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Browning 001 Living History Series - Liberty Knife

$1,000.00

In the troubled years of the American Revolution, men wanted by the Crown of Great Britain for treason were forced to gather out-of-doors to avoid detection–and execution. They often designated trees as the location of their meetings. These became known as “Liberty Trees. If the red coats found the tree, but no colonial “traitors,” they often vented their wrath by felling the tree in hopes that they could dampen the spirit of freedom by toppling the magnificent witnesses to so many patriotic plans. A few of the Liberty Trees survived the axe and the slow passage of years. The wood in the handle of this knife is from a tree that survived all but a hurricane's fury in Annapolis, Maryland. The blade is reminiscent of designs commonly found in the hands of our colonial forefathers. The handle is embellished with two gold stars in memory of patriotic ideals that live today in those who love this land.

Browning 002 Living History Series - Alamo Knife

$1,000.00

Show me someone in America that hasn't heard of the famous Bowie knife, and I'll show you someone that is dead to the world of knives. Jim Bowie was a Louisiana man that once found himself in a gunfight armed only with a knife. Fortunately, the other guy missed, and Bowie lived to play his part in a gallant, but ultimately hopeless defense of the Alamo in 1836. This knife is a replica of the design that was made famous during that period in our history. The wood in the handle comes from a live oak that grew on the grounds of the Alamo itself. For more than a century, it shaded visitors to that hallowed place, eventually dying of age. It is graced by a single gold star on each side that represents the fame of the state of Texas.

Browning 005 Living History Series - Crazy Horse Knife

$1,000.00

"Tashunka Witko," Oglala Lakota Sioux Warrior. Crazy Horse was born around 1845 on the Republican River that traces the Nebraska-Kansas border. He was raised with tribal traditions of generosity, courage and self-denial. He ordered the attack on Lt. Col. George A. Custer's Seventh Cavalry and never surrendered the lands claimed by his people. When asked where were his lands, he replied, "My lands are where my dead lie buried." The Crazy Horse knife sports a handle made of wood from a grove of aspen trees, which grew on the sacred Pine Ridge Reservation land in southern Nebraska. The Aspen is revered by the Sioux Nation as the "Tree of Life." The blade is made from knapped obsidian, a hard volcanic glass. Its color is variegated rust black and is affixed to the hilt with leather strips. Horsehair tassels dangle from brass cones, threaded with bone beads lashed to the leather binding. Four brass tacks represent the four seasons. The fringed buckskin sheath is brain-tanned, hand-made and beaded with a familiar Sioux pattern. A certificate of authenticity is included. 1,847 knives — commemorating the year Crazy Horse was born — will be produced.

Browning 247 Whitetail Legacy - Limited edition

$292.00

No deer species in North America is more respected or sought after than the whitetail. This special Whitetail Legacy Limited Edition knife honors this wily deer and will make an excellent gift to the dedicated hunter who pursues them. The handsome handles are shaped from exquisite mesquite burl wood and feature finger choils (grooves) for a more secure feel. The highly polished, hollow ground fixed blade is carefully crafted from Swedish Sandvik® steel with a tapered tang and dovetailed bolsters.

Browning 30 Hunting Heritage Series

$240.00

A beautiful addition to any collection, the Hunting Heritage Series knives feature blades in AUS-8A stainless steel, nickel silver bolsters and exotic hardwood handles with animal medallion inlay. Each piece includes a laser engraved cherry wood display box with miniature lithograph inside the cover, a certificate of authenticity and an 11'' x 14'' reproduction of the box art. Canada Goose knife is a folding lockback with 3 1/4'' drop point blade and redwood burl handles.

Browning 326 Bird & Trout

$94.00

The bird and trout knife is a time-tested century-old design used by wingshooters and fishermen alike. It has endured because of the unique blade and ease of handling, enabling intricate cuts in tight places. Browning’s new Woodsman Bird and Trout knives carry on this tradition with your choice of a Micarta® handle with mirror-polished blade or a Mossy Oak® Duck Blind® handle with satin-finished blade for comfort and sure control. Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel is used in the blade production.

Browning 327 Bird & Trout

$70.00

Browning 360 Lightning	$125.00
Made in the USA using the most advanced engineering and production methods. A light push on the ambidextrous thumbstud allows the innovative assisted opening mechanism to take over and swiftly open the blade to its full locked position. Steel locking liner and anodized aircraft grade aluminum handles. Discontinued by manufacturer, limited quantities available.

