About BAC Knives

BAC Knives is named after my initials Bruce Arnold Culberson - a personal mark on every knife I make.

Knives Built for Life in the Field

Since 2008, I’ve been making knives part-time, driven by a simple passion: the love of hunting, a respect for fine tools, and the desire to craft blades that I’d actually want to use. Over the years, this hobby became a serious craft — a way to combine decades of experience in forestry, hunting, and fishing across British Columbia with the art of knife-making.

Experience You Can Trust

In 2011, my work was recognized when I won the Blade Forums Bushcraft Knife Challenge, standing out among more than 20 other custom blades. Since then, I’ve expanded my repertoire to include everything from small, practical EDC fixed blades to hunting and bushcraft knives — as well as forged bowies and choppers built for hard use.

Every knife I make reflects this experience: decades in the field, a hands-on understanding of what works, and a commitment to craftsmanship that doesn’t compromise on performance.

Rugged, Artistic, and Built to Perform

BAC Knives are not just tools — they are designed to be used, tested, and trusted. I make knives for high-performance use, combining rugged durability with the artistry of hand-selected materials. Handles range from natural woods, antler, and horn to G10 and Micarta, while sheaths are crafted from hand-stitched vegetable-tanned leather or streamlined Kydex. Every detail is chosen to enhance grip, comfort, and longevity.

A Blade You Can Rely On

Whether you’re hunting, bushcrafting, or enjoying the outdoors, my knives are built to perform under real-world conditions. Each blade is made with care, precision, and a focus on quality that comes from years of experience in the field — so you can trust it for every adventure.