I like this one.....


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I am partial to Pro-Tech automatic knives. I have a "Godfather" with carbon fiber handle inserts, a "Godson" with wood inserts, and a limited edition "SWAT 3" knife, #6 out of 500. I also have Dawson boot knife I bought at a the last Pomona gun show that I wear at work.

 

i've got a fair collection of knives. mostly boker, benchmade, emerson, strider, mission and a few microtech.
as far as automatics go, i have the benchmade infidel, but it isn't nearly as strong, smooth and fast as the microtech's, but the mircrotech's are beacoup $$$, so i only have two.

 

as far as automatics go, i have the benchmade infidel, but it isn't nearly as strong, smooth and fast as the microtech's,

Yeah, that Infidel was a disappointment. Big believer in Benchmade Auto Folders, however.

 

Grohmann DH Russel Foldback is a fave of mine........


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I carry a Emerson CQC-7BW, I love the wave feature, knife is open as you pull it out the pocket.

I'm also partial to Chris Reeve knives, I have a few his knives, but love Sebenzas, I have a small and a large with damascus blade.

Small Sebenza

Large Sebenza

 

My brothers gave this to me when our Father passed..he had it forever..
It's now engraved on both sides of the blade with all his info.
Wickedly Sharpe..
Kershaw Folding Field Lockback With Brass Bolsters 4" Blade

 

what i carry

 

i love the Spyderco!!!

 

Surprised nobdy mentioned Benchmade??? That is what I usually carry.

I am also a big fan of CRKT. I think they have many inteligent designs. I also use knives quite a bit and find the CRKT have goode edge retention.

Anybody else have experience with CRKT?? http://www.crkt.com/

 

I have a bunch of those, as do the guys I work with. Big, strong knives and sharp.

 

I use mostly Buck knives Model 119 or the Knighthawk for general use, the auto folders for everyday use, but also have a few very nice Gerber Knives like the Applegate/Fairbairn folding lock.

My favorite is a Buck limited edition first run engraved folding Alpha Hunter.

I'm surprised that more don't use Buck knives. They are a good quality knife for the price.

 

Ok so mine isnt near as fancy but it is what I carry. It is geared more towards hikers with its light weight design (total ship package was .70 lbs) but it still has a large, sturdy blade and very secure lockout and safety. The blade is spring loaded but instead of a button you have to first push the blade up with your thumb and then the spring takes over.

My SOG

 

Same as Jeremy- Nothing fancy, but I use one or the other all the time. The first two pics are the same knife- front-side/ backside views.

First knife- Kershaw 1560- ST (Spring loaded flip- out with clip).
Second knife- Case 2159 L- SSP.

 

This is my daily carry Emerson, which shall soon be replaced by a Emerson CQC-13.

 

You're killing me with those pistols.

Start a thread and put them all up.

 

I think it's the thread labeled as "gun porn"...Not sure. Hope this helps.

 

I'm going to be doing a bunch more photographs soon of all the pistols/knives I haven't done yet. I will put them all in one place when done

 

This is a handmade knife a friend gifted me. It is made from an old saw mill blade. I use it for skinning, it is sharp and holds an edge.
The other is my "daily driver" a Cold Steel Ti-Lite

 

 

Nice pair of Striders, very nice indeed, I like the tiger stripe G10

 

Anso Testlab

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Nice, you do have some good taste after all

 

Slow read are we...took you a while to figure that out

 

some of my fixed blades

my favorite

 

Nice fixed blades

I only have one Boker, a little ceramic folder.

I'm getting more into fixed blades though. I have a Chris Reeve Shadow IV and just picked up another Reeve, a 7" Green Beret.

 

Can you handle the financial pain and "good taste"??

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Can you handle the financial pain and "good taste"??

Very nice indeed

 

Here's my little buddies. Former Navy Seal knives. I was told Seals used them to puncture fuel tanks on aircraft. They double as grappling hooks to climb up ships and I have actually hung off one placed in the rafters tied to my climbing harness. They're very hardcore.

 

They were issued to the teams for only about 2 years...the knurled handles played hell on hands.....

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