Their, "Tactical Knives" folded some time ago. I felt it was too oriented toward servicing advertisers. But they occasionally had a feature on something really good, like Fallkniven products. I've plugged those in knife titles, myself, but they deserve it.
www.fallkniven.com Work all the buttons of any interest. I think you'll be impressed. That brand doesn't receive the patronage of the King of Sweden for nothing!
Their boxes carry the King's Royal Warrant of Appointment as knife purveyors to the Crown and to the Royal Swedish Air Force, which issues their F-1 model to pilots as a survival knife.
You've probably seen pics of their fighters, like the Saab Draken and the Grifon. In addition to Sweden, South Africa and probably other nations use the Grifon.
I'll miss, CH. I sold them only a personal experience item or two, but they paid either $50 or $100 for those; I forget which.
CMort, you should have sent in your account, although it was accomplished with a rifle. Like others here, I'd like to know what happened. Most defense adventures never see print, and the public and the liberal media never realize how often guns save honest men's lives.
I think a crucial reason why gun magazines fail is that they are too oriented toward advertisers. No more general articles like Skelton and others used to write for, "Shooting Times." Massad Ayoob's stories about gunfights and the aftermath are a refreshing exception from the reviews of guns that are usually praised by the writers who minimize any flaws.
