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ESEE Knives

Since 1997, Randall's Adventure and Training has designed no-nonsense, affordable field knives specifically targeted to military, law enforcement, and the special operations community. Many ESEE knives now serve in the combat zones of Iraq, Afghanistan, and other remote locales. ESEE Knives is setting the standard for many local, state, and federal law enforcement officers when it comes to high performance, compact sheath knives with multiple carry options.
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ESEE Izula - S35V
ESEE Izula - S35V
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ESEE 4P-OD - Plain Edge
ESEE 4P-OD - Plain Edge
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ESEE Izula-II-DT - Tan
ESEE Izula-II-DT - Tan
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ESEE 3P-KO-DT - Model 3 Desert Tan Blade
ESEE 3P-KO-DT - Model 3 Desert Tan Blade
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ESEE PR4 - Stone Washed Black Oxide
ESEE PR4 - Stone Washed Black Oxide
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About Great Eastern Knives

Why the focus on traditional knives? GEC was founded in 2006, at a time when many US-based knife companies were shifting to overseas manufacturing to save their struggling businesses. GEC emerged as a way to remind people what was special about American-made knives in the first place. And it all comes down to high-quality craftsmanship and tradition.

If a revived iconic knife design from 75 years ago sounds like an absolute must-have for your pocket or collection, browse GEC knives today. You won’t be disappointed.

Where Are GEC Knives Made?

GEC knives are handcrafted with some machine assistance in Titusville, Pennsylvania. In the spirit of reviving tradition, most GEC blades are forged with carbon steel rather than stainless steel. Although it requires a little more care than stainless steel, carbon steel has an impressive reputation for holding its edge and attaining a stunning polish.