Dear TWGC Customers- 

We appreciate you choosing us for all of your knife and edged weapon needs!

• We do have an engraver on site and would love to customize your blade for you! Contact us for options and pricing.
• Make sure you are State compliant when ordering Auto and OTF knives.
• DUE TO EXCESSIVE FRAUD; ALL KNIFE SALES ARE FINAL, NO EXCEPTIONS. NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES WILL BE ACCEPTED. 

If you have questions on payment, pricing, shipping, customization, or any other questions, we would be happy to answer those for you. We can be reached at 316-201-4867 or by email at sales@thewichitagunclub.com.

The origin of the Continental Coin is still up for debate but its purpose is not. It signifies a special achievement or membership within a specialized organization. Believed to originate from World War I with the Army Air Corps, now the Air Force, coins were given to each member of a Squadron for their brave service. It became common practice for these coins to be carried on their persons at all times. They’re dubbed “Challenge Coins” as members may challenge one another to display their coins at any time. If you fail to produce your coin, the round of drinks falls onto you and if you do have your coin, the drinks are on the challenger. An awesome way to show your devotion and a tradition as American as apple pie.

Dear TWGC Customers- 

We appreciate you choosing us for all of your knife and edged weapon needs!

• We do have an engraver on site and would love to customize your blade for you! Contact us for options and pricing.
• Make sure you are State compliant when ordering Auto and OTF knives.
• DUE TO EXCESSIVE FRAUD; ALL KNIFE SALES ARE FINAL, NO EXCEPTIONS. NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES WILL BE ACCEPTED. 

If you have questions on payment, pricing, shipping, customization, or any other questions, we would be happy to answer those for you. We can be reached at 316-201-4867 or by email at sales@thewichitagunclub.com.

The origin of the Continental Coin is still up for debate but its purpose is not. It signifies a special achievement or membership within a specialized organization. Believed to originate from World War I with the Army Air Corps, now the Air Force, coins were given to each member of a Squadron for their brave service. It became common practice for these coins to be carried on their persons at all times. They’re dubbed “Challenge Coins” as members may challenge one another to display their coins at any time. If you fail to produce your coin, the round of drinks falls onto you and if you do have your coin, the drinks are on the challenger. An awesome way to show your devotion and a tradition as American as apple pie.