What Happened BlackJack Knife?

When it comes to knives, there is a lot of history behind them. But, when it comes to the BlackJack Knife, the history is a bit more murky.

While it is known that the knife was created by Johnnie Walker, Jr. in the early 1990s, and that it was inspired by a knife used in the Vietnam War, the exact details of its creation are unknown.

What is known is that the BlackJack Knife quickly gained a following among knife enthusiasts. Its simple design and rugged construction made it a favorite among campers and hikers.

But, its popularity was short lived. By the mid-1990s, BlackJack Knives had all but disappeared from store shelves.

So, what happened to BlackJack Knives? The simple answer is that they were ahead of their time. In an era when most knives were made of stainless steel, BlackJack Knives were made of carbon steel.

This made them more susceptible to rust and corrosion. Additionally, the knives were not as comfortable to hold as some of their competitors.

Ultimately, BlackJack Knives just couldn’t compete with the other options on the market and they faded into obscurity. However, in recent years there has been a resurgence in interest in the brand.

And, while they may never regain their former glory, BlackJack Knives are once again available for those who appreciate quality knives.