Knife Obsessed?

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December 22, 2017 at 1:29 pm Link

intenseaty22
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What are your favorite brands? Models? What do you primarily EDC?

I love me some Spyderco. I own a Sage in Carbon Fiber and a Dragonfly with green G10. Just bought an CS exclusive Native 5 in Orange and Black. Up until now I mostly EDC my Sage.

I’m looking for a nice Gentleman’s knife now. Any recommendations?

Have a a couple models on my wish list. Looking at a nice Benchmade or two.

What are your favorite brands? Models? What do you primarily EDC? I love me some Spyderco. I own a Sage in Carbon Fiber and a Dragonfly with green G10. Just bought an CS exclusive Native 5 in Orange and Black. Up until now I mostly EDC my Sage. I’m looking for a nice Gentleman’s knife now. Any recommendations? Have a a couple models on my wish list. Looking at a nice Benchmade or two.

December 22, 2017 at 1:48 pm Link

CampFussell
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Can’t say I’m obsessed, but have a few. I guess the favorite I have is my old 2000 model Emerson Mach-1 BTS
Then my Microtech Mini UDT and a SOG TAC that a friend gave me.

December 23, 2017 at 11:54 pm Link

mister12ax7
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My 3 Amigos….. Spyderco, Benchmade and Kiser

December 25, 2017 at 2:59 pm Link

SquirrelWar2
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I collect knives, mostly combat knives/miltary style, and speed assist folding ones that look nice or have a military apearance.

Mostly cheap but useable stuff in the $30-50 range from Amazon or Cutlery Corner. I have a buddy who has a huge knife collection, he’s constantly buying them. Most of the stuff he buys are in the $100-200+ range.. All made in the US, Russia, Spain, etc. But nothing from China.

Pretty much everything I have is made in China, haha! But they’re still nice. And it’s all I can afford for now.

I collect knives, mostly combat knives/miltary style, and speed assist folding ones that look nice or have a military apearance.   Mostly cheap but useable stuff in the $30-50 range from Amazon or Cutlery Corner. I have a buddy who has a huge knife collection, he's constantly buying them. Most of the stuff he buys are in the $100-200+ range.. All made in the US, Russia, Spain, etc. But nothing from China. Pretty much everything I have is made in China, haha! But they're still nice. And it's all I can afford for now.

December 26, 2017 at 5:05 pm Link

intenseaty22
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Here are my Spydies.

December 26, 2017 at 6:08 pm Link

xarus
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Top to bottom
Boker Kalashnikov auto side opening. for everyday work use
Carson Design.
Benchmade Mini Reflex. auto side opening. I would call this a Gentleman’s knife and I love this knife.
Microtech Ultratech S/E out the front auto opening, I bought this for my brother for Christmas and is the same as the bottom one that is my everyday carry.
I don’t know what your state laws are about auto opening knifes but they just legalized auto knifes In MI. and I can’t stop buying them I am looking for a custom Benchmade it’s getting worse then my addiction to air guns.
Joel

Top to bottom Boker Kalashnikov auto side opening. for everyday work use Carson Design. Benchmade Mini Reflex. auto side opening. I would call this a Gentleman's knife and I love this knife. Microtech Ultratech S/E out the front auto opening, I bought this for my brother for Christmas and is the same as the bottom one that is my everyday carry. I don't know what your state laws are about auto opening knifes but they just legalized auto knifes In MI. and I can't stop buying them I am looking for a custom Benchmade it's getting worse then my addiction to air guns. Joel

December 26, 2017 at 6:37 pm Link

CampFussell
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The Emerson and the Microtech were the only two I bought. The rest were gifts over the years with the Case tracking back to the 80’s

December 26, 2017 at 6:44 pm Link

intenseaty22
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Very nice Joel. I love that Mini Reflex you have. I’m looking for a nice Gent’s right now, but have not settled on one yet. I’m not really a fan of the autos. I love the Spyderco hole because it gives me ultimate control, and it can be deployed very fast anyway. Upload your custom when you get it.

