EDC for CCW

If a general-purpose cutting/chopping/wire stripping knife just isn't your EDC cup of tea, Columbia River Knife And Tool's Otanashi Noh Ken tactical folder might be the tool for the job. It's got a deep...

As an EMT, there are a couple things that I always carry on shift. One is a Benchmade Triage knife, another is a Littman stethoscope (because using the same one that's been in everyone...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Fjt-hK2uS4&list=UUlXiZS-gBgJrnv1nT4Y4Sig&index=1 Depending on the state, possession of a fully-automatic knife can get you into a whole heap of trouble. Is this a problem? Although I'm not a knife fighter by nature (or experience) I reckon...

Do you have a chunk of change that's just been burning the proverbial hole in your pocket? Have you got the kind of cash that allows you to drop as much as four digits...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAqgnrZDnaE Continuing our series on firearms-branded every day carry knives for concealed carry weapons license holders, I stopped by the Smith & Wesson booth at the 2013 Blade Show. The last time we posted...

  OK, so we're a little late on this one. As the engraving on the tactical liner-lock folding knife above reveals, we missed the Automat Kalashnikov 47's diamond anniversary by a year. In our favor,...

A defensive-oriented EDC knife will have different features from an EDC knife that will spend most of its time shaving kindling, sharpening pencils, or opening boxes. Despite its name, Columbia River Knife &...

  A few readers have requested a review of a holster that is not made of Kydex, and the one name that seems to come up repeatedly in the comments section is Winthrop Holsters. When I checked...

"An Italian knife that isn't a stiletto switchblade? Surely you jest!" No, I'm deadly serious. And don't call me Shirley. Not many Americans have heard of Extrema Ratio, but they represent the high end of...

Spyderco's medium-sized Manix 2 gives People Of The Gun a sturdy EDC knife of exceptional quality and ergonomics. It also gives 'knife guys' all the goodies they look for, like a supersteel S30V blade...

Cold Steel's Hold Out is aptly-named: it's incredibly slender and lightweight. It also brings the heat in the blade department (three inches of it,anyway) with full flat ground AUS 8 that's among the sharpest...

Most EDC knives aren't equipped with four inches of razor-sharp S30V, but if you've got big hands and deep pockets (in both senses of the term) Spyderco's large 'Military' might be just the backup...