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New CRKT Shizuka noh Ken Folder
James Williams’ history as a U.S. Army officer and martial arts instructor to military and police special units has led him to design a line of knives for Columbia River Knife & Tool. Personally, I own the Williams/CRKT Hissatsu folder and Heiho. With these combative blades in mind, I was happy to see yet another new Williams offering on the CRKT table at SHOT Show 2015: the Shizuka noh Ken. The Shizuka noh Ken is a smaller version of the very popular Otanashi noh Ken, from Williams’ drawing board for SOCOM personnel. But the 4.6″ bladed OnK is intended to be a large knife. Shizuka noh Ken dials down the … Continue reading
Posted in Concealed Carry, Knives, Officer Safety
Tagged Columbia River Knife & Tool, Concealed Carry, CRKT, SHOT Show
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CRKT Hissatsu Folding Knife Review
Columbia River Knife & Tool has always produced a very diverse line of sharp things. In collaboration with stellar knife designers such as Frank Centofante, Brian Tighe, Ken Onion, Flavio Ikoma, Kit Carson, Ron Lake, Pat Crawford, and still more, CRKT has brought us a galaxy of practical and artistic products. CRKT tapped into another talent for its Japanese-inspired series of Hissatsu knives. James Williams is a former U.S. Army officer with decades of experience in the martial arts and as a military and police trainer. In envisioning the Hissatsu folder, Williams said, “Our goal with the Hissatsu Folder was not to replace the fixed blade knife, but rather to … Continue reading
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Tagged Columbia River Knife & Tool, CRKT, Hissatsu Folding Knife, Police Folding Knife
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