(s).

The Mini SERE Operator™ features a 3-7/8" talon style blade of VG-10 stainless at 58-60 Rc. with blasted Linen Micarta scales over a full tang with holes through the handle to reduce the weight.

The first Al-Mar® knife, introduced to the public in 1985, was a 6" folder with a 4-1/2" blade weighing 12 oz. While some of the early knives made it into SERE (Survival-Evasion-Resistance-Escape), a program that provides military personnel, Department of Defense civilians and private military contractors with training in evading capture, survival skills and the military code of conduct, the vast majority were snapped up by those of us who love knives.

For many years, Boker® offered a Magnum Collectors Knife from well-known designers, in limited editions which were serialized. The popularity of this series internationally became such that many U.S.A. customers were left disappointed because the set would sell out before American customers had a chance to purchase one.

The traditional Japanese Kiridashi knife was originally made for carving or cutting small branches, and you will find them in most woodcarver's sets. Todd Begg's modern interpretation of this ancient concept is useful in tactical situations as well.

Ready to handle deer, elk and moose, this skinner-caper combo utilizes full tang 8Cr13MoV stainless steel at 56-58 Rc. construction with a rich walnut pakkawood handle scales.

The original Gut Hook has been very popular with hunters because it solved a problem: it made dressing large game much easier. David Bloch, owner and founder of Outdoor Edge, has taken the gut hook concept and improved it.

The BUCK Smidgen is a compact, high-quality American-made fixed blade knife. The entire knife is made of durable 420HC stainless steel at 57-59 Rc., and conveniently stowed in an injection molded Nylon sheath. The Smidgen is intended for anyone needing a small, easily accessible knife.

This knife from SOG® is in a class by itself. A fixed blade with a different twist, it has twice the capability as your standard camp knife for the same size and weight. It utilizes the patented technology developed by Robbie Roberson. Simply depress the locking lever in the handle and rotate the blade to transform the knife into a saw.

This innovative knife was designed by American designers Miltner Adams. With its Top Grip construction, it is 100% safe in your hand in any situation. The handle design allows the user to open his hand in order to grab or hold another object without risk of losing the knife.

What you are buying for these terrific prices are knives made the "old fashioned way", with good solid 440A equivalent stainless blades hardened to 55-57 Rc. and golden brown jigged Autumn Bone handle scales with the Kissing Crane™ logo inlay.

What you are buying for these terrific prices are knives made the "old fashioned way", with good solid 440A equivalent stainless blades hardened to 55-57 Rc. and Rams Horn handle scales with the Kissing Crane™ logo inlay. The quality is unbelievable at these prices. Made in China.

Since 1922, Queen Cutlery has strived to remain one of the oldest old and most trustworthy American knife companies. They produce mostly traditional patterns of folding and fixed blade knives under their name as well as Schatt & Morgan.

Home processing is easy if you have the right tools. Outdoor Edge's new Butcher-Lite is a lightweight 8-piece field kit of the highest quality.

In 1917, when the United States entered World War I, most Americans lived on farms which processed their own pork, ham, bacon and sausage. In the process, many of them used a knife called a pig sticker, a knife with a double edge intended to cut the throat of the hog once he was shot and hung. Many a farm hand saw this as just the thing to carry away to the Army or the Marines in 1917 and again in 1941-42.

This little skinner which Randall calls the Little Game, Model 21, is one of the most popular of Randall's many models. It is a practical and useful size, and in the hands of an expert, is very suitable for both large and small game. The 3-5/16" blade is forged from 3/16" stock. The overall length is 7-5/16".

This is a professional game knife. With its skinning curve and the sharply pointed tip, it can do every job needed in a deer camp. The back of the blade is notched to grip the thumb. 3-1/2" blade of O1 high carbon tool steel, 3/4" wide of 3/16" stock. 4 to 4-1/2" genuine India stag handle,brass hilt. Weighs 3.5 to 4.5 oz and includes a fine leather sheath with stone.

Queen® Cutlery dates back to 1890 and is known for quality knives that continue to be produced using many of the same hand processes used many years ago. Over the years, you have seen their folders on the pages of our catalog, but no Queen fixed blades.

This Hunter is dressy enough to give as a gift and very practical for field use. The blade measures 3-1/8" x 5/8" and is made from tough DIN 1.4116 stainless steel at 55-57 Rc. The stacked leather handle is slightly belled out in the middle and has finger grips to fit well in hand.

Released in 2007, the leather handled hunter with guthook is an addition to the classically styled line of 6 stacked leather handled fixed blades. The blade measures 3-1/4" and measures 1-3/8" at its widest point near the guthook.

The M9 is several years old and has been made by whoever could get a Government contract for it. This is its newest incarnation.

