At Hogue
We’ve arrived at Hogue to check out their new series of Heckler & Koch (HK) Knives. The company just announced it had partnered with the gun brand and would be picking up the mantle for HK Knives. Hogue and HK seem like a natural fit. Before Hogue ever made knives they were making gun grips and accessories and that’s still the lions share of their business.
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