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Hogue Knives
Hogue Knives: American-Made Precision from a Three-Generation Family of Master Toolmakers — Built in Henderson, Nevada Since 2010
Hogue Inc. was founded in 1968 by Guy Hogue — an LAPD officer who made himself a better grip for his service revolver and inadvertently built one of America's most respected firearm accessories companies. Fifty-plus years of aerospace-grade CNC machining, in-house heat treatment, and obsessive tolerance control eventually led somewhere surprising: knives. In 2010, master toolmaker Jim Bruhns partnered with former Marine and custom knife designer Allen Elishewitz to launch Hogue's knife division — and the industry took notice immediately. Today, under the leadership of Guy's sons Aaron and Pat Hogue, grandson Neil Hogue, and Jim Bruhns, Hogue designs, machines, assembles, and finishes every knife at their Henderson, Nevada facility. The result is a catalog trusted by law enforcement, military, and serious EDC buyers — American-made folders, automatics, OTF knives, and fixed blades with the ergonomic DNA of their legendary firearm grips built into every handle. Knifeworks is an authorized Hogue dealer.
| Deka Folders | Automatic Folders |
| OTF Automatics | EX Series Folders |
| Fixed Blades | SIG Sauer by Hogue |
| Collector Series | New Arrivals |
Authorized Hogue Dealer
Every knife is 100% genuine — sourced directly through Hogue's official channels. Full limited lifetime warranty protected from day one.
100% Made in the USA — Henderson, Nevada
Every Hogue knife is designed, machined, assembled, and finished at their family-owned facility in Henderson, Nevada. Three generations of American engineering under one roof.
Master Toolmaker Precision
Hogue builds their own tooling, performs in-house heat treatment, and holds tolerances that most production knife companies never attempt — the same standard applied to their firearm grips for 50+ years.
Fast Shipping
Most orders ship same or next business day from Columbia, Louisiana.
The Complete Hogue Knives Buyer's Guide (2026)
Everything you need to choose the right Hogue knife — from the founding story and the gun grips that built the company to the full model lineup, blade steels, proprietary locking systems, designer collaborations, and a use-case chooser. Click any topic to expand.
The Hogue Story: From a Police Officer's Grip to America's Most Precise Knife Maker
Guy Hogue was an LAPD officer in 1968 who looked at his department-issued revolver grip and decided he could make a better one. He was right. The custom walnut grip he produced for himself was so clearly superior that fellow officers started asking for them — and Hogue Inc. was born. Within years, Hogue had become one of the largest OEM suppliers of firearm grips and rifle stocks in the United States, trusted by gun manufacturers and shooters for the same reason Guy's original grip had impressed his LAPD colleagues: precision engineering, superior materials, and ergonomic thinking that came from actually carrying the product under real conditions.
That 50-plus-year foundation — aerospace-grade CNC machinery, in-house tooling, in-house heat treatment, and obsessive tolerance control — eventually created the capability for something new. In 2010, master toolmaker Jim Bruhns partnered with Allen Elishewitz — former Marine, martial arts expert, and one of the most acclaimed custom knife designers working — to launch Hogue's knife division. The result was the EX-01, and the knife community recognized immediately that this was not a grips company dabbling in knives. This was a precision manufacturer taking knives seriously.
- 1968: Guy Hogue founds Hogue Inc. in California — custom revolver grips for LAPD colleagues become the foundation of a business
- 1970s–90s: Hogue grows into the largest OEM grip and stock supplier to the US firearms industry; develops relationships with military and law enforcement
- 2010: Hogue Knives launches — Jim Bruhns and Allen Elishewitz partner to produce the EX-01, Hogue's first production knife
- 2010s: EX series expands with EX-02, EX-03, EX-04; automatic knife line launched; SIG Sauer collaboration begins
- Today: Hogue operates from Henderson, Nevada under third-generation family leadership — Aaron and Pat Hogue (Guy's sons), Neil Hogue (grandson), and Jim Bruhns
Why 50 Years of Grip-Making
Makes Better Knives Hogue builds the tooling for
their own products — a capability most manufacturers
outsource. Their CNC machines hold tolerances developed
through decades of firearm accessories work, where fit and
function are non-negotiable. Their in-house heat treatment
controls blade hardness to exact specifications rather than
relying on an outside vendor. And their OverMolded rubber
grip technology — developed for handguns — translates
directly into the handle ergonomics on their knife lineup.