The Tac Tool features a 7” flat ground chisel style blade of 1/4” 1095 Cro-Van steel at 56-68 Rc., black coated with a combination edge and a wire cutter on the back.

3-1/2" upswept skinner blade. Measures 7-3/4" overall and weighs 4.2 oz. Suggested retail is $55.99.

Alan Folts is a knifemaker and metalworker in Greenville, N.C. who makes a remarkable range of custom objects, including titanium chopsticks. His Minimalist™ neck knife has proven to be so popular it drew the attention of Columbia River Knife & Tool.

SOG® Specialty Knives has a reputation for building knives for hard use and for supplying knives to the elite military forces. The SOG® Agency is a re-creation of a classic knife originally created for CIA operatives in the early days of the Vietnam War. This knife was designed for clandestine and counter insurgency teams who lived in the jungle for months at a time.

No two Randall Made knives are exactly alike, for no jigs or patterns are used in their final construction. Large scale commercial production with this kind of attention to detail is not feasible and that's why knives of this unique quality are not widely available.

This is a serious knife with a 7" blade of 1/4" stainless steel. Measures 11-1/2" tip to butt and weighs 14.0 oz. Includes a fine leather model A sheath with stone pouch on the front. No one includes a higher quality sheath with their knives than Randall.

SOG® has a reputation of making some of the finest production fixed blade knives in the world. That reputation began with their first knife in the early 1980s, a replica of the original Studies and Observation Group knife secretly developed and used in the Vietnam War by the 5th Special Forces and other elite soldiers.

The Kershaw® ZipIt will make short work of your field dressing chores. The Gut Hook blade of 420J2 stainless at 57-59 Rc. delivers a high-quality cutting edge while the rubber-lined finger hole offers comfort during use.

The Outcast Bush Knife features a big 10" machete style blade made from D-2 tool-steel for wear resistance and toughness. For stain resistance the blade is coated with black Teflon®.

We have been selling Randall knives for many years, but cannot purchase enough to offer them in every catalog. Before we put a knife in a catalog, we have a good stock on our shelves and a large quantity already on order from Randall. Even with this planning, we usually find that customers who order late must wait for delivery.

Japanese knifemaker Takeshi Saji makes knives using the very best materials. The White Steel center core of this 6" blade, which provides the cutting edge, is a pure carbon steel with a Rockwell hardness above 60. Each side consists of 11 layer Suminagashi, the Japanese equivalent of Damasteel. This is high-carbon tool steel and must be protected against rust. We have included a bottle of RustFree for that purpose.

When Jon and Josh Graham of Graham Knives in Cleveland, Tennessee, developed their custom Graham Razel™ in 2001, most knife blades came to a single point. Not the Razel. It's a cross between a chisel and a razor with a knife handle. The result gives two useful Razor-Sharp™ edges, one for pushing or tapping, and the other for precise cutting. You also get two strong blade points. The Graham brothers have been very successful with their custom versions in a variety of sizes and styles.

In the Old West a piece of cloth or leather was wrapped around a muzzle loader's lead shot to prevent the escape of gases when the gun was fired. Each "patch" was cut with a knife much like this one created by Wrangler®. Like the original knives made during the early years of this country, the blades are thin (about 1/16") making the knife both lightweight and a good choice for slicing.

The Team Leader is a different look from SOG. The 5" satin finish blade is flat ground all the way to the top, like a hard working blade should be. There are two versions, one of AUS-8 with the most aggressive saw teeth I have ever seen, and the other from a new American steel produced by Latrobe.

Jim Hammond has All Bases Covered with this knife/sheath system. It's the ultimate dive and whitewater knife, with two sets of scales included.

Russ Kommer, an Alaskan maker, designed a knife for his wife to carry in her purse. Every bush pilot, parachutist, and commercial fisherman who saw it wanted one and kept Russ with more work than he could finish. The answer to his problem was a joint venture with Columbia River Knife and Tool. This is a cutting tool that really gets into webbing, rope or netting. The blade comes either razor sharp or in an EMT style, with fully serrated edge and safety tip, just right for cutting away clothing from accident victims or cutting seat belts.

The man who has skinned two to five deer a year for 20-50 years probably does not need a set like the Kodi-Pak. That man is probably using his father's or grandfather's pocketknife just as he was taught. However, if you don't have the finesse you once had, or haven't yet gained it, this may be the tool for you.

Thirteen years ago Tinus, a teacher of Afrikaans and other subjects at an English School in South Africa, had never seen a handmade knife. His world changed when a friend showed him a knife that the friend had made. Tinus describes it as being rough indeed, but it inspired him to attempt his own.

Designed by ABS Mastersmith Kirk Rexroat, the Backup models are smaller lighter fixed blades designed for all-day carry. They offer you exactly what their name tells you - they are a backup for whatever your day may bring.

