Dear Reader,

Hands Down, 2 of the craziest blade I have ever put my hands on. 

Over the years we have had a series of karambit & stiletto style knives available to our readers and subscribers, but this…

This Crazy Tiger Claw Is A Sadistic Nightmare of A Blade!

The textured, polymer grip of the new Steel River Karambit gives the most secure grip imaginable of any knife in our lineup. But as many of you are familiar with karambits, it also features a solid steel ring at the heel of the handle.

Whether you prefer to hold this over hand or in the traditional underhand grip – NO ONE is going to strip this knife from your hand – EVER! 

Hell, not even from my cold, dead hands. I’m serious, I want to be buried with this knife – it is that good.

But the steel ring also features an insane glass punch. Let me tell you, several office windows met their demise to this in an unfortunate product quality ‘test’.

But the crown jewel of this blade is – and I know you will love this – an unbelievably fast, spring-assisted opening. 

There are only 1,000 of these in our initial run, so supplies are limited. I certainly hope to hear from you soon to get this jaw-dropping karambit.

Oh, and as a side note, I wouldn’t recommend whipping this thing out in church to pick at your nails – people will say something about it. 

You’ll also be receiving our newest G10 Stiletto, and man does this thing shred!

The G10 Stiletto is a tribute to the original blade of choice of Italian Assassins. Sleek, slender, silent – the Stiletto is still a deadly tactical blade that is challenged in courts every year because of their shadowy past.

But it is also an absolute thing of beauty! 

But first a little history of Stiletto… With your permission (and with strict recommendations for caution), I am going to send you one of the most influential and culturally relevant knives ever released in this country. You see, immediately following WWII, American soldiers brought this particular blade back to the country… and it created absolute hysteria!

There are 3 reasons for all of the madness that ensued during its initial release.
1. This unique design originates from Italy. Americans had never seen it until post WWII.
2. It seeped into popular culture, including the 1960 novel Stiletto by Harold Robbins, the films The Warriors & Twelve Angry Men and even Billy Joel’s 1978 album 52nd Street.
3. But the biggest reason was that it is a lighting fast, automatic opening made it a ruthlessly dangerous weapon and widely desired by anyone looking for a self-protection or overall “badass” knife. And… to make sure I can still keep a lid on this… I’m going to guarantee you’re happy with what you see here. Consider the free stuff I’m sending you…