“ The Legendary Ka-Bar Name Has a Legendary Story The term Ka-Bar was derived from the Kodiak Brown Bear. Tyler Freel Anyone familiar with knives knows a Ka-Bar for the USMC fighting and utility knife ...

KA-BAR The company that makes the knives for the Army, Navy and Marine Corps has just released a video that gives an amazing look into how these blades are produced by hand on U.S. soil.

In celebration of its 120th anniversary, renowned knifemaker KA-BAR is opening up its custom knife shop, called State and Union, with a limited release of a new blade called the Tuko. KA-BAR has ...

KA-BAR has collaborated with custom knife maker Mike Snody to introduce three knives in 2014: the Boss, Big Boss, and Snake Charmer. All three are made of S35VN steel, feature 8” of 550 cord and ...

While that upgrade comes with a price bump, the knife is still relatively affordable. You’d be hard-pressed to find a knife of similar quality with this blade steel for under $100. The knife’s ...

Ka-Bar knives have been in the military for a long time, but the company doesn't stop there. In fact, they've added a new use for their tools this year: killing zombies. I kid, but not really.

The company released the KA-BAR Black Fighting/Utility knife 1211 along with a new video promoting it. The knife has a 7" blade made from 1095 Cro-Van, a Kraton G® handle, and a black leather sheath.

The first KA-BAR Ek Knife to be released is the Model 4. Made from 1095 Cro-Van, the same steel used in the KA-BAR USMC Fighting/Utility Knife, the Model 4 measures 12.625” overall and features ...

Even the name KA-BAR has its roots in legend. As the story goes, a fur trapper in the 1900s wrote a letter about killing a grizzly bear with a knife from the Union Cutlery Company, which began ...