In my search for the lightest knife that could really be practical, I arrived at what we are calling the Ringer. There's not much to these skeletonized designs, most of the steel is cut away to save weight and make the knives easy to control. About all that's left is the cutting power and utility.

Remington has created an entire line of Italian made knives, including a line of hunters, both fixed blade and folders, and a line of both fixed blade and folding tacticals. The look is completely new. Certainly not your daddy's Remington knife.

The most complete and portable butchering set for preparing big game, waterfowl, wild turkey, small game and fish. This set also doubles as a great set of cutting tools for outdoor cooking. The Game Processor includes the four most useful knives for butchering.

These rugged game shears are actually a very versatile piece of gear that can come in handy in many ways. They are simple to take apart for easy and thorough cleaning, no matter how they're used in the field.

The Buck®/Hartsook Neck Knife is an ultra-slim, compact, fixed blade knife designed for wearing primarily around the neck. Small, lightweight, and convenient, this style of knife is a popular choice for fly-fishing, backpacking, and of course for personal carry. Its skeletal shape and talon style blade are designed for nimble cutting and quick access.

Noncommissioned officers of the Marine Corps hold the distinction of being the only NCOs in any branch of the regular United States Armed Forces who still have the honor of carrying a commissioned officer's weapon.

From the manufacturer:

The most complete hunting set for big game! Includes the Kodi-Skiner/Caper combo, Axe-It, Griz-Saw, Steel Stick, Boning/Fillet knife, Cerama-Steel Sharpener, Pen, Tape Measure, Flagging Tape, Zip-Ties and Game Cleaning Gloves. All these tools store in a compact Cordura roll-pack organizer.

Designed for Quality, Visibility and Affordability. CRKT has developed a line of knives specifically for emergency rescue. The knives are based on CRKT production models with brushed blade finished for tip corrosion resistance in wet environments and handle scales that are a highly visible orange Zytel®.

Indeed this knife is a knife that will work very well as a caping knife. It is also an excellent Gentleman's Hunting knife, that is a knife small in size but large in capabilities.

The Responder features a fixed blade with full-tang construction and a non-slip Santoprene® handle. The partially serrated blade and cutting hook zip through most material with ease - including line, webbing clothing and seat belts - but the tip is blunt for safety.

This Fisk Sendero Hunter is the fourth, and last, model Camillus produced in the OVB line.

The MAK-1™ (Multiple Access Knife) and Extrik-8-R™ (Seat Belt Cutter and Multi-Tool) were created by James McGowan, who is a professional firefighter in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Due to his career in one of Canada's busiest fire halls and his passion for the outdoors, he started making "hard-working knives" and joined the Canadian Knifemakers' Guild in 1998.

Top cutting edge is sharpened. Genuine India Stag handle and brass hilt. 6" blade of 1/4" O-1 high-carbon tool steel (non-stainless).

For the whittler or the collector, this is a rare opportunity to buy a Richard Rogers Change Blade Knife. The 3-3/4" handle of green bone with mother-of-pearl inlay will accept any of the four furnished blades.

Bob Kasper, the late writer and combat instructor, designed the basic outline of the C/K Dragon after ten years of study into the principles of extreme in-close fighting developed by Dr. Gordon Eric Perrigard over fifty years ago. These techniques use automatic conditioned reflexes with minimal body movement. The knife is considered as part of the hand.

The Argentine Gaucho, the "cowboy" of the Pampas, is as important in the Argentine culture as the American cowboy is in our own. Typically, the Gaucho carried a Winchester rifle, a Smith & Wesson revolver and a "punal".

CRKT has developed a line of knives specifically for emergency rescue and are based on CRKT production models. The Hammond A.B.C. E.R. is a Jim Hammond design whose name stands for "All Bases Covered." The blunt-tipped A.B.C. E.R. is designed to fill all the needs of the scuba diver and whitewater enthusiast in a single knife. The bottom hollow ground Razor-Sharp edge is suited to fine cutting tasks.

A general purpose knife for the outdoors, great for dressing game.

This is a very slim version of the original Canadian Belt Knife designed in the late 1950's. It has been termed by one of our surgeon customers "handy as a fine scalpel".

Bob Dozier has been one of America's foremost makers of handmade knives since about 1968. He makes some of the finest and most practical handmade knives you'll find. For many years, Bob made highly finished knives for sale to the public while making reasonably priced knives for his fellow iron-workers.

Since "the KA-BAR" was designed to serve our troops during World War II, the name has become one of the most recognized in the industry today. The Ka-Bar reputation depended on the U.S.M.C. combat knives, which were made by many other companies during WWII. The Ka-Bar reputation was so strong that all knives of this type became referred to by the name of Ka-Bar.