The same Chattanooga forge that builds RMJ Tactical's battle-proven tomahawks turns out a line of brass knuckles and steel knuckles with the identical obsession for material and finish, machined and finished as collector pieces with the fit of tools costing twice as much. Fair warning up front: knuckles are heavily regulated, with ownership and carry restricted or prohibited in a number of states, so know your state and local laws before you order.
The Lincoln leads the line in solid brass with RMJ's vintage patina finish, offered in the full four-finger frame and a compact two-finger version that rides lighter, while the Snuckles brings the same aged brass to its own profile. The Lil Crusher trades brass for 1018 cold rolled steel in a plum brown finish that will build character with every year of pocket time, and the TRK Aluminum paperweight wears graphite black Cerakote for the desk or the display shelf. Each piece shows the machining quality that made RMJ's tomahawks famous, and brass in particular ages the way collectors love, darkening into a one-of-a-kind patina wherever hands touch it. Runs are small and configurations rotate, so if a piece you want shows out of stock, sign up for restock alerts and catch the next batch out of Chattanooga.