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Here are some of the articles you can look forward to reading in the October issue of Knives Illustrated-at your local newsstands now.

The Brazilian Gentleman's Tactical

You want tactical? You got it. The "Sampa," which is Flavio Ikoma's first design for Columbia River Knife & Tool.

New Models Mark the Midyear

And you thought the models on the runway were hot. Check out the new models of knives ... hot off the production line and introduced at the Blade Show.

Camillus Is Back

The new incarnation of one of America's oldest cutlery names has some interesting new knives.

Jerry Fisk's New Idea - Knifemaker Grants

This National Living Treasure artist has a plan to promote knife innovation. OCTOBER 2011 • VOLUME 25, NO. 6 www.knivesillustrated.com

Rare Steak Knives

Like your knives rare? If so, you'll love these one-of-a-kind Loveless steak knives, which were designed for a millionaire art dealer.

Two, Too Tough

Spyderco and OKC's bushcraft knives come in handy for camping, hunting and survival.

Black Knife

Time for a little history lesson here, as we delve into the "sgian dubh," the stocking knife of the Scottish Highlanders.

A Trio of Young Gun Aces

The 2011 ABS masters are some of the most talented crafters in the world. Meet the latest additions to the "club" ... three hot, young aces.

Top Tactical Folder

The Extrema Ratio 185 RAO tactical is the knife-of-choice for the Italian Special Ops. Enough said.

Survival Knife-of-Choice

Functionality, versatility and selfdefense. You can't go wrong with Columbia River Knife & Tool's Razel SS7.

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