Anyone carry a knife daily?

[Bareback]

Have anymore awesome knifes

Ohh yeah , many in fact . I have my mom's collect of some show case quality knives most are three blade folding. I have lots of older hunting/skinning knives a few are custom , some with bone handles others with hickory or walnut . I also have axe's , hatchets, tomahawks and machetes ( I like the bolo from Brazil ) . I'm into woodworking and have some very expensive axe's from Germany all hand made, but the one I use all the time is my estwing camping hatchets ( long and short handled ) . My wife and my daughter carry Kershaw spring assisted knives and it's cool AF to see them pull those out and pop the blade , it totally shuts up anyone around and their like .

 

[Rolla J]

Ohh yeah , many in fact . I have my mom's collect of some show case quality knives most are three blade folding. I have lots of older hunting/skinning knives a few are custom , some with bone handles others with hickory or walnut . I also have axe's , hatchets, tomahawks and machetes ( I like the bolo from Brazil ) . I'm into woodworking and have some very expensive axe's from Germany all hand made, but the one I use all the time is my estwing camping hatchets ( long and short handled ) . My wife and my daughter carry Kershaw spring assisted knives and it's cool AF to see them pull those out and pop the blade , it totally shuts up anyone around and their like .

Love my spring assisted. Yeah thats hilarious. Estwing hatchets. Fkn nice. They are made here in my hometown. Same with Dasco Pro axe handles

 

[wascaptain]

i collect all kinds of junk....some of my ole hickory's and some bayonets

 

[Rook07]

Gerber multi-tool courtesy of the US Army. Gift from a friend when he came back from his tour in Afghanistan.

These messages were brought to you by Humans; Using sharp tools for 2.6 million years.

 

[dstroy]

Grandpa gave me his old buck knife when I was 8, don't use that one anymore because it's got a lot of sentimental value. So, last christmas the wife bought me a new 110

good knife, stays sharp, only have to steel it every other month with moderate use

 

[HydroRed]

They just changed the laws here in MI. We can carry auto knives now.
I still carry my Ruger "long range" knife though.

 

[ANC]

I'm too ugly to stab anyone, it just wouldn't be fair.

 

[Sir Napsalot]

My walrus tusk-handled slicer

 

[Sir Napsalot]

Grandpa gave me his old buck knife when I was 8, don't use that one anymore because it's got a lot of sentimental value. So, last christmas the wife bought me a new 110

good knife, stays sharp, only have to steel it every other month with moderate use

I have a Buck 311 "Trapper" I bought 30 years ago for $11.50 during a half-price sale at the local smokeshop, it's a fine knife

 

[Roger A. Shrubber]

i have the prodigal knife, i lose it and it keeps coming back to me.
its a kershaw ken onion 1660 i've had for at least 5 years, i've lost it at least a dozen times, never expecting to find it again, but it always turns up.

 

[WeedFreak78]

Sill rocking the Kershaw from when this was started. Got a few new knives from the textile plant where my buddy works. They call them slitting knives, but they're actually called shoe knives, these are by Dexter. Petty much a fixed blade straight razor. I use them in the kitchen, I can slice garlic and onions so thin they liquefy when they hit the pan.

They'd open someone up petty quick, too.

 

[wascaptain]

yo destroy...
you can go to the buck site and it will show you the year made and handle material used by the markings.


and i carry this razor in my shoe....lol

 

[BarnBuster]

this is a pretty cool site. scroll down to the very bottom of the page and view John's collection. Great reference material on Randall.

http://www.militaryfightingknives.com/

 

[Roger A. Shrubber]

yo destroy...
you can go to the buck site and it will show you the year made and handle material used by the markings.


and i carry this razor in my shoe....lol
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your name Leeroy Brown?

 

[Bareback]

your name Leeroy Brown?

" Don't mess around with slim "

 

[TCH]

Sill rocking the Kershaw from when this was started. Got a few new knives from the textile plant where my buddy works. They call them slitting knives, but they're actually called shoe knives, these are by Dexter. Petty much a fixed blade straight razor. I use them in the kitchen, I can slice garlic and onions so thin they liquefy when they hit the pan.

They'd open someone up petty quick, too.

Just added that to my Amazon wish list. Lol

 

[The Outdoorsman]

Just in the last year inherited dads old Grisby Scuba Tool. He used to teach scuba. I know all his stories

 

[Bareback]

Just in the last year inherited dads old Grisby Scuba Tool. He used to teach scuba. I know all his stories

Which coast and/or other bodies of water. Share a couple of the stories , there's a lot of dads/sons here , I can't be the only one that would like to hear a funny or interesting story.

I'll share one of my grandpa, after WW2 he went to Destin FL and worked on a fishing boat, one day this couple was fishing and a lady caught a octopus , grandpa placed it on her head , and she runs around screaming and pissing all over the deck. The end.
RIP grandpa.

 

[420God]

Never leave the house without it.

 

[PungentPete]

I carry the same pocket knife my Dad carried for 50 years and I have been carrying it for 20 years. I will give it to my son to carry upon my death. It's not a very good knife but it means the world to me. I once lost it and was crushed.. I found it 2 months later. Funny how you can become so attached to an object. Peace to all.....