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Custom Knives
Retrofitting
We can refit almost any bayonet or tactical knife to any weapon. Conversions start at $50. Custom bayonets start at $200. As shown: 1914 Swiss Engineer's Bayonet refitted for AR15/M16 and with ABS plastic scabbard with ALICE/MOLLE web gear mounts, $450.
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Specials
Ninja Keychain
"Ninja" keychain. Easy to use, just grab it and strike with it.
$5 each. $3 shipping.
Inquire about quantities of a dozen or more.
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Antiques
Pair of 19th Century Gunpowder Flasks
Historical powder flasks. These appear to date from the early 19th century, one in pewter, one in leather. They have usual wear for age. The pewter one lacks a lever on the fill tube, and the leather one is missing the tube entirely. The leather one ... [more].
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Please note: At this time, we are only performing repairs and sharpening. Our backlog is too great to take orders for new knives and swords. Do please check back, and as soon as we dig out we will be happy to take your money.
Michael Z. Williamson is an expert with over thirty years experience in the crafting and repair of cutlery and armor. He started with an interest in quality swords, which were not commercially available at the time. The obvious solution was to build his own. The first efforts were crude, heavy, and rather inelegant, but progress was made.
While serving in the U.S. Air Force in an engineering unit, he began repairing and sharpening knives for other unit members. Since leaving active duty and transferring to the reserves, cutlery has been his sole occupation.
Whether selling at trade shows, conventions, or his store; fine kitchen knives, basic pocketknives, high-end folders, military tactical blades, historical reproductions of swords, antiques or custom pieces; cleaning, sharpening, repair, or restoration; he is available to serve your needs.
Mike is also an accomplished writer. To view updates on his upcoming novels and other projects visit: www.michaelzwilliamson.com.
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