PVK.com Talks DALTON KNIVES pt1

PVK.com talks about the history and influences of the infamous Rob Dalton and his amazing innovations and contributions to the world of cutlery and automatic knives. PVK.com has been selling Dalton knives since the mid 90s and has witnessed the changing face of the world of auto knives since the first inception of the Dalton Peanut and Cupid two of the most copied knives other than The Black Knife that Dalton was a collaborator on, in fact that was not the only knife to see the genius of Dalton's touch as he also collaborated on the Al-Mar SERE that later turned into the Benchmade AFO-9000.

Thanks too

The Dalton Knife Pages
http://home.comcast.net/~km4yk/Dalton.html

and of course

The Dalton Knife Forums
http://www.daltonforums.com/
hit these folks up, and support the community!

This is the first of a multi part series.

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[PVKcom]

Without a question the Dalton Cupid was the first OTF of that style to appear on the market, as we mention in the video Taylor Cutlery (Smith and Wesson) took a good amount of "inspiration" from Dalton designs over the years tho to be fair a-lot of the industry did, thanks again for watching

[Jallandhara]

The most popular "Joker knife" was a Smith & Wesson SW1600B. It supposedly came out around the same time as the Cupid and was most likely a copy of Dalton's design.

[Jallandhara]

I want the M9 Prototype tanto SO BAD.

[Kylef7735]

One day i will own a battle dragon....