2019 Christmas List For The Knife Lover (And a few other gifts)
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Choosing a knife to buy for a Christmas present is easy. There are a million options.U.S.A. –-(Ammoland.com)- I write a Christmas List article every year for the Knife Connoisseur in your life for AmmoLand News. If you don’t know what to buy your honey this year and he is an outdoorsman, don’t panic. All outdoorsmen use a knife, make those multiple knives, so they will be easy to buy for. But, you do have to purchase the correct design that they favor. If you’re a wise shopper you don’t necessarily have to spend that much. As you know, I love knives and write a weekly Knife Product Review for AmmoLand. When I was a kid there weren’t but about five major knife companies, at least as far as I knew of. Now, ha, there are hundreds and more joining the ranks every month. And to top that off, there are more designs on the market now than ever before. Skinning knives, caping knives, boning knives, tactical, survival knives, and the list goes on. So I by no means will be able to cover all the cool knives I’ve tested but I’ll hit the highlights. Well, let’s get started. SKINNING KNIVES
Knives Of Alaska Legacy KnifeCAPING KNIVES
Bear & Son Cutlery 5009D Caper India Fixed Blade KnifeBONING KNIFE
If you're a backcountry hunter, you're going to love the Buck Paklite Boning Knife.FILLET KNIVES
Smith's Lawaia 7″& 9″ Fillet Coated Blade, Knife ReviewEDC
Buck Knives 110 Folding Hunter SlimWhen I think of an EDC, I think of an economical folder that I don’t mind using on cardboard, baling twine, etc. But I also threw in a couple of nice ones: STEAK SLICING KNIFE
Smith’s Cabin & Lodge Kitchen Cutlery Set
Case Large Stockman Knife YellowCUSTOM KNIFE
Tom Claycomb has been an avid hunter/fisherman throughout his life as well as an outdoors writer with outdoor columns in the magazine Hunt Alaska, Bass Pro Shops, Bowhunter.net and freelances for numerous magazines and newspapers. “To properly skin your animal, you will need a sharp knife. I have an e-article on Amazon Kindle titled Knife Sharpening #ad for $.99 if you're having trouble.”






- Smith’s Edgesport 8” Boning/Fillet Knife $28.99

- Smith’s Cabin/Lodge 14 pc. set $199.00
- Spyderco Paring (Utility knife) $40.00 Bread Knife $75.00
- Case 8” Bread knife $37.99
- KOA Bushcamp knife $109.99

- Buck has a custom shop so you can add a flair to your gift. I’ve never personally used it but they have a shop.
- Smith’s Retractable Sharpener $9.99
- Smith’s 6” Fine Diamond Stone $30.00
- Smith’s 8” Diamond Tri-Hone Stones $99.99
- Smith’s Diamond Combination $21.99
- Amazon Kindle “Knife Sharpening” by Tom Claycomb $.99 #ad
- For sharpening your kitchen knives, Smith’s Deluxe Diamond Electric Sharpener $39.99

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