Pocket Knives & Daily Carry Items
- Thread starter giles
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You must have one badd ass belt! :smiley_crocodile:
What is that knife on the top? My buddy Kenny from Genoa (Kenny's gun shop/Packer Creek) has one and I stabbed a buck with it. Right through the rib bone! I always wondered what kind it was…looked identical to that one.
Archertl
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Archertl
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I've had mine since I was 12, fugger is indestructible. Maybe I'll stab a yote with it this year, giles you in?
The one on top but should be on the bottom if the pic was not upside down is a Buck 105 pathfinder that i have had since the early 90's and field dressed my first deer with back then. The big knife is a cold steel trail master and is a great knife for clearing shooting lanes. That Buck 110 is old and gets carried still every now and then. Dad gave me that knife back in the mid 70's.
I learned about this local establishment this summer---great guy, amazing product...wish I could swing one right now:
http://www.rickhindererknives.com/
http://www.rickhindererknives.com/
Archertl
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They start at 250-300 and go up from there. Wouldn't mind having one of his warncliff xm 18's. ZT and Kershaw make a number of production knives based on his designs that are more affordable. ZT 0932, 0560, 0566, 0562, and 0561. Kershaw cryo series snd shield.
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Out of my price range! I'm sure they're worth it though, but as much as I lose my daily carry knives it doesn't make sense for me to spend over $75 on one.
Archertl
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My take on highend and custom knives is they are probably the only thing that the common man can afford the best of the best of. For example its not practical for most people to save up 3-5k for a Rolex or a 3k or more firearm. However most people can save up 200-400 dollars to spend on their holy grail of pocket knives if that's what they want. Besides that they are functional tools that require little maintenance and will last forever if cared for.
