A.G. Russell Knives

The Freeman Stag is one of Gerber’s finest new knives. With premium S30V steel and genuine stag handle you can’t go wrong with these knives. A brushed finish gives the blades unique character.

A few days ago, we found this old Gerber design lost in a corner. This knife was discontinued so long ago it does not even show up on eBay anymore.

A few days ago, we found this old Gerber design lost in a corner. There are only a few of this fighter knife left on the shelf. This knife was discontinued so long ago it does not even show up on eBay anymore.

From the manufacturer:

Introducing a clip folder for knife people who prefer the look of a straight spine; the profile reveals a "seamless" design that begins at the back of the blade and continues along the length of the upper edge of the handle. In fact, the EVO and EVO JR. actually have a little bit of the dagger in them.

Lightweight but strong, the one-hand opening Remix features an open pivot design with an large finger hole for extra stability and grip. With anodized aluminum handles that add support and corrosion resistance and dual thumbstuds that allow right or left-handed opening.

This knife leverages classic design and feel with the modern performance of the F.A.S.T. assisted opening mechanics. The Forward Action Spring Technology (F.A.S.T.) uses a spring-assisted blade opening for quick and easy open.

This medium sized folder uses the quick opening F.A.S.T technology. With two blade shape options options of Drop Point and Tanto both with non-reflective black coating.

The Covert and the Mini-Covert F.A.S.T. combines the classic Applegate-Fairbairn design with the ease and speed of the F.A.S.T. technology. Delivering one-hand opening for quick deployment with G-10 handles that give you a tacky grip.

This two bladed hunting knife has a modified drop point for your more ordinary tasks and a curved skinning blade for dressing game. The skinning blade has a safety ball at the tip to prevent accidental puncturing.

The Shard is probably the most simply designed tool and is the ideal keychain companion. The function includes a Philips and small flat head driver, a medium flat driver, a bottle opener, a wire stripper, a lanyard ring and a pry bar.

The Freeman Stag is one of Gerber’s finest new knives. With premium S30V steel and genuine stag handle you can’t go wrong with these knives. A brushed finish gives the blades unique character.

The Freeman Stag is one of Gerber’s finest new knives. With premium S30V steel and genuine stag handle you can’t go wrong with these knives. A brushed finish gives the blades unique character.

With a triple-injection over mold for a superior grip the PR 3.0 brings a whole new level to knife handle technology. You will find great comfort and superior grip in the handle. The high-carbon blade steel will give you the sharp edge that you expect from Gerber Knives.

When Gerber introduced their Gator Folder Line in 1991, they were named the "Most Innovative Knife of the Year." These knives are still as popular as they were when first introduced. The Gator Folder employs advanced thermoplastics with an alligator skin texture that delivers a reliable and ultimately comfortable grip.

When Gerber introduced their Gator Folder Line in 1991, they were named the "Most Innovative Knife of the Year." These knives are still as popular as they were when first introduced. The Gator Fixed Blade employs the same advanced thermoplastics with an alligator skin texture that delivers a reliable and ultimately comfortable grip.

Gerber's pocket tools are all about function, but they look pretty stylish too. The function comes from the locking implements including a Philips and a flat head screwdriver, a blade and file. With a can opener and built in carabiner clip this tool is really a handy item to have.

This simple, no-nonsense axe is balanced and weighted for efficient impacts. With a forged stainless steel head and edge retention, this axe will be sure to have people talking. And glass-filled nylon handles that are all but impossible to break.

Gerber Legendary Blades® first introduced the Mark II™ in 1966 during the Vietnam War. It became the most sought after knife of the Viet Nam conflict and has been one of the best selling knives of all time.

The Covert from Gerber was a 3/4 size version of the big run-away best seller Applegate-Fairbairn® Combat Folder. The Covert was itself a big seller. Its 4-5/8" handle made it still a pretty big knife for the average pocket. Gerber is now offering the Mini-Covert, which is a really great, neatly sized knife with a 3-5/8" handle of glass filled nylon, and 2-7/8" blade of AUS-6 at 56-58 Rc. Like the Combat Folder and the Covert before it, it uses the Liner-Lock® invented by Michael Walker. Weighs 2.1 oz. Made in Taiwan.

Every traveler using an automobile, Jeep, SUV or any other vehicle should carry this kit when on the road. We carry one in each vehicle. When driving to the Guild Show in 1997, I saw a couple somersault a big Mercury at 65 mph. When I pulled up to help, they had landed facing the opposite direction from which they were traveling, but right-side up. It took the third vehicle to stop before any of us had tools to help make those people safe.

Ever notice how alligators are completely indifferent to the weather? Well these prized knives are kinda the same, because they perform to their fullest whether the conditions are wet or dry.

This tool is a large improvement over the older Gerber tools as well as all the other tools on the market. Each new tool developed builds on previous ones. Entirely made of stainless steel except for the two lock-release buttons which are of Zytel®.

Gerber has redesigned the EZ-Out. The function is still the same, only the design is different. They have added two additional holes in the blade for a sleeker look and a slightly lighter feel in your pocket.

In a world where the great outdoors have become the great unknown for a lot of companies, Gerber knives still strive to provide those of us who still enjoy outdoors quality products. Gerber blades are the product of over 6 decades of knowledge of form, function, materials and nature.

The Gerber Back Paxe is a small kindling splitter or game axe made in Finland by the parent company, Fiskars, and has to be handled to be appreciated.

Gerber's push-button lock Sport Saw is a winner. The Big Game Hunter, the Camper, and the Gardner will all find this a really useful tool. This saw leaves a cut surface like a fine cabinet maker's handsaw. It can handle the bones in a moose or a deer, cut firewood as fast as a good axe, and for trimming 3-4 inch limbs around the house you cannot find a better hand powered saw. The secret is in the teeth.

This tool is a large improvement over the older Gerber tools as well as all the other tools on the market. Each new tool developed builds on previous ones. Entirely made of stainless steel except for the two lock-release buttons which are of Zytel®. One of the most important features is that all the blades and tools are spring-loaded and will not fall open while the tool is in use.

It is hard to believe that the same person who designed the Stallion and the Gator for Gerber has designed what they are calling the Gerber AR 3.00. However, I am assured by the people at Gerber, that this is the case.

The Gerber Legend is the best looking of the multi-function tools and is one of the most comfortable to use. The Nike like swoops of the 3M rubber inserts along the sides of the cast aircraft alloy handles provide a cushioned, more secure grip and changes the appearance.