Knife History – Page 3

Why I Abandoned the Pocket Clip Folding Knife

Posted on 10 April 2020 by The Tactical Hermit

For the CO, having an outward “sterile” appearance is mandatory to retain tactical surprise. This is why I support Concealed vs Open Carry for firearms. But what about knives? When it comes to knives, most CO’s are relegated to just sticking (ie “clipping”) a “tactical” folder in their pocket and moving on. But have…

The Key to Cutting Deep

Posted on 13 December 2019 by The Tactical Hermit

The Key to Cutting Deep A very eye opening and practical article from Mike Janich. Stay Alert, Armed and Dangerous!

Solitary Knife Fighting

Posted on 20 October 2018 by The Tactical Hermit

Solitary Knife Fighting One of the more practical articles on how to train to defend yourself (not “fight”) with a knife I have read in a while. Make no mistake about it, using a knife as a defense tool is gritty, ballsy stuff, so you need to be REALISTIC about your training and your expectations….

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