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If properly cared for, knives can last a generation. But even the best quality knives can bend, loose a tip or get too rusty to use. In these cases, purchasing a new set of knives may be your best option. But how should you dispose of your old knives? Can knives be recycled? And can I donate my used knives?
In this article, we answer these questions and discuss how to properly and safely dispose of your old knifes.
The Gerber StrongArm is a very well-known knife, and for good reason. It’s a solid tactical knife of exceptional quality, looks great, has a excellent grip, and is reasonably priced (around $70). Naturally, it’s not for everyone. So let’s explore some of the best Gerber StrongArm alternatives.
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There’s not a lot better than a small and compact pocket knife that can tackle a range of meaty tasks. If that sounds like something you’re interested in, the Benchmade Bugout is a knife that has many fans. But unfortunately, it’s not for everyone. Whether you find the knife too big, too small, too heavy or too light, the good news is there’s a wide range of Benchmade Bugout alternatives on the market.
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When it comes to picking your next outdoor knife, one of the key components to consider is your grind. While most people won’t notice the difference, serious knife users know the value of having the right grind for the task you need. One of the most popular outdoor knife grinds is the Scandi grind.
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The Buck 110 is about as legendary as a pocket knife can be. It’s not only Buck’s most popular knife, but one of the most popular knives ever made, period.
So if you’re looking to buy yourself one in Canada, then firstly, good choice! It’s a solid bet that will last you a lifetime.
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Buck makes two of the most well-known, classic, American-made pocket knives there has ever been: the Buck 110 and the Buck 112.
They come in various configurations, and one of the options you have as a buyer is to get finger grooves vs. a plain handle.
Which is better? Well, it depends. So let’s explore the big question. Should you get a 110 / 112 with finger grooves, or without?
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