Knives

whats that stuff they use to melt land mines and such. i saw it on future weapons. anybody know???

 

oh shit i totally misread what kind of knives you were talking about but i got a set of these

 

Cool! I just picked up a pair of twins this week. They're freshly imported from West Germany Sig Sauer P6's.

 

Sweet. Real German P225's. Are you keeping both?

 

I'm a half-assed knife collector and everyday carrier.....I've had about 25 Spyderco's and would have to say they are my favorite brand in the bang for your buck sense.Because toy money is limited I sell /trade often to finance my next purchase.I'm down right now to about 6 Spydies with my EDC being a Tim Wegner designed Ocelot,my work knife being a black-bladed Delica IV,a Salt 1,Navigator,Ladybug and a couple of others.Another Brand I really like but are quite spendy is Chris Reeves Knives.My formal wear carry is an African Blackwood Mnandi,and I've had a couple of Sebenza's as well.The third brand that I have collected but again is fairly expensive is Strider...I've had two SnG's,a couple of PT's and an RCC....All great knives.I was also recently given an Opinel by a good friend and this is the first I've had from this line but I love the departure from my usual style.Knives make great gifts because as tools you think of the giver with every use.

 

Yep, I'm keeping both. They even came with a real Sig spare magazine.

J&G. I had them mailed to a local FFL holder.

 

Spyderco Police



Carson Design Folding Tanto (M16-13SF)

 

Now I switch between my custom graphic Chris Reeve Sebenza, and my Strider AR.

Both have their merits, both are sturdy, but the Strider is a TANK.

 

Got a new knife about a month or so ago. I'm really happy with it. Its a Moassy Oak 312. Got it for like $7 at Gander.

 

had a cold steel which was given to me, and gave it away. have and currently carry a spyderco, and a crkt wally world $20 knife, but hey it works.

 

I've always carried one similiar to this at work. My friend gave it to me when I made SWAT. It's a great blade. Opens staples, cuts up crack real well, real handy tool. If I could change anything to it, I would put a serrated blade toward the hilt (mine's a straight blade). Other than that, I really like it.
They let us carry the auto-open, but I figure if I get to the point where I really NEED it to work, Murphy will kick in and it won't. I like simple weapons of destruction.

 

Nice Joe,who makes the light...SF?

 

Currently rockin a S&W double lockback that goes everywhere with me except to the bar. I also have a Buck 184 for heavy use.

 

I usually carry a wayne goddard clipit from spyderco as wayne is my grandfather. If you have not heard of him he is kinda famous for his spyderco design and also his hunting knife design for diamondblade, the sharpest knife you will ever have, and will also stay sharp for almost ever... check out this website the technology is amazing...
http://www.diamondbladeknives.com/
http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=156
http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?r=1&ISBN=9780873419932&ourl=Wayne%2DGoddards%2D50%2DKnife%2DShop%2FWayne%2DGoddard
he also has a couple books out, and writes articles for blade magazine!

 

Damn super white ! You have one cool Grandfather I am in to Spyderco as well as others, just picked up a Victorinox Soldier Alox, love the function of SAK's

 

yeah i always tell people i have a famous grandfather even though he is only famous to those who like knives... i have only made one hand made knife in his shop and was working on a 12" or so blade buey knife not quite finished yet...always a good time growing up in his shop lots of good memories!

 

Gerber suspension tool

Leatherman Charge Ti (the 154cm blade is the sharpest I own or have owned)

Kershaw DWO Classic 3000, perfect multiuse blade always in my truck

Kershaw Blur 1670 RD

Kershaw RIpcord 3200 for climbing and other sketchy situations...

and last but not least the ol' faithful the Buck Pathfinder for the hunting belt

 

My Two Main Everyday Choices
Benchmade 732 - 3.5" partially serrated drop point; best knife I've ever owned, too bad it's discontinued or I'd get another one
Buck Stockman - classic all around pocketknife and sharp as hell

Others:
Original Leatherman multitool
Leatherman Micro
Buck Fixed Blade (can't remember the model)