This is not coincidence. It is fifty years of compounding
manufacturing expertise applied to a new product category.
Hogue Model Lineup: Deka, EX Series, A01-Microswitch, Counterstrike OTF & More
Hogue's catalog covers manual folders, automatic folders, OTF automatics, fixed blades, and specialty series. Here are the key models across every category.
| Model | Type | Blade Steel | Lock/Action | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deka | Manual Folder | CPM-20CV / MagnaCut | ABLE Lock (crossbar) | Hogue's best-selling EDC — slim, ambidextrous, premium steel, multiple handle options |
| Mysto | Manual Folder | CPM-MagnaCut | ABLE Lock | Collector Series — first Hogue knife with titanium construction, CNC-milled premium build |
| EX-01 | Manual Folder | CPM-154 | Button lock + safety | The original Allen Elishewitz Hogue — hard-use tactical with G-Mascus handle |
| EX-02 | Manual Folder | CPM-154 | Liner lock | Elishewitz tactical — aluminum handle, liner lock, impact pommel |
| EX-04 | Manual Folder | CPM-154 | Button lock + safety | Elishewitz ergonomic flagship — G-10 handle with pronounced finger grooves |
| A01-Microswitch | Automatic Folder | CPM-154 | Patent-pending microswitch auto | One-handed deployment AND closure without placing hand in blade path — unique mechanism |
| EX-A01 | Automatic Folder | CPM-154 | Push-button auto | EX-01 platform with push-button automatic deployment — serious speed |
| Ballista | Automatic Folder | CPM-MagnaCut | Button lock auto + safety | Current flagship auto folder — MagnaCut steel, manual safety, premium build |
| Counterstrike OTF | OTF Automatic | CPM-20CV / MagnaCut | OTF auto | USA-made OTF — single or double edge, aluminum frame, Collector Series in MagnaCut |
| Compound OTF | OTF Automatic | CPM-154 | OTF auto | Hybrid G-10 and aluminum frame — lightweight tactical OTF option |
| EX-F01 Fixed Blade | Fixed Blade | A2 tool steel | Fixed — full tang | Tactical fixed blade — G-10 handle, adaptable sheath, Cerakote finish |
| Extrak Fixed Blade | Fixed Blade | M4 tool steel | Fixed — ultra-lightweight | Ultra-light hunting and field dressing — replaceable blade design |
| SIG M17/M18 Auto | Automatic Folder | CPM-154 / 20CV | Button lock auto | SIG Sauer collab — styled and color-matched to M17/M18 pistols |
| SIG K320 Folder | Manual Folder | CPM-20CV / MagnaCut | ABLE Lock | SIG P320-matched folder — carbon fiber frame Collector versions available |
The Deka, A01-Microswitch
& Counterstrike — Hogue's Three Most Popular Knives
The Deka is Hogue's best-selling EDC folder — the ABLE Lock
mechanism, CPM-20CV or MagnaCut steel, and slim profile have
made it a go-to for serious knife buyers who want USA-made
quality in a carry-friendly package. The A01-Microswitch is
the automatic that changed how buyers think about what an
auto should do — one-handed open and close without the blade
path risk of traditional autos. The Counterstrike OTF is
Hogue's flagship out-the-front automatic, with Collector
Series MagnaCut versions that rival OTFs costing twice as
much.
Hogue Blade Steel Guide: CPM-20CV, MagnaCut, CPM-154, A2 & M4
Hogue uses five primary blade steels across their lineup — each chosen for specific performance characteristics and heat treated in-house at their Henderson facility to exact specifications.
| Steel | Found On | Edge Retention | Toughness | Corrosion Resistance | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CPM-MagnaCut | Ballista, Mysto, Counterstrike Collector, select Deka | ★★★★★ | ★★★★★ | ★★★★★ | Premium all-rounder — best across all three categories simultaneously. Hogue's current top steel |
| CPM-20CV | Deka, Counterstrike OTF, SIG K320 | ★★★★★ | ★★★☆☆ | ★★★★★ | Maximum edge retention and corrosion resistance — the standard Hogue premium EDC steel |
| CPM-154 | EX-01, EX-02, EX-04, A01-Microswitch, EX-A01 | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★☆ | Proven tactical standard — excellent balance of toughness and edge retention in the EX and auto series |
| A2 Tool Steel | EX-F01 Fixed Blade | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★★ | ★★★☆☆ | Maximum toughness for hard-use tactical fixed blades — Cerakote finish for corrosion protection |
| M4 Tool Steel | Extrak Fixed Blade | ★★★★★ | ★★★★☆ | ★★★☆☆ | Extreme wear resistance for field use — chosen for the Extrak's hard-use hunting and field dressing tasks |
⚙️ In-House Heat Treatment —
Why It Matters for Steel Performance Most
production knife companies send their blades to outside heat
treatment vendors and accept whatever hardness they get
back. Hogue performs heat treatment in-house at their
Henderson facility — controlling time, temperature, and
quench to hit exact hardness targets for each specific
steel. CPM-MagnaCut hardened to 62–64 HRC performs very
differently from MagnaCut hardened to 59 HRC. Hogue knows
exactly what they are targeting and can confirm they hit it.
