All About Pocket Knives

junebug wrote: SWEET KNIVES , PAUL ......... AND GOOD TA SEE YA POSTIN'


MA NEW ANZO'ed EDC BELONGS HERE.... .........

Thanks Junebug , nice Jens

leggo wrote:

jerryd6818 wrote:Those Buck Alpha Dorado's mash my buttons and twist my knobs. Came really close to pulling the trigger on one a couple of months ago but backed out at the last moment. Probably will bring one home at some point in time only it will be the one with the natural wood handles. Great looking knife.

As long as I'm here, I might as well finish up with a Leek and a Scallion.

jerryd thanks for the comment on the knife , I like these too. This one is black ebony wood.
I might trade it for something traditional if it's in really nice shape , this one has only been out of the box once to take these pictures.

While I appreciate the thought, I'm not much on swappin'. I always screw myself and then miss the knife I swapped off.

Nice knives, Paul.

jerryd yea I here ya , I've been lucky so far on swapping , but I've bought a few that I had buyers remorse on.

My Kershaw Cryo....

Scott, I've heard some pretty good thinks about Kershaw knives. I have a few and should probably knock the dust off them and see for myself. Looks like you got a good one. ___Dave

Scott, looks like you and that Cryo have become pretty good buddies.

It's my fav edc!!!

got around to taking a few pics today

Benchmade Dejavoo

A tactical knife thread at AAPK??


I'm in!!

Nice pictures guys.


I am always rotating knives but I EDC this combo the most.

Knives in First Picture.

A Spyderco Yojimbo2 with CPM S30V steel.

A Becker BK24 in D2 Steel. Designed by Ethan Becker and manufactured by KABAR.

An old Colonial jack knife

And a couple other pictures just for fun.

microtech and a sodbuster

B.Mauser wrote:A tactical knife thread at AAPK??


I'm in!!

Nice pictures guys.


I am always rotating knives but I EDC this combo the most.

Knives in First Picture.

A Spyderco Yojimbo2 with CPM S30V steel.

A Becker BK24 in D2 Steel. Designed by Ethan Becker and manufactured by KABAR.

An old Colonial jack knife

And a couple other pictures just for fun.

thanks Brian, now you'll get me started guns, flashlights and knives....where's my camera?? do you like the 10mm? i have never fired one

very nice guys!!!

MAUSER - HOW BOUT POSTIN' SOME PIX OF THAT SPYDERCO YO IN THE "SPYDERCO" SECTION!!!!??????
(AND PICS OF ANY OTHER SPYDIE YA MAY TOTE )











THE OTHER DAYS TOTEIN' COMBO

roofsc wrote:
thanks Brian, now you'll get me started guns, flashlights and knives....where's my camera?? do you like the 10mm? i have never fired one

Well then I will be watching for your pictures.

Yes I like the 10mm very much. Its an expensive round but worth it in my opinion. It wouldn't be as special outside of an auto frame but 16 rounds of 10MM and several more 15 round magazines is quite a bit of firepower.

Guys who reload usually like these the best. But there are company's like Buffalo Bore, Hornady and others that make a powerful load that really show what the 10mm can do. If you buy the low powered cheap target rounds you aren't reaching this rounds potential.

junebug wrote:

MAUSER - HOW BOUT POSTIN' SOME PIX OF THAT SPYDERCO YO IN THE "SPYDERCO" SECTION!!!!??????
(AND PICS OF ANY OTHER SPYDIE YA MAY TOTE )

I will head over there right now.

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16 rounds of 10MM and several more 15 round magazines is quite a bit of firepower.

yes....yes it is.

a mini reflex

I also like the Sodbuster in black but the Scallion is one of my favorite carries.Then how bout a little Boker auto

My First Al Mar Knife, a gift from Al himself.
A black micarta Osprey: My Second Al Mar Knife Al Mar Elite Al Mar Fish Knives Most of these Al Mar Knives are black.
I think this was my first Benchmade, designed by Brend My first Benchmade Mini Grip: My Benchmade 710, one of my favorite EDCs. A Kershaw Black Horse from 1984- Black Kershaw Wild Turkey Damascus- Here is an old Kent fish knife-

Buck 288 QuickFire

Jerry, I'm not sure I could handle a knife that has directions on it that show you how to open it. Looks pretty hi-tech to me. ___Dave

Dave, it's not a very handy knife. There are all kinds of edges and angles in the hand, plus opening and closing it is not handy at all. It's not something I would carry.

Dale, I love those Al Mars.

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