Ontario Knife Company, and the military
Posted: Thursday, August 06, 2009
by James Huff
pocketknivesdepot.com
Ontario Knife Company, it is also known as OKC is a knife maker here in America. They make knives and other tools with blades. This company started in Naples, New York. It was founded in 1889. Ontario knife gets its name for Ontario county, New York. Many people make the mistake that it is named after the town of Ontario. Ontario knife now has manufacturing facilities in three different places Franklinville, New York, and in Cattaraugus county. Cattaraugus county is where most of there knives and other tools are made.
The Aircrew Survival Egress Knife is quit a projected . the function that it has to meet is quit the list. These functions are a Plexiglas breaker, hammer, saw teeth, serrations, spear holes, lanyard hole, and a insulated guard. It also has a anodized aluminum strap cutter, screwdriver and a honing rod, as you can see this is quite a knife.
Some of there commercial knives witch are just as good as there military cousins are. the spec-plus series. the Freedom Fighter series also. These knives feature metal hilts and pommels. Among many others. Ontario Knife Company makes a very wide variety of knives. They make sporting and outdoor knives as well as a large selection of kitchen cutlery. Ontario knife Company has a sister company called Queen Cutlery, and they are well known for there pocket knives.
Another thing that sets Ontario Knife Company apart other then its long history with the U.S military is there collaborations, and willingness to work with people out side there company. To work with big name designers like Bram Frank a famous Bowie Knife expert, and Bill Bagwell. OKC was able to make some lower cost renditions of Bill Bagwell's famous designs.
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