Many knife companies bring dull blades for their trade show booths. DoubleStar brings bandaids. I like it. Well-known for their AR rifles, stocks, and other parts, DoubleStar is branching out into edged weapons and more . . .
Yes! That is a bottle opener. Naturally. Just hook the bottom lip of the Noogie on the cap and rock the nice, big handle forwards to pop the top. Plenty of leverage and good ergos, plus support to keep your hand nice and solid.
Winchester, Ky. (January 2018) – DoubleStar International, a division of DoubleStar Corp, manufacturers of high-quality, US-made AR components, rifles and pistols, is pleased to announce the launch of the Brimstone Folding Knife. Imported everyday carry folding knives are available everywhere, but not all of them have the versatility and quality construction you find in the Brimstone Folding Knife. DoubleStar has collaborated with Mike Vellekamp of V Nives, LLC to develop the Brimstone Folding Knife to look and feel like a custom knife without the custom price or wait.
“Mike has worked with some of the best knife companies in our industry, including Spyderco®, Blade-Tech™, 5.11 Tactical® and as an owner and co-founder of FOX Knives. He is truly passionate about knife design and has provided his genius to the development of many edged tools throughout his illustrious career. It is truly an honor to work with him on the Brimstone Folding Knife for our customers,” said Robert Cabrera, Director and Designer of DoubleStar Corp.’s Edged Weapon Division.Vellekamp has 25 years of production knife-making and design experience, bringing this knowledge and expertise to his company V Nives.
Brimstone Folding Knife Specificiations:
For more information about DoubleStar, visit www.star15.com.
Clamp the Mortar Plate to the end of a buffer tube and you have a durable, fixed stock.
New AR-10 and AR-15 rifles. Calibers include 6.5 Creedmoor, .260 Remington, and more.
We’ll make sure to visit DoubleStar’s SHOT Show booth to get the rundown on all their new gear for 2018.
Bottle opener.
And my coin purse isn’t a blackjack and my cane isn’t a shillelagh.
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Give me that shilleleagh, Droopy!
Theres no laws against shillelaghs….at least that i know of…
That hawkbill with the finger ring looks *sweet*…
Karambit
Where are the knives made? Are they imported? China, Taiwan, Italy? I don’t care who slaps their name on it, I’m tired of lowest-cost-country-to-do-business-in imported knives.
Are they planning on making those blades in the US? If so, I might buy a couple just to support new US-based manufacturing.