Weapons

Bench made Infidel/Shootout

BenchMade Infidel (OS)

Benchmade Infidel Mini in stock

New Bench Made in come check them out.

Piranha OTF and Auto Made in Idaho

BenchMade

Benchmade Claymore Auto

Also Hunting Knives

Adamas Auto

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Much more New BM all the time come check it out.

Be looking out for the new 2024 BM Knives

Benchmade SOCP new 2023

New 2023 Just in

The Benchmade 185BK SOCP Dagger is a a Greg Thompson design made for our warfighters who need a secondary individual weapon system to back up their M4. This combat knife is lightweight, compact, versatile, and effective compared to current issue bayonets and previous generation Army bayonets that are bulky, heavy, and largely ineffective. Made primarily for special operations personnel and general infantry based on feedback from the SOCP® community, the CPM-3V is tough and resilient, resulting in a thin, lightweight knife capable of extreme use without fear of failure.

Swords

Ranging from $27.00 to 250.00.

FULL TANG KATANA $140.00

Nunchaku

Nunchaku or nunchucks it all depends how you spell it. This weapon is my specialty. I've been using nunchucks for over 40 years now. A great weapon I'm sure you will love. We have practice chucks also so you don't hurt yourself when practicing your Ninja moves. Prices from $10-$33

Nunchucks, Nunchaku

Bruce Lee Nunchucks Also known as nunchaku, nunchucks, chucks or chain sticks, originally a farm tool used to harvest rice, it developed into a traditional Okinawan weapon and consists of two sticks connected at their ends with a short chain or rope.

During the Japanese occupation of Okinawa some 350 years ago, invading warlords prohibited the use of ordinary weapons such as the gun, sword and spear. So, the Okinawans turned to karate and kobu-do, which is the art of karate weapons such as the bo (a staff), sai (a short sword with the two prongs at the handle, kama (a sickle), and surushin, a length of rope with weights attached to both ends) for protection. Some kobu-do weapons were farm implements which the ingenious farmers converted into effective protective devices. For instance, the forerunner of the nunchaku was an instrument used to pound grain, which was later put to practical use as a weapon. The nunchaku was constructed of two hardwood sticks which were securely connected by rope braided from horses' tails. Today, the sticks are tied with rope or chain. Because of is innocent appearance, nunchucks could easily be mistaken for a toy or harmless bundle of sticks. In a defensive situation, however, it could be used to strike, block, hit, twist and pinch.