Show me some knives

[imschur]

please  :thumb:

[asmurff]

The work knife I carried for 21 years in the Air Force, it is a Gerber lockblade skinner.

[imschur]

Nice.  :thumb:

[Microgunner]

I own a bunch of knives and this is one of my favorites. It's a handmade Tommy Lee (the knife maker not the drummer) boot dagger in Damascus steel with mastodon tusk ivory scales. It came with a hand made leather sheath. It's quite spectacular.

[imschur]

holy cow thats nice  :thumb:

[lmao_37]

holy cow thats nice  :thumb:

You beat me to it but wow what a nice knife

[Microgunner]

Thank you, I enjoy fondling this knife very much but I never use it. I carry much more pedestrian knives. This one is for show only (although I'd use it in a pinch).

[rodent.22]

The work knife I carried for 21 years in the Air Force, it is a Gerber lockblade skinner.

Did you work as a rigger or loadmaster?

[asmurff]

No I was a Munitions Maintenance Specialist.

[rodent.22]

One of my buddies in Thailand was loading a flare cannister in 1972, it went off and burned the hell out of him....I haven't seen him since '72. He's a retired cop in Arizona now.

[rodent.22]

Here's a couple of Case Hobo knives- They look like normal knives, open the blades and the handles slide apart. The blade and fork knife I gave to my Dad about 25 years ago. It was returned to me when he died. The blade, fork, and spoon knife was a gift from my wife about 5 years ago. Both very unusual knives, LOL.

[imschur]

wow thats pretty slick, thanks for posting them

[rodent.22]

My Dad loved Case knives. Over a 25 year period I gave him an average of 3 knives a year, mostly Case XX. I gave him 75-80 Case knives from 1980-2007. He told me before he died he wanted me to have them back, and his wife said sure. After he passed away, 60 of those knives disappeared. I was told her two adult sons went thru his stuff. They probably pawned them. Oh well at least he got the enjoyment out of them. Some in the pictures are cheap import knives, many Xmas gifts from vendors at my employment. Several from a good shooting friend who died unexpectedly last year.

[Microgunner]

rodent, those hobo knives are the coolest thing I've ever seen. Are those still being made?

[rodent.22]

You know MG I bought the only two I've ever seen since 1980 and these 2 are them....

[imschur]

Great stuff. Thanks for taking the time to post it.

[asmurff]

Here are the most of the rest of mine, except for ones I keep stashed in certain places for different reason. From left to right.

Air Force issue survival knife made by Ontario Knife company. Reproduction WWI Trench knife. My New Mexico Sport Shooters (NM NRA) knife. Gerber Para top left double row. Gerber lock blade I used to open boxes when I was a parts manager. Gerber that came with my Browning Buckmark Camper. Winchester lockblade (a piece of junk actually). A Hammer Brand knife made in the 30s it belonged to my Grandfather. Marttini Fillet knife. Gerber Guardian, my boot knife.

[rodent.22]

Smurff that trench knife looks MEAN.... >:D

[asmurff]

The originals were even nastier looking.

[lmao_37]

Did you see the 2 WW1 trench knifes on pawn starts on the history channel ? one had a triangular blade looked like one mean knife and i wouldn't want to be stabbed with it.

[asmurff]

Did you see the 2 WW1 trench knifes on pawn starts on the history channel ? one had a triangular blade looked like one mean knife and i wouldn't want to be stabbed with it.

I've seen those, they were designed to go through even multiple layers of clothing, many of the early bayonets had trianglar blades also.

[Hoss]

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[rodent.22]

Nice! :beer:

[Alfa One]

Here are some of my favourites. There all Smith & Wesson:

Really love the boot knives. Up until 2006 there were forbidden in Belgium. They are not anymore!

[imschur]

I just bought three S&W knives myself