Knife Pics

[Nitemare1]

Have a look for ColdSteel, i think they've got some nice skeletonised knives

 

Edit..

 

Link

 

http://www.coldsteel.com/fighters.html

Edited September 11, 2007 by Nitemare1

[r.ocelot]

You don't want a cold steel knife. They're probably the maker of the worst knives there are, not even comparable to an Opinel. Going on a camping trip with one is NOT an option:

So much for a hardcore knive that's supposed to be used by operators around the world :-/

[hitmanNo2]

What is the world coming to, if your knife can't even cut a tree in half eh?

[r.ocelot]

We didn't need it to cut the tree in half, just not snap when it's barely in the tree.

[hitmanNo2]

Just kidding dude. How did you get it in there so far? Was there already a crack? Perhaps that sort of thing is best left to hatchets.

[j3T]

I'd say it was a pretty good knife, if you got it in the three that far. All knives can break if you try hard enough, you know. Even striders.

I own a Cold Steel Recon and it's by far the sharpest knife that I have.

[r.ocelot]

Only time I've seen a strider break was in a youtube video, and that was off camera. My opinel handled better that that POS recon. Besides, most of their knives are blatant ripoffs of other knives by strider, emerson, etc.

Just kidding dude. How did you get it in there so far? Was there already a crack? Perhaps that sort of thing is best left to hatchets.

I know

We were stomping on it, got it in there, and it broke when we we were trying to get it out (or was it before, not quite sure).

EDIT:

Does anyone have a link to a Spyderco Sharpmaker instruction manual/sheet? I lost mine as well as the dvd, and I need help with a zero grounded knife.

Edited September 11, 2007 by r.ocelot

[Sasquatch]

Whaddya call these sort of knives with a one piece, unadorned handle?  I want one.

 

http://www.g-forces.org/images/watches/Mem...nife2_tmaxx.jpg

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Yeah those are just called skeletonized handles.

 

Those particular knives are the Goblin (top), and Baby Son of Pry-thing (bottom). They are from Atwood Knives. He makes some really neat stuff.

 

-Jake

[r.ocelot]

Yeah those are just called skeletonized handles.

 

Those particular knives are the Goblin (top), and Baby Son of Pry-thing (bottom).  They are from Atwood Knives.  He makes some really neat stuff.

 

-Jake

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One of the 2 things which can unscrew a strider pivot as well.

[Sasquatch]

Yeah, that would be the Spanner Baby. Pretty neat little units.

 

-Jake

[BP-anon]

I've been on a research kick for the past few days (edc forums is the bomb!). I'm waiting for the cheapie to come out... I prefer the look to any of the others.

 

A bit of grinding, a bit of kydex, and BAM! kickass knife for under $30.

 

http://www.countycomm.com/eodrtool.htm

[Moriquende]

Guys, I need some help.

 

I can't decide whether I should get this HK with a plain or comboedge blade:

http://www.benchmade.com/products/product_...spx?model=14460

 

Which looks best?

 

[ferretkiller]

Are you going to use it or is it going to be a collector piece?

 

If you are going to use it, what do you usually use it for, cutting rope, boxes ect.

 

Do you have the means to sharpen the serrations when they dull?

 

 

 

My vote is for the combo blade. Definatly the most functional if you are a chronic knife user. Being a heavy knife user and not having the means to sharpen the serrations could be a pain, but not the end of the world.

[Moriquende]

I already have an HK Ally and 610SBK Rukus which I use as utility knives.

 

So it will probably just be a collectors piece, which is why looks are important

 

[ferretkiller]

Theni would go with the combo edge. Really that style wins my vote most of the time.

 

 

[AliceHKfan]

Hey guys what do you think of the CRKT/James Williams Hissatsu models?

[frogfish]

Love mine I have the tan model. It's a bit long but it's a beautiful knife.

[Chibbi]

My small collection:

 

From the top down:

- Cold Steel Magnum Tanto II - San Mai-III Steel

- Gerber USA LMF - serial 052573

- Gerber USA Rex Applegate Combat Folder

- Benchmade Folder - ATS34 Steel (forgot which type)

- Benchmade Advanced Combat Folder - ATS34 Steel

 

 

From the top down:

- GLOCK Field Knife 78

- Commando Dagger (not sure which brand, markings LE COMMANDO INOX Marque & Modele Deposes SUPER - NOGENT)

- Gerber USA Mark II - serial M9251S

- UC441 Gil Hibben Silver Shadow

- UC751 Gil Hibben Silver Shadow II

- Stiletto-style switchblade (unknown brand, but I was impressed by its size)

- Gerber USA Guardian Back Up

 

 

From the back to front:

- Colt Pathfinder

- TOPS Knives Tom Brown Tracker

 

 

- Small Push Dagger by Haller

 

 

- Crossbill Serrated Edge from Byrd by Spyderco

 

[Moriquende]

Theni would go with the combo edge. Really that style wins my vote most of the time.

Alright, think I will too.

 

Thanks for convincing me

Edited October 18, 2007 by Moriquende

[ferretkiller]

Alright, think I will.

 

Thanks for convincing me

 

 

No problem man.

 

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I cant remember if i ever posted these or not.

 

Edited October 18, 2007 by ferretkiller

[r.ocelot]

My Holy-Grail auto:

 

Microtech Exodus

 

Front:

 

Back:

 

Charging Handle:

 

Liner-locked blade:

 

Tanto-blade with the MT micro-serrations:

 

Safety-off:

 

And of course, the complementary TAD Gear OS Sheath:

 

Beats carrying a Halo anyday.

 

[Sasquatch]

Toight.

 

I would *beep* a brick if MT made a sub-two inch double action OTF so i could carry it here in the PRK.

 

-Jake

[Althis]

@chibbi that last knife looks insanely wicked

[Chibbi]

@chibbi that last knife looks insanely wicked

 

They're also insanely cheap to buy. (yet descent quality !)

 

The brand Byrd is something like the cheaper version of Spyderco. (Spyderco's name is also on the box, so it's endorsed by)

[smilingknafe]

so here are mine:

 

something to do some fine work:

 

 

something for everyday use:

 

 

something to do some abrasive work:

 

 

 

the khukri isn't bought yet, but it's the next on my list