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that chef knife is a beut
few years back i had a gerber mk1 boot knife
found it in an office we demo'ed
along with a masonic bible
after johns kershaw whalloper showed up at my house
i decided to look for one again
see i was in love with a girl at the time
that im not anymore
and never asked for the knife back
little did i know until last saturday how expensive they are
i bet she gave it to another dude
prob while she was with me
lost in the fire

Achtane wrote:I dunno anything about knives but the homemade one and the Voyager are sweet. Railroad spikes seem to be a popular item for turning into knives too. On the Internet, at least.

I have an ooold bayonet that came with my Mosin-Nagant but it's really more of a giant, vicious screwdriver than a blade

I made a railroad spike knife a few years ago, it's around here somewhere I'll post a pic if i can find it. It's cool in a "ooh i can tell what that's made out of kinda way" and I think that's kinda the only reason why spike knives are a "thing".

I've got a couple of those mosin bayonets too.

My take everywhere pocket knife is a kershaw leek, which is like the perfect knife for me. Fast open, comfy, cheap enough I won't be pissed when I inevitably lose it, comes sharp, stays sharp, and easy to sharpen, and not serrated (I hate serrated.) Plus it comes in colors! When eventually lose this one i'm gonna spring for the crazy rainbow one.

I have some real nasty fuckers. Bayonets, daggers, military combat knives, an awesome Italian made assisted opening knife with a satin blade and rubber combat grips. I've had them for years. Now they are all very illegal here. Been on the hunt for more bayonets and military knives especially WW1 trench knives, but they are getting almost impossible to get here now with our weapons laws. So yeah! I love knives.

I've owned a few automatic knives over the ears but I always seem to give them away. I had a bone-handled Inox classic switchblade, an identical black-scaled one, a full auto (in and out) stilletto (still not sure how the fuck I got my hands on one of those) and a cheapo folding tanto with a hidden button under the rubber grip. Kinda wish I still had the bone Inox.

Achtane wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJBPpi7T7R0[/youtube]

I like how Trey Parker does the voice-over.

wish i had this

this thread is fucking terrifying.

I have an old Gurkha blade kicking around somewhere. Bit of 'inheritance', or 'old thing that used to belong to a now-dead relative,' depending on how you look at it. It looks cool.

I should really get a nice knife. Preferably for cooking.

I've got a handful, but I see them as tools (sometimes 'toys')
Liking the kershaw and becker lover going on thus far. Surprised there aren't more posts like cloudscapes though.

DocD3F4U17 wrote:wish i had this

No, no you don't. Only good for trouble...or appearing like you want trouble should you have to talk to an authority.

I'd get nicer cooking knives, but my housemates would wreck 'em. They've already wrecked my $40 Victorinox chef's knife. No point in getting anything else. I packed my kitchen knives up and put 'em away.

Extremes.. an old crappy japanese machete and a hawk violin knife, I made the handles for both of these

My favorite is this guy. My dad had it forever, I'm not sure when he got it. It's some kind of WWII knife, I think. Unless one of you can make out what it is by the engraving on the blade?

It's not super pretty but it's perfectly balanced and sharp as fuck.

Looks like it's a KA-BAR USN MK2.

Yep, Navy knife right?

Chankgeez wrote:I'd get nicer cooking knives, but my housemates would wreck 'em. They've already wrecked my $40 Victorinox chef's knife.

People with no fingers can't touch your stuff. Jussayin

Well, I would've cut fingers off, but since they know where I live, I didn't think it was such a great idea.