Blackjack Knives Review
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Blackjack Knives – Model 125
Editor: Reed
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A classic style hunting knife that is perfectly suited to game and camp chores.
I have a couple of the orignial Blackjack 1-7’s and have always liked their knives. They are very well made and come razor sharp. Their edge is different than most knives and is convex instead of the traditional hollow ground. The originals have gone up quite a bit in value, and have a collectors interest all their own. I reviewed a Blackjack 125 (same as the one in Circle10’s pic above) on this forum back in 2009 - still using that knife and still have a high opinion of it. Mar 29, 2013 #14. This is a video testing the Randall made model 16-1 special purpose fighter and the blackjack model 1-7. Skip navigation. Randall 28 woodsman’s knife test and review - Duration: 8:14. 1095 carbon steel. These are just a few of the many Features of the Classic Model 1-7 from Blackjack Knives. 888 poker points system explained. With an A-2 High Carbon Steel Blade that is and Convex Ground and Hand Finished, the Model 1-7 is one of the Finest military-style service knives available today.
Just the Facts:
*Manufacturer – Blackjack Knives – Classic Blades – Model 125 (Antique Ivory Micarta handle shown in pictures, other handle options available)
*Overall Length: 9.5 Inches
*Blade Length: 5 Inches
*Steel: A-2 Tool steel @ 58rc
*Blade Thickness: .215 Inch
*Weight: 7.5 Ounces
*MSRP: $248.00 (found available at approx. $160.00)
Story:
Blackjack’s Motto is ” No Gimmicks….Just Performance” and I have to say that I agree that this knife model 125 is true to their motto. Somehow the Blackjack name seems too slick for a knife this traditional and true to time-tested hunting design. I admit to be, just a bit, of a knife freak and have many so-called tactical knifes in my gun safe, but when I went looking for a traditional hunting knife that was capable of tackling game chores from the smallest to the largest North American game, this knife really stood out and fit the bill.
One of the classic design features of this knife is the generous and rounded choil which allows you to move your first finger and thumb forward on the knife and do detailed cutting and skinning chores. While the knife is not too large (even though Blackjack refers to it as a “heavy hunter”) to be functional, it has a stout .215 blade thickness making it capable of serious work in the field.
Overall, I love the style, design, and functionality of this knife. As an added bonus this knife comes razor sharp and includes one of the best leather knife sheaths by Sharpshooter Sheath Systems that I have owned.
What they could do better:
Change the company name to something more traditional to match their products? Just kidding!Blackjack Knives Review
Blackjack Knives – Model 125 Review
4.5
mradford
2011-03-07 14:05:18
0 positive user reviews 0 negative user reviews.Blackjack Knives Reviews
Blackjack Knives was founded in 1987 in Los Angeles, California, by Mike Stewart and his wife Lesley. Mike wanted to import and sell Chris Reeve’s range of South African fixed blade knives as well as produce their own knives.
In 1987, Stewart designed and released Blackjack’s first knife called “Mamba”. Unfortunately, the company went bankrupt the same year because of poor management. However, Blackjack managed to recover later and moved their production to Seki City, Japan, where Mike’s knives were produced by the Kencrest Corporation.Blackjack 124 Knives Video Reviews
Although the knives were of superior quality, Blackjack had some issues with the Japanese producers and in 1991 the company moved its production back to the United States and set facilities in Effingham, Illinois. In 1997, the Stewarts sold Blackjack Knives and moved to Escabana, Michigan, where they founded Bark River Knives.
For several years, Blackjack Knives were produced by Knifeware, established in 1998 by Ken Warner, a member of the former Blackjack team that was located in St. Elmo, Illinois. After Ken Warner sold that enterprise, the Blackjack name was acquired by knife wholesale distributor Blue Ridge Knives. The knives are currently made in Michigan by Bark River, coincidentally owned and operated by the original founder of Blackjack Knives.Blackjack Knives Model 14 Review
Today, the assortment of Blackjack brand includes tactical, military, hunting, outdoor and self-defense knives. Their blades are made of tough carbon tool steel and handles fit against aluminum fittings. A few classic Blackjack models are still produced, including the Model 1-7 and Model 1-5.