Browning 361 Lightning	$125.00
Made in the USA using the most advanced engineering and production methods. A light push on the ambidextrous thumbstud allows the innovative assisted opening mechanism to take over and swiftly open the blade to its full locked position. Steel locking liner and anodized aircraft grade aluminum handles. Discontinued by manufacturer, limited quantities available.

Browning 362 Lightning	$125.00
Made in the USA using the most advanced engineering and production methods. A light push on the ambidextrous thumbstud allows the innovative assisted opening mechanism to take over and swiftly open the blade to its full locked position. Steel locking liner and anodized aircraft grade aluminum handles. Discontinued by manufacturer, limited quantities available.

Browning 363 Lightning	$125.00
Made in the USA using the most advanced engineering and production methods. A light push on the ambidextrous thumbstud allows the innovative assisted opening mechanism to take over and swiftly open the blade to its full locked position. Steel locking liner and anodized aircraft grade aluminum handles. Discontinued by manufacturer, limited quantities available.

Browning 364 Lightning	$125.00
Made in the USA using the most advanced engineering and production methods. A light push on the ambidextrous thumbstud allows the innovative assisted opening mechanism to take over and swiftly open the blade to its full locked position. Steel locking liner and anodized aircraft grade aluminum handles. Discontinued by manufacturer, limited quantities available.

Browning 372 Illusion	$108.00
Browning Illusion knives are so light and easy to carry, they are easy to forget about, until they are needed. This easy open design with liner lock is ultra-thin, and Illusions are designed to be as unobtrusive as possible when carried in the pocket. Durable anodizing on the alloy handles ensure good looks for years to come. Discontinued by manufacturer, limited quantities available.

Browning 376 Presentation Series	$175.00
Beautifully rendered in hollow ground, mirror polished AUS-8A stainless steel with nickel silver scales and ebony inlays. Harness stitched leather case doubles as a display stand. Discontinued by manufacturer, limited quantities available.

Browning 465 Extreme Mountain Hunter - Large Drop Point

$60.00

Browning takes hunting knives to a new level with the Extreme Mountain Hunters. They are designed to perform for extreme climates — from Alaskan tundra to New Mexico deserts — specially for outdoorsmen who push themselves and their gear to the edge. The handles provide a secure grip with comfortable, rounded edges and are easy to clean after dressing game. Four models include two with different sized drop point blades, one with a modified drop point and one with a deep belly semi-skinner shape. Each blade is tough Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel with a Rockwell hardness of 58c-59c and the edge-holding ability hunters demand. Each knife comes complete with a lightweight, injection molded sheath that complements the rugged, durable construction of the knives.

Browning 466 Extreme Mountain Hunter - Medium Drop Point

$60.00

Browning 467 Extreme Mountain Hunter - Modified Drop Point

$60.00

Browning 468 Extreme Mountain Hunter - Semi Skinner

$60.00

Browning 476 Axe	$194.00
The new White River Series feature rugged, G-10 handles for a better grip and lighter weight, scratch-resistant, Teflon® coated blades with laser engraved Browning logo. Ballistic Cloth™ sheath with leather trim and embroidered logo. The White River Axe features a tough 440-B type blade with modern, efficient styling. Discontinued by manufacturer, limited quantities available.

Browning 480 Kitchen Cutlery Set

$378.00

Nothing is used more in the kitchen than a good set of sharp steak knives. They must be durable, have a variety of blade styles, and remain sharp, especially when used to process wild game. The fourteen piece Outdoorsman Kitchen Cutlery set has everything necessary for the home, cabin, or camp, including a deep hollow-ground boning knife, game shears, and sharpening steel. It also includes standard household kitchen cutlery and a uniquely designed carving fork with a pigtail twist so it won’t bend when taking a ten pound roast from the pan. The set has a standard chef’s knife with an innovative Granton edge to reduce cutting resistance for carving meat, and six elegant steak knives for table use. Another favorite will probably be the bread knife, which has large serrations, making slicing warn homemade bread easy. The knives are made from quality German high-carbon stainless steel, to ensure the Outdoorsman set will last. The Browning Buckmark is set in durable injection molded handles that are securely riveted to a full tang for a lifetime of pleasurable use.

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