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One of Ka-Bar's Heavy Cutting Tools, the Grass Machete is perfect for cutting small tree limbs and branches.

One of Ka-Bar's Heavy Cutting Tools, the Heavy Duty Warthog is perfect for rough applications. The blade is constructed of 1/4" thick 1085 Carbon Steel with a hardness of 52-54 Rc. This knife has a non slip Kraton G Thermoplastic handle providing the user with an excellent grip control.

Designed to serve our troops during World War II, the Ka-Bar is still doing its job with honors, more than 50 years later. During World War II, combat knives were made by many American knife manufacturers, but Ka-Bar's reputation was so strong that this style knife became known as a "Ka-Bar" no matter who manufactured it.

New for 2011 Ka-Bar has released a new series of knives, their ZK knives or "Zombie Killer" knives. Ka-Bar named the line after its top officials joked about the need to design knives capable of killing a zombie when firearms aren't available. The ZK Series is designed to protect without fail in any situation, anything from securing the perimeter, clearing a path through the jungle or yes against an ambush of zombies.

During World War II, combat knives were made by many American knife manufacturers, but Ka-Bar's reputation was so strong that this style knife became known as a "Ka-Bar" no matter who manufactured it. The newest style is the Big Brother that has been designed for a lifetime of hard work and constant use.

Designed to serve our troops during World War II, the Ka-Bar is still doing its job with honors, more than 50 years later. During World War II, combat knives were made by many American knife manufacturers, but Ka-Bar's reputation was so strong that this style knife became known as a "Ka-Bar" no matter who manufactured it.

New for 2011 Ka-Bar has released a new series of knives, their ZK knives or "Zombie Killer" knives. Ka-Bar named the line after its top officials joked about the need to design knives capable of killing a zombie when firearms aren't available.

The ZK Series is designed to protect without fail in any situation, anything from securing the perimeter, clearing a path through the jungle or yes against an ambush of zombies. The "radioactive" green textured GFN-PA66 handle scales provide a lightweight ultra secure grip for added control.

The "radioactive" green textured GFN-PA66 handle scales provide a lightweight ultra secure grip for added control. Ka-Bar asks: Are you prepared? Well, these knives just might help.

New for 2011 Ka-Bar has released a new series of knives, their ZK knives or "Zombie Killer" knives. Ka-Bar named the line after its top officials joked about the need to design knives capable of killing a zombie when firearms aren’t available.

New for 2011 Ka-Bar has released a new series of knives, their ZK knives or "Zombie Killer" knives. Ka-Bar named the line after its top officials joked about the need to design knives capable of killing a zombie when firearms aren’t available.

American Chestnut was once the very heart of our forests, straight-grained and strong, easy to work and rot resistant, chestnut lumber was used for everything from structural barn beams to furniture.

Ka-Bar's history goes back to the Tidioute Cutlery Company, which was founded in Pennsylvania in 1898. Out of the failure of that company, the Union Razor Company was formed in 1902.

Ka-Bar's history goes back to the Tidioute Cutlery Company, which was founded in Pennsylvania in 1898. Out of the failure of that company, the Union Razor Company was formed in 1902. The name was changed again in 1909 to Union Cutlery Company then moved to Olean, New York in 1910.

Ka-Bar's history goes back to the Tidioute Cutlery Company, which was founded in Pennsylvania in 1898. Out of the failure of that company, the Union Razor Company was formed in 1902. The name was changed again in 1909 to Union Cutlery Company then moved to Olean, New York in 1910.

The Dog's Head Trailing Point Hunter is one of five Dog's Head models being introduced this year by Ka-Bar with Reclaimed American Chestnut handle scales.

American Chestnut was once the very heart of our forests, straight-grained and strong, easy to work and rot resistant, chestnut lumber was used for everything from structural barn beams to furniture. The chestnut blight was first noticed in 1904, but by the 1950's billions of American chestnut trees had been killed by this fungus.

In the early 1980’s, Ethan Becker, an avid outdoorsman, founded Becker Knife and Tool, focusing on the large tactical and survival knives he had always wanted for himself. In the late 1990’s and early 2000’s, Camillus Cutlery, no longer in business, produced some his most popular designs. In late 2008, Ka-Bar began introducing some of those same designs.

In the early 1980’s, Ethan Becker, an avid outdoorsman, founded Becker Knife and Tool, focusing on the large tactical and survival knives he had always wanted for himself. In the late 1990’s and early 2000’s, Camillus Cutlery, no longer in business, produced some of his most popular designs. In late 2008, Ka-Bar began introducing some of those same designs.