This is one of the measurable advantages of Hogue's
manufacturing infrastructure over most of their production
knife competitors.
Hogue's Proprietary Lock Systems: ABLE Lock, A01-Microswitch & Button Lock Explained
Hogue has invested significantly in proprietary locking and deployment mechanisms — each solving a specific problem that existing mechanisms did not address. Understanding what each system does helps buyers choose the right knife for their use case.
| Mechanism | Found On | How It Works | Key Advantage |
|---|---|---|---|
| ABLE Lock | Deka, Mysto, SIG K320 | Ambidextrous crossbar (similar to Axis-style) — spring-loaded hardened steel bar wedges into blade tang when open | Fully ambidextrous operation; no fingers in blade path during closing; aggressive jimping for positive feel |
| A01-Microswitch | A01-Microswitch Auto | Patent-pending microswitch mechanism with blade retention device — single lever controls both deployment and closure | One-handed open AND close without placing hand in blade path — addresses the core safety problem of traditional button-lock autos |
| Button Lock Auto + Safety | EX-01, EX-A01, Ballista, EX-T01 | Oversized button engages a positive lock bar with manual safety switch to prevent accidental deployment | Proven tactical reliability; glove-friendly button; safety switch for holster/vest carry without accidental deployment |
| Liner Lock | EX-02 | Stainless steel liner snaps under blade tang when opened | Simple, proven mechanism; no additional safety required; reliable under hard use |
The A01-Microswitch — What
Makes It Different from Every Other Automatic
Every traditional automatic knife has the same closure
problem: to close the blade, you must either use your thumb
to push the blade back (putting skin near the edge) or use a
second hand. The A01-Microswitch solves this with a
patent-pending blade retention device that allows the same
lever that deploys the blade to also retract it safely — no
hand in the blade path at any point in the operation. For
law enforcement, military, and serious tactical users who
want one-handed close capability without the risk, the
A01-Microswitch is in a category of one.
Allen Elishewitz & the SIG Sauer Collaboration: The Design DNA Behind Hogue Knives
Hogue's knife identity was shaped by two partnerships — one with a custom knife designer and one with a firearms manufacturer — that together define what the brand stands for.
Allen Elishewitz — The Designer Behind the EX Series:
Allen Elishewitz has been crafting knives since 1988. He is a former US Marine and a martial arts expert whose real-world knowledge informs every design decision he makes. He joined the American Knifemakers Guild in 1994 as its youngest member and has served on their Board of Directors. His designs are characterized by aggressive ergonomics, tactical geometry, and a curvaceous aesthetic that is immediately recognizable. When Jim Bruhns approached Elishewitz in 2010 to design Hogue's knife line, Elishewitz brought his entire design vocabulary — and Hogue had the manufacturing capability to execute it precisely. The EX-01 launched the series; the EX-02, EX-03, EX-04, EX-A01, and EX-T01 Tomahawk followed. The G-Mascus handle material — Hogue's camouflage-patterned G-10 developed for their firearm grips — was Elishewitz's idea for the knife line, connecting the two product categories visually and texturally.
SIG Sauer — The Firearms Manufacturer Partnership:
Hogue's partnership with SIG Sauer produced a line of knives designed to complement SIG's pistol lineup — with styling, colorways, and materials that directly reference specific SIG models. The M17/M18 series matches the US Army's new service pistol. The K320 series matches the SIG P320 in Coyote Tan, black, and other service colors. These knives appeal to military, law enforcement, and civilian gun owners who want a carry knife that pairs with their sidearm — and who trust both brand names on the same piece of equipment.
