Hey TW! Let's see your knives!

Carried a

Victorinox Swiss Army One-Hand Fireman Lockblade

Victorinox Swiss Army, One-Hand Fireman Lockblade for years and it was perfect for me until I lost it. Heard that they were discontinuing it so I ordered a replacement and found that the one I have now came with a plain edge on the main blade instead of the serrations at the front of it. Still has the serrated secondary blade.

 

I posted this earlier this year but seeing your police model here's mine, 25 years in. Was on sale at the factory outlet, the holes for the belt clip were drilled in the wrong place. you can see the holes behind the clip. it's filthy! I'm going to send it back for its first sharpening I wonder if they will clean it in a sonic bath or something? if not I'll give it a scrub when I get it back.

 

I throw mine in the ultrasonic once in a while. I lost it for a little bit and was super bummed. When it turned up( stupid jacket in the closet!!!! Lol) I was stoked

 

Sage 2 is for special occasions. Sage 5 because I had to have it. BM940 almost everyday. Ray for my beater and PM2 for hard use days.

 

Got this budget blade today. Super nice for the price.

 

Had the same knife with the coated blade. Great budget knife. Traded mine away a few days ago to a friend. Getting a Manix 2 lightweight in a few days.

 

love the bigger Victorinox knives.
Has you seen this one?
https://countycomm.com/collections/...victorinox-german-military-issue-pocket-knife

 

I did and it's very similar but I try to stay away from the overtly military looking stuff as people seem to get weird when they see the OD stuff.

 

The Manix 2 and Paramilitary 2 are currently on my wish list lol

 

Same here. And now I have both. Traded six of my other knives I didn't really use for a Sage 5 and Manix 2 lightweight.

When I first started getting into higher budget knives I really wanted to be a Benchmade guy. But I seem to be buying more Spyderco lately.
I still carry my BM940, 80% of the time. But the Spyder Hole deployment is just so damn nice and easy.

 

Thats exactly the boat I'm in right now. I can flick open a spyderco with any of my fingers and its just so easy. Its my prefered method of opening knives, then probably flippers, then thumb studs. I was super into the griptillian for a while but i think the deployment on the spyderco stuff trumps any benchmarks with thumb studs that i like.

 

Picked up a CRKT Hootenanny. For being a cheap knife the flipping action is A-maz-ing. I just wanted a cheap flipper to keep in my truck to play with while driving. I love it already.

 

I have the same one! Fun knife for sure.

 

It really is. I'm always flipping a knife while driving. Just a habit and keeps me focused. I've already broken two Kershaw Cryos by continuous flipping them. Now this new Hootenanny is a lot of fun.

 

Got my first Damascus knife and broke it in same day.
That's a first.

 

Been trying to carry a traditional along with my ZT workhorse. This one went along today.

 

I was doin the same thing for a while lol then i started flicking spydercos open with every other finger besides my thumb and got hooked on that lol

 

Serves you right!!!! Gutting a poor little fawn
































Just kidding, I know you have axis deer around your place Kevin.

 

That's funny- we're headed to Estes Park Thursday for Christmas. My mom lives there.