The knives are good but the design is less than you’d expect from the old Lone Wolf.
Lone wolf knives series#
In the new series promoted by Benchmade you’ll choose from skinning, hunting and caping blades along with fixed and folding builds. 45 pistol and the Harsey D2 Double-Action Automatic knife meant for military users. 45 folder, built with a handle that mimics the familiar grip of the Colt. Other knives from the old Lone Wolf include the U.S. You may still find the Paul Perfecto, Presto, Prankster or Executive for sale. Look for the original product line as well as the new offerings from Benchmade. In October of 2010, Benchmade Knife Company acquired Lone Wolf Knives and replaced the unique Lone Wolf lineup with simplified folders and fixed blades. Lone Wolf’s production facilities in Wilsonville, Oregon, turned their best concepts into new products, using high grades of modern steel and fine natural handle materials. Harsey specialized in tactical knives, having designed the Yarborough knife issued to graduates of the U.S.
Poehlmann designed precisely built gentleman’s knives, and had patented one of the first one-handed opening systems. To accomplish that, Wehrs partnered with two major knife designers - Paul W. Handle is G10 over stonewashed stainless steel frame. His intention was to blend modern technology with old-world craftsmanship, creating knives that combined beauty and function. This Paul Prankster has a satin finished 154 CM stainless steel clip point blade with notched thumb rest. After 13 years as President, Wehrs entered the semi-custom knife business. Jim Wehrs, the founder and owner of Lone Wolf Knives, had begun a lifelong fascination with blades as a boy with a pocket knife, and eventually became President of Gerber. In November 2001 several former employees of Gerber Legendary Blades formed a new company dedicated to precision manufacturing and perfect knife design. A recent change in ownership shifted the focus towards knives for the outdoorsman - less artistic and more profitable. Lone Wolf’s concept of world-class design combined with small production runs of semi-custom folders and fixed blades targeted the collector as well as the user. If you’re lucky enough to own one of the original Lone Wolf knives, like the Lone Wolf Paul Perfecto or the Lone Wolf Harsey T1 Tactical, maybe you should lock it in a vault somewhere.
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