NRA knife
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NRA knife
Here's one I picked up a couple months ago at the annual banquet. Love the jewling on it. It's SHARP all around.
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Re: NRA knife
Nice looking knife.
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When the people fear their government, that is tyranny. When government fears the people, that is freedom.
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Re: NRA knife
Very nice!
I am beginning to very seriously consider the Gator from Silver Stag. I've been looking for a mid-sized sheepsfoot-blade one-hand open non-serrated knife; and in ergonomics, steel, and price; it checks most of the boxes (OK, $133 is a lot but these are higher quality than most production brands).
The problem is I can't decide between cocobolo and stag. I've seen knives in both handle materials that have lived hard lives, and they still seem fine.
I am beginning to very seriously consider the Gator from Silver Stag. I've been looking for a mid-sized sheepsfoot-blade one-hand open non-serrated knife; and in ergonomics, steel, and price; it checks most of the boxes (OK, $133 is a lot but these are higher quality than most production brands).
The problem is I can't decide between cocobolo and stag. I've seen knives in both handle materials that have lived hard lives, and they still seem fine.
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Re: NRA knife
Those are nice! Any idea who makes these or is Silver Stag a real knife maker?
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They don't give very many details, or even have an about/history page; but apparently, they've been in business for "over 20 years" and started out as one guy making knives out of his garage as a hobby.1967redrider wrote: ↑Wed Jul 14, 2021 7:24 pm Those are nice! Any idea who makes these or is Silver Stag a real knife maker?
https://silverstag.com/index.php?route=common/home
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I heard that NRA knives are made in China. I won't join I don't need a $45 subscription to their magazine and a cheap decal. ftd
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I bought a Silver Stag bowie awhile back from a flea market and it appears to be a very nice knife. A little on the large side to use or carry every day but I still like it.
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cody6268 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 14, 2021 10:02 pmThey don't give very many details, or even have an about/history page; but apparently, they've been in business for "over 20 years" and started out as one guy making knives out of his garage as a hobby.1967redrider wrote: ↑Wed Jul 14, 2021 7:24 pm Those are nice! Any idea who makes these or is Silver Stag a real knife maker?
https://silverstag.com/index.php?route=common/home
Thanks for the info, Cody, interesting history . . .
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Re: NRA knife
There are, and have been, so many NRA knives that it could be a collectors focus all in its own right. I have them by Schrade, Buck Knives, and Case (all USA made) some recent, some old. There are also Chinese, Japanese (I have a Lakota), and Taiwan made NRA branded knives out there. I wish there was a guide to them all. OHfergusontd wrote: ↑Wed Jul 14, 2021 11:14 pm I heard that NRA knives are made in China. I won't join I don't need a $45 subscription to their magazine and a cheap decal. ftd
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knife7knut wrote: ↑Wed Jul 14, 2021 11:23 pm I bought a Silver Stag bowie awhile back from a flea market and it appears to be a very nice knife. A little on the large side to use or carry every day but I still like it.EDIT:Checked their web site and this one is called the,"Alaskan Camper" Didn't realize how expensive they were! I paid $60 for it a couple years ago.
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