Thanks to Everyone who emailed me congrats on the Punisher movie.
Read more at www.punisherknife.com.
read archived Enews Punisher War Zone Movie
Great News!
The sale of the first movie knife Proto to Mr Jeff Knox of Fightingknives.info,
(Click photo to check out his web site)
Netted us $500.00 worth of knives for the Troops.
Jeff's family is in the Military collectibles business, and his web site has some
real interesting items. In fact it's like a museum.
We will be doing an article on Jeff and his collection real soon. Jeff is also a talented knife maker himself, and we will be taking a look
at his Great work.
The above, along with a few hitches in the previous program is leading to NEW ideas on how to make the MAP program better.
Thanks to every soldier who has participated in the previous programs.
Watch this page for details. Our goal is to make the whole deal more interesting and fun for the Troops.
The sale of the first movie knife Proto to Mr Jeff Knox of Fightingknives.info,
(Click photo to check out his web site)
Netted us $500.00 worth of knives for the Troops.
Jeff's family is in the Military collectibles business, and his web site has some
real interesting items. In fact it's like a museum.
We will be doing an article on Jeff and his collection real soon. Jeff is also a talented knife maker himself, and we will be taking a look
at his Great work.
The above, along with a few hitches in the previous program is leading to NEW ideas on how to make the MAP program better.
Thanks to every soldier who has participated in the previous programs.
Watch this page for details. Our goal is to make the whole deal more interesting and fun for the Troops.
Special Thanks to "KC" Caulder.
KC and Spec Ops Brand 's owner Mr Jeff Wemmer helped us in the 2006 and 2007 MAP programs.
He is a Great guy, and an
asset to the USA.
KC moved on from the gear business, accepted an Engineering Supervisor position with Baroid Fluid Services (Halliburton's down-hole drilling fluid division). He left Spec.-Ops. Brand (on very, very, good terms) in July of 2007 after 7 years of service,
and no one will ever be a better ambassador for Spec.-Ops. Brand. Or lead the way in customer care and business development, the way he did.
"KC" helped us to get the Mag pouch sheath produced, and made sure we got what was needed from the company to make the 2006 MAP program one of the best ever. Since then he's doing Great as expected, so why is he going to the 2009 Shot Show, the Biggest Trade show in the world for firearms knives and gear. Of course I knew it was specifically to visit the TOPS knife booth were the NEW TOPs version of the4X PUNISHER will be on Display.
After all, KC's, help got us going with designing products etc.
But....no, he is just feeling the pangs of withdrawal from the best business on earth. And now that I told him about the M4X, he will visit the TOPs display.
Here is his quote
"Ever since I left Spec.-Ops. Brand, I have had this huge, empty hole in me. It took me a while to figure it out. But, I finally determined that I was just plain home sick. I miss all of my friends and colleagues that I had come to, so fondly, know while I was in that industry. And, the easiest fix I could come up with was to take a few days of well deserved vacation and haul my ass to Shot so I could see everyone. I wish I had a more complex and mysterious answer for you. But, that is the plain truth."
Since I will miss shaking his hand at the Shot Show this year, as I'm full up with knife work, I figured it might be nice to add this little tribute to a Great guy and good friend.
American Soldiers
Protecting YOUR freedom
Thank You for Your service
Watch for 2009 Program
Check out the MAP page too
Victory to the American Soldier!
God Bless the Republic!
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Knife Tests and Reviews By: Maj. Ian Humphrey.
Other writings by various contributers..
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Protecting YOUR freedom
Thank You for Your service
Watch for 2009 Program
Check out the MAP page too
Victory to the American Soldier!
God Bless the Republic!
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SPECIAL EDITIONS
Special knives for Special Occasions
On line catalog. New Models,etc
Sheath Catalog
Carry Options
Reviews and Tests
Relentlessly bringing You the best.
Support Our Troops
Military Award Program 5 coming soon
SPECIAL EDITIONS
Special knives for Special Occasions
The Relentless Knives E news is published on a monthly basis, and written by Daniel M. Certo.
Knife Tests and Reviews By: Maj. Ian Humphrey.
Other writings by various contributers..
