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Canal Street Cutlery to debut Tactical Knives

If anyone is interested, Canal Street Cutlery has launched a line of Tactical Knives. They have partnered with Dexter to assist with the Blade making (this keeps the cost down since Dexter has a better capability tomprodipuce the blades). The first two knives out of the shute are Survival Knives. Thee is a Clip Point and a spear point. I have samples of the Spear point and am awaiting the samples of the clip point. There are several options available for the knives. Partial serrated blade, non-serrated blade, Cerakoted blades available in predator green or black and the grips are VZ Grips. that's right....VZ Grips, the same manufacture that makes the grips for the 1911 is making them for the Canal Street Tactical Survival knives. The grips come in Hyena Brown and Predator Green. If you have never seen these grips, you have to get a look, they are Phenominal. Each knife comes in a black nylon sheath. Wally will have them at the Blade Show 2015 and I believe he may even have a handful for sale. Save your knuckles and stop by and see Wally at the Blade Show.

Wally is also going to have a folder version of a tactical knife, also done in the VZ Grips. It will be a prototype, but I can't wait to see it and get my hands on it. If is anything like the Survival Knife....who'll where!

Tom

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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on May 12, 2015 at 13:40

I will definatley stop by to see Wally ad get some shots of it at Blade. Tom...THANK YOU

Permalink Reply by Doug Thrower on May 12, 2015 at 13:48

If it comes without serrations, that's a nice looking blade, but the price is a little high in my opinion. Hope that's MSRP.

Permalink Reply by Tom Chase on May 12, 2015 at 14:57

I will try to get some pictures tonight that will showcase the handle better and give you a different look.

Wally stated that he thought they were going for 2400 initially, I think that is a combination of the Clip Point and the Drop Point versions!

Permalink Reply by Tom Chase on May 12, 2015 at 14:59

Doug,

you can get it with or without the serrations. The $200 cost is the List Price! I am not sure what they will actually sell at though. Let's face it, nobody pays List/MSRP these days....lol

Tom

Permalink Reply by Tom Chase on May 12, 2015 at 18:49

Here is a picture which may help you understand the texture of the Canal Street Tactical Survival Knife.

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