At the 2010 S.H.O.T. Show, Ka-Bar® introduced a line of knives aimed at extreme users such as hog hunters, adventure trekkers and anyone else looking for that over the top knife. Those knives were based on designs by Steve Johnson, a part-time knife designer and full time Field Editor for Boar Hunter Magazine. Those fixed blade knives have been extremely popular, leading to two new extreme Ka-Bar folders.

The Ka-Bar FIN line of folders are designed by Peter Janda to be sturdy, tactical looking all-purpose folding knives.

John Benner, founder of Tactical Defense Institute, designed the original TDI knife. A former police Lieutenant, Drug Task Force Coordinator, and SWAT Team Tactical Field Commander, Benner has more than 30 years experience in the law enforcement field. He has developed courses for raid tactics, defensive tactics and knife programs that are currently taught to law enforcement, military and civilian groups.

The Piggyback is the smallest of the Adventure blades. Taking up no more room than a medium sized folding knife, it cuts like a knife twice its size. Grip points on the spine allow for delicate work, the deep belly shape and short clip point were designed for “unzipping” game.

Designed by Peter Janda, the FIN folders are sturdy, tactical looking all-purpose folding knives.

Ka-Bar a company famous for its fighting/utility knives now has a new fillet knife. The flexible stainless steel blade provides smooth cutting and easy filleting.

Ka-Bar, a company famous for its fighting/utility knives has a new knife aimed for self-defense. The BOGA which stands for "Back Off Get Away" is the perfect personal self defense knife system. This knife can be worn as a neck knife concealed underneath a shirt, strapped to an arm or leg, or you can clip it on a pocket or purse.

In late 2002, Ka-Bar® introduced the first Dozier lightweight folder, the Spear Point Hunter. Since then there have been several variations introduced.

At the 2010 S.H.O.T. Show, Ka-Bar® introduced a line of knives aimed at extreme users such as hog hunters, adventure trekkers and anyone else looking for that over the top knife. These knives are based on designs by Steve Johnson, Field Editor for Boar Hunter Magazine and part-time knife designer.

The T-shirts are made from 100% cotton. Machine wash in cold water.

The T-shirts are made from 100% cotton. Machine wash in cold water.

This T-shirt was designed by Knife Kings in recognition of Ethan Becker and his contributions to the Ka-Bar product line with his working knife designs.

This T-shirt was designed by Knife Kings in recognition of John Benner and his contributions of self defense products.

100% cotton. Machine wash in cold water. Do not iron the logo.

This T-shirt was designed by Knife Kings in recognition of Pete Janda and his contributions to the Ka-Bar product line with his FIN tactical knife designs.

This T-shirt was designed by Knife Kings in recognition of Steve Johnson and his contributions to the Ka-Bar product line with his Adventure Blade Knives.

This T-shirt was designed by Knife Kings in recognition of Paul Tsujimoto and his contributions to the Ka-Bar product line.

Since 2001, Bob Dozier has collaborated with Ka-Bar® to offer a series of high quality, affordable folders with either aluminum or injection molded plastic handles. The newest Dozier folder from Ka-Bar is the Phat Bob and is based on the handmade Dozier Pro Skinner, currently Bob's most popular folder.

Ka-Bar, a company famous for its fighting/utility knives has a new folder, and the name says it all. The Mule is just as versatile, reliable and rugged as the Ka-Bar knives more familiar to you.

In the late 1990's and early 2000's, Camillus Cutlery, no longer in business, produced some of his most popular designs. In late 2008, Ka-Bar® began introducing some of those same designs. The Remora is one of those designs.

The Ka-Bar FIN line of folders are sturdy, tactical looking all-purpose folding knives. Each are made with stainless steel handles with an arched back profile and recesses in the sides of the scales to ensure a secure and comfortable grip on the knife.

A compact, stout tanto blade is fiercely rugged and appropriate for piercing through the toughest materials. Coupled with a Kydex sheath this knife is designed for the toughest of tasks.

Designed to serve our troops during World War II, the Ka-Bar is still doing its job with honors, more than 50 years later. During World War II, combat knives were made by many American knife manufacturers, but Ka-Bar's reputation was so strong that this style knife became known as a "Ka-Bar" no matter who manufactured it.