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*Blackjack Knives Review
*Blackjack Knives Reviews
*Blackjack 124 Knives Video Reviews
*Blackjack Knives Model 14 Review
Blackjack Knives – Model 125
Editor: Reed
Basic Description of item: Odds calculator nl holdem.
A classic style hunting knife that is perfectly suited to game and camp chores.
I have a couple of the orignial Blackjack 1-7’s and have always liked their knives. They are very well made and come razor sharp. Their edge is different than most knives and is convex instead of the traditional hollow ground. The originals have gone up quite a bit in value, and have a collectors interest all their own. I reviewed a Blackjack 125 (same as the one in Circle10’s pic above) on this forum back in 2009 - still using that knife and still have a high opinion of it. Mar 29, 2013 #14. This is a video testing the Randall made model 16-1 special purpose fighter and the blackjack model 1-7. Skip navigation. Randall 28 woodsman’s knife test and review - Duration: 8:14. 1095 carbon steel. These are just a few of the many Features of the Classic Model 1-7 from Blackjack Knives. 888 poker points system explained. With an A-2 High Carbon Steel Blade that is and Convex Ground and Hand Finished, the Model 1-7 is one of the Finest military-style service knives available today.
Just the Facts:
*Manufacturer – Blackjack Knives – Classic Blades – Model 125 (Antique Ivory Micarta handle shown in pictures, other handle options available)
*Overall Length: 9.5 Inches
*Blade Length: 5 Inches
*Steel: A-2 Tool steel @ 58rc
*Blade Thickness: .215 Inch
*Weight: 7.5 Ounces
*MSRP: $248.00 (found available at approx. $160.00)
Story:
Blackjack’s Motto is ” No Gimmicks….Just Performance” and I have to say that I agree that this knife model 125 is true to their motto. Somehow the Blackjack name seems too slick for a knife this traditional and true to time-tested hunting design. I admit to be, just a bit, of a knife freak and have many so-called tactical knifes in my gun safe, but when I went looking for a traditional hunting knife that was capable of tackling game chores from the smallest to the largest North American game, this knife really stood out and fit the bill.
One of the classic design features of this knife is the generous and rounded choil which allows you to move your first finger and thumb forward on the knife and do detailed cutting and skinning chores. While the knife is not too large (even though Blackjack refers to it as a “heavy hunter”) to be functional, it has a stout .215 blade thickness making it capable of serious work in the field.
Overall, I love the style, design, and functionality of this knife. As an added bonus this knife comes razor sharp and includes one of the best leather knife sheaths by Sharpshooter Sheath Systems that I have owned.
What they could do better:
Change the company name to something more traditional to match their products? Just kidding!Blackjack Knives Review
Blackjack Knives – Model 125 Review
4.5
mradford
2011-03-07 14:05:18
0 positive user reviews 0 negative user reviews.Blackjack Knives Reviews
Blackjack Knives was founded in 1987 in Los Angeles, California, by Mike Stewart and his wife Lesley. Mike wanted to import and sell Chris Reeve’s range of South African fixed blade knives as well as produce their own knives.
In 1987, Stewart designed and released Blackjack’s first knife called “Mamba”. Unfortunately, the company went bankrupt the same year because of poor management. However, Blackjack managed to recover later and moved their production to Seki City, Japan, where Mike’s knives were produced by the Kencrest Corporation.Blackjack 124 Knives Video Reviews
Although the knives were of superior quality, Blackjack had some issues with the Japanese producers and in 1991 the company moved its production back to the United States and set facilities in Effingham, Illinois. In 1997, the Stewarts sold Blackjack Knives and moved to Escabana, Michigan, where they founded Bark River Knives.
For several years, Blackjack Knives were produced by Knifeware, established in 1998 by Ken Warner, a member of the former Blackjack team that was located in St. Elmo, Illinois. After Ken Warner sold that enterprise, the Blackjack name was acquired by knife wholesale distributor Blue Ridge Knives. The knives are currently made in Michigan by Bark River, coincidentally owned and operated by the original founder of Blackjack Knives.Blackjack Knives Model 14 Review
Today, the assortment of Blackjack brand includes tactical, military, hunting, outdoor and self-defense knives. Their blades are made of tough carbon tool steel and handles fit against aluminum fittings. A few classic Blackjack models are still produced, including the Model 1-7 and Model 1-5.
Register here: http://gg.gg/wcqri
https://diarynote-jp.indered.space
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