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From Outdoor Life MagazineThe Vulture Cholera Knife by Tim MacWelch

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Earlier this year, Vulture Equipment Works debuted their new Cholera fixed-blade knife at SHOT Show, where it was declared “People's Choice Knife Shot Show 2014”.

The steel is heat-treated 1095 high-carbon alloy steel with a Scandi grind profile, which I believe to be the best profile for butchering and wood carving. The blade is made more durable with a clear Cerakote finish. You can also drill and pierce with this knife, thanks to the false edge at the tip of the knife’s spine. 

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Another knife made by TOPS!  (Because they have their own US manufacturing facility, & because they're awesome.)

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