The G-Mascus Handle —
Hogue's Signature Visual Identity G-Mascus is
Hogue's proprietary G-10 handle material — a phenolic resin
laminate patterned to replicate a Damascus-like visual
depth. It was originally developed by Hogue for their
firearm grip line and ported to the knife lineup by
Elishewitz as the connecting visual element between Hogue's
two product worlds. G-Mascus provides the same structural
rigidity and grip texture as standard G-10 while adding a
visual complexity that makes Hogue knives immediately
recognizable on a table of production folders. It is
available in multiple colorways and the pattern varies
between pieces — just enough variation to maintain visual
interest across the lineup.
Hogue's G-Mascus, OverMolded Grips & Handle Material Philosophy
Hogue's handle material expertise comes directly from their firearm grip heritage — and it shows in the quality and variety of handle options across their knife lineup.
- G-Mascus G-10: Hogue's proprietary Damascus-patterned fiberglass laminate — first used on firearm grips, now defining the visual identity of the EX series and Deka. Multiple colorways available (Black, Blue Lava, Green Lava, OD Green, Flat Dark Earth). Structural rigidity of standard G-10 with added visual depth.
- OverMolded Rubber: Hogue's signature rubber overmold technology — developed across 50 years of firearm grip engineering — appears on select knife handles. The rubber cushions recoil on a handgun; on a knife it provides control in wet, cold, or oily conditions without the hot spots of aggressive texturing.
- 6061-T6 Aircraft Aluminum: Precision-milled aluminum frames on the EX-01, A01-Microswitch, and Counterstrike OTF — lightweight, rigid, and machined to Hogue's tight tolerances. G-Mascus or solid-color G-10 inlays provide grip traction.
- Titanium: Used in the Mysto Collector Series — Hogue's first knife with full titanium construction. CNC-milled with an intricate pattern that showcases the capability of Hogue's machining operation.
- Carbon Fiber: Appears in Collector Series and SIG K320 premium configurations — visual and weight premium over aluminum, combined with titanium hardware.
- Polymer (Deka): Glass-fiber-reinforced Polyamide Nylon 12 — crosshatch-textured for grip, impact-resistant, and significantly lighter than aluminum frames. The practical choice for buyers who want premium steel performance at reduced carry weight.
The Collector Series —
Limited Runs for Independent Dealers Hogue's
Collector Series consists of very limited production runs
made exclusively for independent dealers like Knifeworks —
not available through big-box retailers. Collector pieces
typically feature carbon fiber scales, titanium hardware,
MagnaCut steel, and tumbled or stonewashed premium finishes.
Once they are gone they do not come back. If you want the
highest-specification version of a Hogue model, the
Collector Series is where to look first.
Choosing Your Hogue: Quick Reference by Use Case, Series & Budget
| Use Case | Model | Steel | Our Pick |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best USA-Made EDC Folder | Deka | CPM-20CV or MagnaCut | Deka in MagnaCut — slim, ambidextrous ABLE Lock, the best daily carry Hogue makes |
| Premium Collector Folder | Mysto or Deka Collector | MagnaCut | Mysto — first Hogue knife with titanium construction, limited run Collector Series |
| Tactical Automatic — Safest Close | A01-Microswitch | CPM-154 | A01-Microswitch — one-handed open and close without blade path risk, patent-pending mechanism |
| Premium Auto Folder |
Hogue Knives: Frequently Asked Questions
Expert answers from the team at Knifeworks — your authorized Hogue dealer for the complete lineup including the Deka, A01-Microswitch, Counterstrike OTF, EX series, Ballista, SIG Sauer collaborations, and Hogue's full USA-made catalog from Henderson, Nevada.
Where are Hogue knives made?
Every Hogue knife is designed, machined, assembled, and finished at their family-owned facility in Henderson, Nevada. Hogue manages the entire manufacturing process in-house — including building their own tooling and performing in-house heat treatment — to maintain the tight tolerances that define their product quality. No manufacturing is outsourced offshore.
This level of in-house control is unusual for a production knife company and is a direct result of Hogue's 50-plus-year background in precision firearm accessories manufacturing. The same CNC machinery, the same tolerance standards, and the same quality culture that built their grip and stock business apply to every knife that leaves Henderson.
What is the ABLE Lock and how is it different from other crossbar locks?
The ABLE Lock (Ambidextrous Bar Lock Enhanced) is Hogue's proprietary crossbar lock mechanism featured on the Deka, Mysto, and SIG K320 series. Like Benchmade's Axis lock and Spyderco's Compression lock, it uses a spring-loaded hardened steel bar that wedges into the blade tang when open — providing secure lockup without requiring fingers in the blade path during closing.