All information is protected by U.S. Copyright, Trademark and Patent laws.
Send us your questions, comments and or articles.
Contact us here
Thanks for reading the E news.
Medal of Excellence Awarded to
Relentless
Knives by 10th Mtn Div. U.S. Army, Camp Liberty, Iraq 2006
THANK YOU CSM BRIAN CARLSON
to be the Official knife of Marvel Comic book character
The Punisher
and appeared in the 2008 Loinsgate Production of Punisher War Zone.
I'm working hard on the NEW Catalog which will be online this month.
That and the NEW web site www.punisherknife.com have taken up lot's of time.
Some in site here: Several large knives coming, and
Mini Neck knives will be the biggest addition.
I've been carrying one for over 6 months now, and find it totally useful.
It is 1/4" thick s30V steel with a wedge style blade.
At first, I was doubtful about this shape, thinking the point would not hold up to abuse of any kind.
I wasn't totally wrong, as in the case of the 1/8" thick protos, the points are like needles; great for removing splinters from the hands and other minor surgical procedures we sometimes do on ourselves, but very delicate.
The 3/16" and 1/4" models are a different story. They are plenty sturdy for many tasks, and about the handiest little knife I have ever owned.
Also, I've been experimenting with across the chest carry, rather than the traditional handle pointed at the ground mode.
Across the chest has several pluses that one might not notice unless you give it a try.
Of course it works best with a small (4" OAl or so) knife, but in that realm it is great.
First off, the knife is tethered on both the sheath, and the lanyard hole of the knife.
This is a drawback under some circumstances, but for close, in general utility it is ALL THAT.
The knife can be used and dropped to free the hands for other tasks, and generally it simply hangs there unsheathed until the chore is complete. This is a great improvement to
some of us who set knives down in order to free the hands.....and then....spend valuable time locating our knife again.
If you're a utility worker, you know well what I mean, and you know because
your knife is a valuable tool that helps you get through the day. You're on a schedule, time is very important, and how many knives have you lost?
The neck knife with across the chest carry puts a damper on lost time....
Your knife is always hanging right in front of you, and even when you don't re sheath it,, it's still there.
If utility is not your reason for carrying, no problem either, as the mil spec eyelets on the
kydex sheath are really the ultimate in allowing a variety of carrying modes.
Mini Neck knives will be the biggest addition.
I've been carrying one for over 6 months now, and find it totally useful.
It is 1/4" thick s30V steel with a wedge style blade.
At first, I was doubtful about this shape, thinking the point would not hold up to abuse of any kind.
I wasn't totally wrong, as in the case of the 1/8" thick protos, the points are like needles; great for removing splinters from the hands and other minor surgical procedures we sometimes do on ourselves, but very delicate.
The 3/16" and 1/4" models are a different story. They are plenty sturdy for many tasks, and about the handiest little knife I have ever owned.
Also, I've been experimenting with across the chest carry, rather than the traditional handle pointed at the ground mode.
Across the chest has several pluses that one might not notice unless you give it a try.
Of course it works best with a small (4" OAl or so) knife, but in that realm it is great.
First off, the knife is tethered on both the sheath, and the lanyard hole of the knife.
This is a drawback under some circumstances, but for close, in general utility it is ALL THAT.
The knife can be used and dropped to free the hands for other tasks, and generally it simply hangs there unsheathed until the chore is complete. This is a great improvement to
some of us who set knives down in order to free the hands.....and then....spend valuable time locating our knife again.
If you're a utility worker, you know well what I mean, and you know because
your knife is a valuable tool that helps you get through the day. You're on a schedule, time is very important, and how many knives have you lost?
The neck knife with across the chest carry puts a damper on lost time....
Your knife is always hanging right in front of you, and even when you don't re sheath it,, it's still there.
If utility is not your reason for carrying, no problem either, as the mil spec eyelets on the
kydex sheath are really the ultimate in allowing a variety of carrying modes.
ON THE WAY
www.punishermovie.com
Also we think Lexi Alexander is 10X and the best director worldwide.
She owns a Relentless Knife.....!
The auction format is fun, and sometimes items can be won at more than affordable prices.
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