Extra-thick (6mm) blades make these knives almost as rugged as pry bars. The Heavy Bowies will perform well at chopping, digging, cutting, and in other tough applications.

Portable fork, knife and spoon with nylon carrying case is designed for on the go or outdoor dining. All three utensils are made from 420J2 stainless steel at 52-54 Rc., and slide apart and back together for an all-in-one dining kit.

The Tanto blade shape, of Asian influence, has a thick pointed blade that's good for penetration. Coupled with a glass-filled nylon sheath this knife is designed for the toughest of tasks. The 8" Tanto shaped epoxy powder coated blade is made from tough 1095CV high carbon steel at 56-58 Rc. and is combo edge.

A compact, stout tanto blade is fiercely rugged and appropriate for piercing through the toughest materials. Coupled with a black leather sheath this knife is designed for the toughest of tasks.

The Little Fin is one of six classically styled leather handled hunters. It has been a popular part of the KA-BAR product line since the early 1900's. Its classic straight point blade shape had made this a favorite among many hunters.

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.

The Skinner is one of six classically styled leather handled fixed blades and has been part of the KA-BAR product lines since the early 1900's. The blade measures 4-3/8" and measures 15/16" at its widest point.

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.

Released in 2007, The Marine Hunter is a reproduction of a knife offered by KA-BAR over 30 years ago and is a great addition to the classically styled line of stacked leather handled fixed blades.

The blade measuring 6-7/8" and measures 1-1/4" at its widest point is the largest in this line. It is made from tough DIN 1.4116 stainless steel at 55-57 Rc. Finger grips on the stacked leather handle ensure a firm grip.

The tanto style blade measures 3-11/16" and is made of AUS-8 stainless steel at 57-59 Rc., with a non-reflective black powder coating. Available in plain or combination edge blade styles. The handle is designed with an angle just right for easy access and a grip for a firm hold and in a foliage green color.

For 2009, they are offering a Mini version with a 2-3/8" narrow drop point blade of premium AUS-8 stainless steel at 56-58 Rc. and a Zytel® handle.

Metal belt clip fits all TDI items and the new Becker Necker (KABK-11) and comes with fasteners for attachment.

The most famous fixed blade knife in the World - "the KA-BAR" - was designed to serve our troops during World War II and is still doing its job, more than 50 years later. There have been several knock-offs through the years, but the favorite has remained the original KA-BAR.

3” hollow ground blade available with either a thumb hole for easy one-handed opening.

In late 2002, Ka-Bar introduced the first Dozier lightweight folder, the Spear Point Hunter. Since then there have been several variations of blade styles introduced. For 2009, they have stuck with the spear point blade with thumb-stud version and added a black coating to the blade and 3 different handle colors: blaze orange, foliage green and coyote brown.

In late 2002, Ka-Bar introduced the first Dozier lightweight folder, the Spear Point Hunter. Since then there have been several variations of blade styles introduced. For 2009, they have stuck with the spear point blade with thumb-stud version and added a black coating to the blade and 3 different handle colors: blaze orange, foliage green and coyote brown.

In late 2002, Ka-Bar introduced the first Dozier lightweight folder, the Spear Point Hunter. Since then there have been several variations of blade styles introduced. For 2009, they have stuck with the spear point blade with thumb-stud version and added a black coating to the blade and 3 different handle colors: blaze orange, foliage green and coyote brown.

3” hollow ground blade available with either a thumbstud for easy one-handed opening.

The Companion features a 5-1/8" flat ground drop point blade of 1/4" 1095 Cro-Van steel at 56-68 Rc., black coated.

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.

In the early 1980's, Ethan Becker, an avid outdoorsman, founded Becker Knife and Tool, focusing on the large tactical and survival knives he had always wanted for himself. In the late 1990's and early 2000's, Camillus Cutlery, no longer in business, produced some of his most popular designs. In late 2008, Ka-Bar® began introducing some of those same designs.

The Combat Utility knife features a 7-1/8” flat ground clip point blade of 0.188” 1095 Cro-Van steel at 56-58 Rc., black coated.

The Combat Bowie knife features a 9-1/8” flat ground Bowie style blade of 0.188” 1095 Cro-Van steel at 56-68 Rc., black coated.

The most famous fixed blade knife in the World - "the KA-BAR" - was designed to serve our troops during World War II and is still doing its job, more than 50 years later. There have been several knock-offs through the years, but the favorite has remained the original KA-BAR.