December 31, 2017 at 7:15 am Link

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Kershaw Oso Sweet is not a high dollar ($20.00)knife but a ever day work knife. And also the Kershaw 1550 Blackout cost way more($70)but does not hold and edge any better than the Oso. Both easy to open with one hand, keeps a sharpe edge, just a little work on the razor strap and it’s back razor sharp. We remove the pocket clip and drop in my back pocket The for removing the clip is that it poke a hole in my bass boat seat, i was not a happy camper. Been carry one close to 25 years. We have a few Case and custom knives but the Kershaw hold an edge better than anything that we like to carry. My custom knives might hold an edge better but just not what I call a work knife, I need something to open with one handed when fishing or just working on something I need to cut.

Kershaw Oso Sweet is not a high dollar ($20.00)knife but a ever day work knife. And also the Kershaw 1550 Blackout cost way more($70)but does not hold and edge any better than the Oso. Both easy to open with one hand, keeps a sharpe edge, just a little work on the razor strap and it's back razor sharp. We remove the pocket clip and drop in my back pocket The for removing the clip is that it poke a hole in my bass boat seat, i was not a happy camper. Been carry one close to 25 years. We have a few Case and custom knives but the Kershaw hold an edge better than anything that we like to carry. My custom knives might hold an edge better but just not what I call a work knife, I need something to open with one handed when fishing or just working on something I need to cut.

December 31, 2017 at 4:32 pm Link

Matt247365
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Buck Odyssey. Bought it right around 2000. Blade rotates on ceramic ball bearings. Really smooth. Very rigid when opened and locked. Love the serrated/plain edge. Super easy to open with one hand using the hole.

Not knife obsessed nearly as much as AIRGUN obsessed

Matt

December 31, 2017 at 7:50 pm Link

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I’m not a collector, more like an accumulator, but I do appreciate a nice knife. Most of mine are old bucks, schrades, old timers, eye and tree brands. All have been used and not in new condition. This is my all time favorite, partly because it’s a fine knife but mostly because it was a 16th birthday present over 50 yrs ago. I’d hate to count how much game it’s skinned over the years. Thought you knife people might like looking at it.

I’m not a collector, more like an accumulator, but I do appreciate a nice knife. Most of mine are old bucks, schrades, old timers, eye and tree brands. All have been used and not in new condition. This is my all time favorite, partly because it’s a fine knife but mostly because it was a 16th birthday present over 50 yrs ago. I’d hate to count how much game it’s skinned over the years. Thought you knife people might like looking at it.

January 5, 2018 at 11:16 am Link

elemen0hpee
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One of my many favorites

January 5, 2018 at 3:47 pm Link

budfarkus
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Yeah I love knives too. I mainly collect Bark River tool & knives. They are made in upper peninsula of Michigan and have unconditional lifetime warranty. I’ up to about 47 barkies now,but also have a few benchmades, Spyderco and a few customs. Some blades I’ve had cost more than airguns, hard to believe..lol

January 14, 2018 at 4:49 pm Link

Matt247365
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January 16, 2018 at 12:28 am Link

Imold
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I have quite a few knives but my everyday pocket knive is a Benchmade Osborne.

January 17, 2018 at 8:53 pm Link

Dirte
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I like cooking!

January 18, 2018 at 3:23 pm Link

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Edc – Boker
Light duty – Kershaw
Field duty – Leatherman

For cooking I like Shun

January 19, 2018 at 8:35 am Link

ironlion269
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@dirte, your cooking knife caught my eye. My mother’s family is the Kramer family (here in the States) and, at one time, owned a foundry in Dayton OH. That is not the origin of your fine steel blade – just a coincidence that made me stop and do a double take. Bon apetit!

January 20, 2018 at 8:21 pm Link

intenseaty22
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@dirte that’s a sharp looking knife (see what I did there)

@michael both the Boker & the Shun, nice. I have a Boker on my wishlist, but blade is a little longer than what I wanted for a Gent’s knife. So I picked up Al-Mar inspired Kershaw. ~$30

January 28, 2018 at 10:07 am Link

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My EDC is a Benchmade, my gentleman knife is made by a smith near me. It was made from the antler of my first elk. Intenseaty, what is the name of that Kershaw, I like the taper of the blade?
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