What differentiates Hogue's ABLE Lock is the specifics of the engineering: an aggressively jimped tri-step design provides extremely positive tactile engagement, and the lock bar itself is machined to Hogue's tight tolerances for a fit that feels deliberate rather than merely functional. The result is a lock that is fully ambidextrous, fast to release with either hand, and noticeably more positive in feel than most crossbar implementations on the market.
What makes the A01-Microswitch different from other automatic knives?
Every traditional automatic knife has a fundamental closure problem: to close the blade, you must either use your thumb to push it back — putting skin near a sharp edge — or use two hands. The A01-Microswitch addresses this with a patent-pending blade retention mechanism that allows the same single lever used to deploy the blade to also retract it safely, without placing any part of your hand in the blade path at any point.
For law enforcement and military users who need to close a knife one-handed in a high-stress situation — possibly with a glove on, possibly with only one free hand — this is not a marketing feature. It is a capability that traditional button-lock automatics simply do not offer. The A01-Microswitch has a slim CPM-154 blade, a milled aluminum handle with two-way reversible clip, and the snappy deployment speed Hogue autos are known for. It is the automatic for buyers who have thought carefully about how they will actually use the knife in the field.
What is the difference between the Deka and the EX-01?
Both are USA-made Hogue manual folders, but they represent different design philosophies and eras in the brand's evolution.
The EX-01 is the original Allen Elishewitz design that launched Hogue's knife division in 2010 — a hard-use tactical folder with an aggressive profile, pronounced finger grooves, a button lock with manual safety, and the G-Mascus handle that defined Hogue's visual identity. It is built for buyers who want a dedicated tactical folder with a statement aesthetic and proven battle-tested design DNA.
The Deka is Hogue's current EDC flagship — a slimmer, more pocket-friendly design with the ABLE Lock for ambidextrous ambidextrous operation, CPM-20CV or MagnaCut steel, and a profile that disappears in a pocket rather than demanding attention. It is built for buyers who want premium Hogue quality in a carry-first format. If the EX-01 is the knife you reach for when things are serious, the Deka is the one you carry every day without thinking about it.
What blade steel should I choose in a Hogue knife?
For most buyers choosing a current Hogue, CPM-MagnaCut is the best answer wherever it is available. It is Hogue's current top steel — delivering superior edge retention, toughness, and corrosion resistance simultaneously — and Hogue's in-house heat treatment maximizes what it can do. If you can get the MagnaCut version of a model, it is the upgrade.
- CPM-20CV: The standard Deka and Counterstrike steel — outstanding edge retention and corrosion resistance, the right choice for general EDC and marine environments. Slightly less tough than MagnaCut but exceptional for normal use.
- CPM-154: The proven EX series and A01-Microswitch steel — excellent balance of toughness and edge retention for hard-use tactical applications. Easy to sharpen in the field compared to higher-carbide steels.
- A2 tool steel: Found on the EX-F01 fixed blade — maximum toughness for hard-use tactical fixed blades. Cerakote finish provides corrosion protection. The right choice when breakage resistance matters more than edge longevity.
What is the Hogue Collector Series and how do I get one?
The Hogue Collector Series consists of very limited production runs made exclusively for independent dealers — not available through big-box retailers. Each Collector Series release features premium materials not found in the standard lineup: typically CPM-MagnaCut steel, carbon fiber scales, titanium hardware, and a tumbled or stonewashed premium finish. The SIG K320 Carbon, Deka Collector, and Counterstrike Collector are among the most sought-after pieces in Hogue's current production.
Collector Series runs sell out quickly and do not return once gone. The best approach is to contact Knifeworks directly to be notified when new Collector pieces arrive in our inventory — we are one of the authorized independent dealers Hogue produces Collector Series runs for.
How does Hogue's automatic knife warranty work?
Hogue's automatic knife warranty has a specific requirement that does not apply to their manual knives: all Hogue automatic knives returned for warranty service must be returned through the authorized Hogue Knives dealer from which the knife was originally purchased — in compliance with Federal statutes governing automatic knife transport across state lines.
This means if you purchased your Hogue automatic from Knifeworks and need warranty service, you return it to Knifeworks — not directly to Hogue. Knifeworks handles the warranty claim coordination on your behalf. This is one of the reasons buying from an authorized dealer matters specifically for automatic knives: only an authorized dealer can legally handle the return process.
