All posts tagged "Hogue"
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Hogue Knives Owner Dies in Plane Crash
[Image credit: racingjets.com Aaron Hogue, one of the owners of Hogue Knives, was killed Sunday in a crash during the Stihl National Championship Air Races...
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Hogue Serves up Two Hunting Knives for Fall
Hogue is breaking into a new knife category, releasing their first pair of hunting knives just in time for the fall. The Extrak and Expel...
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Hogue Founds New Ballista Single Action Auto Line
Hogue’s new automatic knife, the Ballista I, is hitting store shelves now. The Ballista establishes a new model line in the small, but always growing,...
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Hogue Streamlines Deka Folder for Gen 2
Hogue has tweaked their Deka folder just in time for Christmas. The new Gen....
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Hogue to Bring Back HK Knives at SHOT Show 2018
After a year-long hiatus, the Heckler & Koch (HK) gun brand is getting back in the knife business. Hogue will pick up HK Knives where...
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Hogue Extends Automatic Line with New OTF Series
Hogue has just announced that it will be building on its strength in the automatic knives category with a new line of out-the-front (OTF) knives....
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The X5 Flipper Breaks New Ground for Hogue
The last time we checked in with Hogue, the company had just finished modernizing their brand. This time they’ve turned their attention to bolstering their...
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Wells Fargo Denies Hogue Knives Banking Services Over Weapons Concern
According to Hogue Inc., Wells Fargo is refusing to provide them with banking services, citing “weapons” concerns because the company makes knives. The Nevada-based manufacturer...
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From Gun Grips to Knives: American Hogue Prepared to Take Center Stage
Hogue is fast approaching its 50th anniversary, but the company is still a relative newcomer to the knife world. Founder Guy Hogue’s original wooden gun...
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DAY 1 Highlights: SHOT Show 2016 Knives
Follow Day 2 of the KnifeNews SHOT Show 2016 NewsFeed brought to you by KnifeCenter.com – brands on deck for Wed/20 include Spyderco, CRKT, ESEE, and more. Everyone...
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Jeff Davidson Ibex Hunter Reflects a Lifelong Passion for Knives
Fort Worth, Texas-based Jeff Davidson recently passed one year as a full-time knife maker, after many years making a name for himself forging customs part-time. The Ibex Hunter, a...
Michael Jarvis of AUX MFG Talks Origins, Ergonomics, and Plans for the Future
Michael Jarvis is working hard to take his custom knife career to the next level. Operating under the shop name Auxiliary Manufacturing, Jarvis is bringing batches of his hand...
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October ’22 Begins with Blade Show West
Blade Show West is kicking off in just under 48 hours. Located in Utah this year, Blade Show West brings together custom and production makers, just like its bigger...
Boker Bronco Brings Beefy 3V Blade for Bushcrafters
Boker continues to expand its steel repertoire with an incoming fixed blade release, the Bronco. Designed for hard use in the great outdoors, the Bronco is a modernized take...
Larrin Thomas of Knife Steel Nerds: The ApexUltra Interview
We’ve talked a lot about MagnaCut on KnifeNews, and for good reason. Since its 2021 debut, Larrin Thomas‘s debut knife steel has been attracting attention from enthusiasts, custom makers,...
Hawk Knives Beefs up Utility Blade with the Latch Lock Mechanism
Grant and Gavin Hawk of Hawk Knives are readying for production of the ShortCut, an enthusiast-grade replaceable blade utility knife. The ShortCut is the debut...
Limited Edition ZT Release Brings Back Discontinued Sinkevich Design
Zero Tolerance news has been pretty scant this year, but one event of note in September was the release of the latest Factory Special Series model. This one revives...
