Hey TW! Let's see your knives!

Never leave the house without at least a Buck in my pocket.

 

I'm not a hunter. I'm unsure what type of blade is usdd for field/skinning. But the chef has the belly for chopping and slicing. I've really just cutting fruit & steak with it along with typical opening packages. Fishing wise I stop carrying it because it doesn't flick open as easy as other spyderco models.

 

My normal everyday carry knife. Plus my neon and Gerber crucial in my other pocket.

 

My first Bugout. It's a good knife but from first impressions I still prefer the 940 Osborne

 

Inbound

 

I think the 945 will be a hit. The 940 is a bit long

 

While it seems long, it's actually pretty nice in hand. Perfect for fancy pants too

 

Its by no means a small knife

 

I’ve carried one for 20 years. Never once has it ever been too long. Skinned deer, elk, fish. Open mail, slice veggies, cut bread. Out of all my knifes the 940 is still king for an edc knife.

 

After carrying different knives for almost 20 years and only recently discovering the 940 I can say it is one of the nicest to carry. Especially the original aluminum. Super light and slim. I usually have a knife in the appy carry position and am now a total fan of the 940.

 

This is a nice looking knife. Simple and elegant.

 

I’d carry that at Scout camp. Maybe then one of the kids won’t try to “borrow” my knife without giving it back.

 

Where can you buy it? Lol

 

https://www.bladehq.com/item--Boker-Dessert-Warrior-Kalashnikov--108010

 

That is COOL! Married 28 years here!!

 

Cool knives here - My son has a TON of knives, his EDC is a Benchmade Freak. He also makes knives (he does blacksmithing). I am a bit more boring....I have carried this one (on my belt in a small sheath) for 20 years plus, 7 days a week everyday. ) every day for

 

I actually looked again this morning and then you add this and scare me thinking I missed it. I actually do want one of these

 

I agree. Might have to find one for myself.