Non-automatic Hogue knives can be shipped directly to Hogue for warranty service at their Henderson, Nevada facility.
What Hogue products does Knifeworks carry?
Manual Folders: Deka (CPM-20CV and MagnaCut, multiple handle configurations), Mysto Collector Series, EX-01, EX-02, EX-04.
Automatic Folders: A01-Microswitch, EX-A01, Ballista (MagnaCut) — all USA-made in Henderson, Nevada.
OTF Automatics: Counterstrike OTF (CPM-20CV and MagnaCut), Compound OTF, HK series OTF — as available.
Fixed Blades: EX-F01 (A2 tool steel), Extrak, Flex series hunting knives.
SIG Sauer by Hogue: M17/M18 automatic folders, K320 ABLE Lock folders — standard and Collector Series configurations.
Collector Series: Limited runs in MagnaCut, carbon fiber, and titanium — contact our team for current Collector inventory and drop notifications.
Not sure which Hogue is right for your use case? Contact our team — we carry Hogue and are here to help you choose.
️ Hogue Knives Warranty — What You Need to Know
Hogue Knives carry a limited lifetime warranty to the original owner against defects in materials or workmanship. If you are not satisfied with your Hogue knife for any reason, you may return it in new condition to the place of purchase within 30 days for a refund.
What's Covered: Replacement parts and labor for defects in materials or workmanship.
What's NOT Covered: Normal wear and tear · Damage caused by misuse or neglect · Damage from aftermarket disassembly or reassembly (performed at owner's risk — problems caused by improper disassembly are not covered and may incur service fees) · Hogue does not warrant knives against use as hammers, chisels, pry bars, or screwdrivers
How to Make a Warranty Claim:
- Automatic knives: Must be returned through the authorized dealer from which they were originally purchased — in compliance with Federal statutes. If you purchased your Hogue automatic from Knifeworks, contact us and we will coordinate the warranty claim on your behalf.
- Non-automatic knives: Ship directly to Hogue Knives (postage prepaid and insured, at owner's expense) — Hogue is not responsible for product lost in transit.
Contact Hogue Warranty Support: office@hogueinc.com · 1-800-438-4747 · Monday–Friday, 7AM–5PM PST
Purchasing from an authorized dealer like Knifeworks ensures your warranty is valid and — critically for automatic knives — ensures you have a federally compliant return path if warranty service is ever needed. Full warranty terms at hogueinc.com/warranties.
Why Buying Hogue from an Authorized Dealer Matters — Especially for Automatics
For Hogue's automatic knives, buying from an authorized dealer is not just a preference — it is a legal and practical necessity. Federal law governs the interstate transport of automatic knives, and Hogue's warranty policy explicitly requires that automatic knives be returned for warranty service through the authorized dealer of original purchase. An unauthorized purchase means no compliant warranty return path.
Beyond the warranty, unauthorized sellers on third-party marketplaces cannot guarantee genuine product, correct model specifications, or the full original accessory kit. Hogue's Collector Series — made exclusively for authorized independent dealers — is not available through unauthorized channels at all. Any listing claiming to offer Collector Series pieces from an unauthorized source should be treated with significant skepticism.
Knifeworks is an authorized Hogue dealer. Every Hogue knife we sell is sourced directly through Hogue's official distribution — 100% genuine, backed by the limited lifetime warranty, and — for automatic knives — giving you a federally compliant warranty return path through us if you ever need it.
Shop Hogue Knives with Confidence at
Knifeworks Every Hogue knife in our catalog is
sourced directly through Hogue's authorized channels — 100%
genuine, backed by the limited lifetime warranty, and
representing 50-plus years of American precision manufacturing
from a family that builds its own tooling and does its own heat
treatment in Henderson, Nevada. The Deka with its ABLE Lock and
MagnaCut steel — the best EDC folder Hogue has ever made. The
A01-Microswitch that solved the one-handed close problem no
other automatic had addressed. The Counterstrike OTF in
Collector MagnaCut that rivals OTFs at twice the price. The
Ballista. The EX series that Allen Elishewitz designed and Hogue
machined to tolerances the market hadn't seen at production
prices. SIG Sauer-matched automatics for those whose gear needs
to speak the same language. Limited Collector Series pieces when
they land. Fast shipping from Columbia, Louisiana. Real knife
people who carry Hogue and know the lineup.