I know that this does not directly relate to SOG knvies but I found this quite interesting. Ben Potter wrote a great piece an adding wire detail work on a knife blade. After reading the article I really wish I had the space and know how to do things like this. I’d say it is worth a quick read.
I was cleaning out some drawers here and came across a knife that SOG received from the folks at LOST. It was signed by Terry O’Quinn who plays John Locke. Check out the photos of the knife. I was really excited to get this and I think we will have it framed and hang it on the wall in the lobby.
I was just forwarded this image of what looks like a SOG SEAL knife in a movie. I am not sure what movie it is but am trying to track down that info. If any here knows please feel free to share.
Just received this comment from a happy user of the SOG Field Pup. It is always nice to hear from our customers that they like their knives.
Dear Spencer,
Just a quick letter to let you know how much I’ve enjoyed my new SOG Field Pup. I had been researching a knife for field dressing large and small game that would stay sharp plus be designed in a way that allows for the knife to rest into the palm of your hand without restriction and fatigue for long periods of time. After 4 hours with my cousin dressing out a 1,200 lbs. Canadian Western Moose. I knew I made the right choose.
Sincerely,
Brian
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Check for more information check out the Field Pup. It is definitely a great little knife that is sometimes over looked for the more popular and larger knives. Whether you get a Field Pup or not you can go wrong.
Here is a great video and demonstration of some well thought out additions/modifications to the SEAL Pup kydex sheath. Watch the whole thing as he does some great demonstrations at the end.
Just came across a great review of the Fusion Fixation Bowie on youtube. Check it out and let me know what you think.
Great photo of a Mini Pentagon knife paired with a SIG.
A member of bladeforums.com recently posted images and a description of a knife he believed to be a prototype of the original SOG Trident fixed blade. It turns out it is one of the two prototypes we had made and is a great historical find. Here are some pictures of it for you to drool over.
Here is another picture of the SOG Tigershark on LOST.
Here is a great photo submitted to the SOG flickr pool of the Pentagon fixed blade knife.
Keep the photos coming. I really like seeing all the different images of SOG knives.