The Ka-Bar Rescue Kit is an affordable multi-function tool, designed for emergency situations. The 3-1/2” fully serrated blade is made from 440 stainless steel at 55-57 Rc., has a blunt tip and a 15-degree edge angle.

The TDI Law Enforcement Knives are designed for Low-Profile or concealed carry. Designed by John Benner, owner of Tactical Defense Institute, as an "off-hand" knife that draws like a pistol, it can be used very efficiently as a "last-option" defense.

Ka-Bar® has a long history with the U.S. Armed Forces. The "Ka-Bar knife" or the USMC, was the standard issue knife for our military for most of the 20th century. Through the years, it was made by other companies as well, but was still known as the "Ka-Bar".

The TDI Law Enforcement Knives are designed for Low-Profile or concealed carry. Designed by John Benner, owner of Tactical Defense Institute, as an "off-hand" knife that draws like a pistol, it can be used very efficiently as a "last-option" defense.

Ka-Bar® has a long history with the U.S. Armed Forces. The "Ka-Bar knife" or the USMC, was the standard issue knife for our military for most of the 20th century. Through the years, it was made by other companies as well, but was still known as the "Ka-Bar".

Ka-Bar® has a long history with the U.S. Armed Forces. The "Ka-Bar knife" or the USMC, was the standard issue knife for our military for most of the 20th century. Through the years, it was made by other companies as well, but was still known as the "Ka-Bar".

For over 40 years, Bob Dozier has been a big name in the handmade knife industry. He has specialized in making working knives with the very best material, and a fit and finish that a working man can afford. Beginning in 2002, he teamed up with Ka-Bar to offer a series of folding hunters, of which we have sold thousands. Those folders have become some of the best values in a pocketknife available today.

In late 2002, Ka-Bar introduced the first Dozier lightweight folder, the Spear Point Hunter. Since then there have been several variations of blade styles introduced.

The Ka-Bar Warthog series, while not the prettiest knife you've ever seen, are workhorses when it comes to getting the job done. Ka-Bar has added a more affordable folder featuring textured G-10 handle scales for secure grip and a tactical look. The Warthog's are available with either clip point or Tanto blades with straight or combo edges. Each comes complete with a pocket clip.

The Ka-Bar Warthog series, while not the prettiest knife you've ever seen, are workhorses when it comes to getting the job done. Ka-Bar has added a more affordable folder featuring textured G-10 handle scales for secure grip and a tactical look. The Warthog's are available with either clip point or Tanto blades with straight or combo edges. Each comes complete with a pocket clip.

The most famous fixed blade knife in the World - "the KA-BAR" - was designed to serve our troops during World War II and is still doing its job, with honors, more than 50 years later. The quality materials used and their classic construction - stacked leather handles, double guards, and pinned on butt caps - are what make these the best all-purpose knives manufactured today.

The TDI Law Enforcement Knives are designed for Low-Profile or concealed carry. Designed by John Benner, owner of Tactical Defense Institute, as an "off-hand" knife that draws like a pistol, it can be used very efficiently as a "last-option" defense.

Designed to serve our troops during World War II, the Ka-Bar is still doing its job with honors, more than 50 years later. During World War II, combat knives were made by many American knife manufacturers, but Ka-Bar's reputation was so strong that this style knife became known as a "Ka-Bar" no matter who manufactured it.

The TDI Law Enforcement Knives are designed for Low-Profile or concealed carry. Designed by John Benner, owner of Tactical Defense Institute, as an "off-hand" knife that draws like a pistol, it can be used very efficiently as a "last-option" defense.

Since the early 1940s, the name Ka-Bar has been synonymous with military fighting knife. During WWII, the Ka-Bar knives became so well recognized for their quality and dependability that all knives of this pattern, regardless of who manufactured them, became known as a Ka-Bar. The current owners have updated the materials used and the manufacturing facilities, but the quality and reputation of Ka-Bar has continued on.

KA-Bar, a company famous for its fighting/utility knives has a new folder, and the name says it all. The Mule is just as versatile, reliable and rugged as the KA-Bar knives more familiar to you.

From the manufacturer: Substantially sized, measuring 5-1/4" closed and 9 1/16" overall, the MULE is a sturdy all purpose utility lockback folder made with Zytel handles that feature rubber inserts for an extra sure grip.

