If you want to know what the core of our company is, the core of our company is this adventurous, rugged, individualistic, self-reliant ethos.
And we get it straight from the guy who founded the company.
Greg is a cut apart from everybody else, and he has built a company that is a cut apart from everybody else.
That’s why our knives look different from across the room.
“I’m a self taught knifemaker and I wanted to make stuff that was a unique blend of form and function.”
A lot of companies now, they’re owned by a business person and they’re run by business people.
The result is that “Business” becomes driving factor of the design of knives….
The driving factor of OUR knives is self-expression and individuality.
“Buried or Carried”
There are few things in a Man’s life so meaningful, so hard-earned, so woven into his soul, that when it is his time to go…
…those who knew him best may choose to lay them beside him in the coffin.
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Greg’s Service in the Marines
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Praetorian Genesis T Folding Knife.
TST-1 Fixed Blade
187 DP Folding Knife w/ American Flag Laser, Blue Hardware
We are fixated on customer service and individuality. The cornerstones of an American project.
What it means to be American is to be rugged, to be willing to take risks, to change and innovate, and to think you can do it better and have the courage to try.
That’s what made the original Hollywood, it’s what made the Ford Mustang, the F-16… and it’s why over 60% of new ideas and business on planet Earth start here in America by individuals.
The people who work in our company, they like this zeitgeist of rugged independence, freedom, self-expression and creativity.
We are wildly unbridled by tradition and very comfortable trying new things.
It is the same with our knives…
You can’t build a company, employ a decent number of Americans, and serve a large number of people based on everyone getting their “own knife design“
But what we can do is offer more options, more permutations, more individual finishes than anybody who has ever made a knife…
