Show us your knives

[LustyRazor]

Thought I'd start a topic for people to post their knives. It can be a daily carry, a bushcraft knife, traditional, whatever.

 

I'll start with my daily carry. An Ontario Rat II.

 

Shown fairly new aside a Streamlight Stylus Pro (daily carry as well)

 

 

[Papito]

it is your actually knive or you took some pics from internet?, cuz if these are your photos, I like them.(last 2)

[NormanCorn]

Camillus 18669 - EDC

 

 

 

[SiD]

Show offs. This is my badass knife.

 

Even got a light on it so I can see a mofoka when I stab a mofoka.  #ghettolife4me    

 

 

 

 

 

You guys got some nice blades though.

[LustyRazor]

  On 8/8/2014 at 2:17 AM, Papito* said:

it is your actually knive or you took some pics from internet?, cuz if these are your photos, I like them.(last 2)

 

These are indeed my photos and I appreciate the compliments!

[Thundercats]

Here you go. Ceremonial Gutting Knife. Given to me when on deployment in Africa 

 

 

[LustyRazor]

  On 8/8/2014 at 3:16 AM, Thundercats said:

Here you go. Ceremonial Gutting Knife. Given to me when on deployment in Africa 

 

Oh my. What kind of beast went into making such a knife?

[LustyRazor]

This is my Opinel No8 carbon pocket knife. It's my favorite kitchen knife. I strictly use this one for lemons and limes at the bar, and all kinds of veggies. The carbon blades get a patina after awhile that ends up protecting the blade and making it look pretty unique.

 

 

[A_Snake]

Here are a few that I could quickly lay my hands on for a photo.  I have about that many more throwing around that are not in the photo.  Most are used for certain tasks, some are just stored in drawers, several ride in my truck, a couple go in the hunting bags, and then there are some that just sit on my desk.  Heck I use a small buck knife as a letter opener.  I couldn't tell you how many I've lost over the years, but its been a few.  I'm not a fan of a knife I can't use as to me they are tools.

 

 

 

 

 

[TulsaGeoff]

 

Kershaw Skyline, It's sharp, thin, and not too expensive. It's my EDC knife. 

[Raskin]

[FireWienie]

  On 8/9/2014 at 1:22 AM, A_Snake said:

Here are a few that I could quickly lay my hands on for a photo.  I have about that many more throwing around that are not in the photo.  Most are used for certain tasks, some are just stored in drawers, several ride in my truck, a couple go in the hunting bags, and then there are some that just sit on my desk.  Heck I use a small buck knife as a letter opener.  I couldn't tell you how many I've lost over the years, but its been a few.  I'm not a fan of a knife I can't use as to me they are tools.

 

 

 

 

 

damn you scary

[LustyRazor]

  On 8/9/2014 at 1:22 AM, A_Snake said:

 

 

 

If I had to be stuck in the woods for a few weeks, I'd have to bring one of those 2 on the left.

 

Also, what's that really thin one in the bottom left of this photo?

[LustyRazor]

  On 8/9/2014 at 2:34 AM, TulsaGeoff said:

 

Kershaw Skyline, It's sharp, thin, and not too expensive. It's my EDC knife. 

 

That's a damn good looking knife. I'm planning to add a Kershaw (maybe Cyro II) to my EDC options.

[gibson66]

crkt mini my tighe (3 inch blade, assisted open))

crkt m16-13sfg (3.5 inch blade)