In early 2003, Ka-Bar introduced the third in their series of Bob Dozier designed folding hunters. Knife users responded very well to the first three blade styles; the Folding Hunter, Folding Skinner and Spear Point Hunter. At the 2004 S.H.O.T. Show they introduced a fourth version, a knife they call the Thumb Notch Folder. This version has an oval hole in the blade for easy opening. As with the others, the quality far exceeds the price

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.

With an overall profile no larger than a credit card, it measures about a 1/2" longer; this knife can be concealed just about anywhere. Lace it up in your boots, pin it under a tactical vest strap, or use the enclosed lanyard cord to hang it around your neck.

I will never forget the newsreel showing the planting of the flag on Mt. Suribachi. The movie theatre audience stood up and cheered. I also remember the physical and emotional reaction to the flag passing in a parade. It was the same kind of thing, except we always stood quietly with right hands over our heart for the flag passing by.

The TDI Law Enforcement Knives are designed for Low-Profile or concealed carry. Designed by John Benner, owner of Tactical Defense Institute as an "off-hand" knife that draws like a pistol, it can be used very efficiently as a "last-option" defense.

Designed to serve our troops during World War II, the Ka-Bar is still doing its job with honors, more than 50 years later. During World War II, combat knives were made by many American knife manufacturers, but Ka-Bar's reputation was so strong that this style knife became known as a "Ka-Bar" no matter who manufactured it.

John Benner, founder of Tactical Defense Institute, designed the TDI Knife. Using his experience as a 30-year veteran Police Lt. and Vietnam Veteran, he has designed a knife with law enforcement officers in mind.

When you think of a military knife, most people think of Ka-Bar. The "KA-BAR" was originally designed to serve our troops during World War II, and is still doing its job more than 50 years. The same classic construction used then is still in use today. The stacked leather handles, double guards and pinned-on butt caps are what make these one of the best all-purpose knives today.

The most famous fixed blade knife in the World - "the KA-BAR" - was designed to serve our troops during World War II and is still doing its job, with honors, more than 50 years later. The quality materials used and their classic construction - stacked leather handles, double guards, and pinned on butt caps - are what make these the best all-purpose knives manufactured today.

More and more of the production makers are beginning to emulate handmade knifemaker Bob Dozier in the use of D-2 high carbon, high-chrome tool steel. This outstanding knife steel is one of the few that is "tougher than a cob" at 60-61 Rc. D-2 does not have quite enough chrome to be designated "Stainless," but it is very close indeed.

From the manufacturer: The Black KA-BAR Fighter, featuring an extra wide blade that measures 1 1/2", is constructed with an epoxy powder coated, 1095 high carbon steel blade and powdered metal butt cap.

This knife is the same style as the now famous original Ka-Bar. The black powder coated blade and Kraton G handle are complimented by the black powder metal guard and butt cap. Leather sheath stamped U.S.M.C. included.

For the past 20 to 40 years Ka-Bar has been in the hands of the world's largest key maker. Alcas, the current owner is dedicated to restoring the Ka-Bar name to the high position it once held in the American Knife World. The Ka-Bar reputation depended on the U.S.M.C. combat knives, which were also made by many knife companies in WWII. The Ka-Bar reputation was so strong that all the knives of this type became referred to by the name Ka-Bar.

Fifty years after the Ka-Bar knife gained its reputation during WWII, the name is still one of the most recognized names in the knife industry. Beginning with the Marine Corps Knife, the new owners have begun to update the knives with new materials meant to better fit today's sophisticated knife buyer.

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.

This knife is the same as the first U.S.M.C. combat knife with more modern blade steel and stamped with U.S. Army. The 7" blade of powder coated 1095 at 56-58 Rc. is available in both plain edge and combination edge. Stacked leather handle, steel butt and guard and leather sheath also stamped U.S. Army.

Last year, Ka-Bar introduced their very popular 3/4 version of the U.S.M.C. knife of WWII fame. This year they have brought it into the 21st Century. In addition to the black blade and leather handle of the original full sized knife, this year they have made the knife with the Kraton®, rubber-like, handle that has become so popular with hunters. This new knife is available with both the plain edge and the combination serrated and plain edge.

Available with a blaze orange handle with black powder coated blade. These are knives that work. The 3" hollow ground blade is AUS-8 at 56-58 Rc. fitted into a 4-1/4" handle of Zytel® with a Lockback design that is secure and positive. The clip is reversible so the knife is truly ambidextrous. Weighs 2.3 oz. Suggested retail is $30.21. Made in Taiwan.