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| contact | links | rss Knife Encyclopedia Custom Knife Reviews Production Knife Reviews Custom and Production Tactical Knife Reviews Chris Reeves Knives Mnandi Lignum Vitae Inlay Review September 12th, 2016 - corwin99 Lignum Vitae, the wood of life, is a very important symbolic wood and tree in many cultures. In this case, it is just a beautifully finished scale on one of the nicest production gentleman’s folders on the market, the CRK Mnandi. The Lignum is a less common version of this knife, but not entirely rare. Keep Reading More » Category: Chris Reeve Knives | Write a CommentPhantom Steelworks Skin Walker Knife Review July 25th, 2016 - corwin99 Phantom Steelworks is the name that Chris Martin releases his knives by, and as you can tell from the name, the knives are pretty bad ass and he makes no apologies for his extremely polorizing designs. The Skin Walker, as this knife is called, is a truly interesting knife design. It features a wharncliff blade, with a very short cutting edge, and the blade only opens to a 55 degree angle. Keep Reading More » Category: Phantom Steelworks | 2 CommentsMedford Praetorian G/T Folder Review December 12th, 2015 - corwin99 While not strictly a custom” knife company, Medford Knife and Tool’s knives are all handmade in-house from the ground-up. They pride themselves on their 100% American-Made pedigree, using primarily American-made tools and parts. This is great is you’re American, but if you’re not, it probably doesn’t matter much but at least should count towards a quality made tool. The Praetorian has become something of a icon in the knife world, and for good reason. Keep Reading More » Category: Medford Knife & Tool | Write a CommentMicrotech DOC Strider Collaboration Folder OD Green Knife Review June 1st, 2015 - corwin99 Microtech has been synonymous with high-end, precision machined knives since their inception in 1994 in Vero Beach, Florida. They have collaborated with many high-profile knifemakers, and with this more recent release, the D.O.C., they have collaborated with Strider. The D.O.C. feels like an amalgamation of the Strider SMF and Microtech’s design flare for details. Keep Reading More » Category: Microtech Knives | Write a CommentLatest Reviews Chris Reeves Knives Mnandi Lignum Vitae Inlay Review September 12th, 2016 Phantom Steelworks Skin Walker Knife Review July 25th, 2016 Medford Praetorian G/T Folder Review December 12th, 2015 Microtech DOC Strider Collaboration Folder OD Green Knife Review June 1st, 2015 Brous Blades Reloader Mid-Tech G-10 Blackout Knife Review January 22nd, 2015 Jake Hoback Kwaiback Midtech Folder Knife Review December 16th, 2014 Spyderco Police Stainless Steel Folder C07 September 10th, 2014 Spyderco Large Manix C95GPFG Knife Review June 30th, 2014 Copyright ©2007-2020 CustomTacticals.com - Privacy Policy - Knife Reviews for 2007 | 2008 | 2009 | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 -...