All About Pocket Knives

This pack of poo arrived from philco last evening. Actually the there are a couple jewels in with mix, as well as a couple that could be turned into jewels if a guy put is mind to it.

Thanks Phil!

GSPTOPDOG wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 2:19 am I picked up this Marbles Bowie, has a nice feel to it....

That's a good looking knife.
The choil area seems a little long though.

Kind of like this one.

GSPTOPDOG wrote: ↑Tue Jun 08, 2021 8:56 pm I love this big Bowie! It is a Fallkniven Tor - Northern Fixed Blade Knife Made in Sweden.

Fällkniven AB is a Sweden-based manufacturer of knives and knife-related gear and apparel. Fällkniven was founded in 1984 in Boden by Peter Hjortberger.

I love this knife!!!

I have purchased 3 of the from Rosecraft, all excellent knives. They did send an advertisement for 2nds but I didn't partake.

I finally took this one out to do some paperwork this past weekend and I absolutely love it! This thing is just a pure pleasure to shoot! I had 3 other 9mm to compare it with and the only one that was close, or maybe slightly better, was my CZ75B. I think with a little more practice, this little 19...

GSPTOPDOG wrote: ↑Mon Apr 01, 2024 4:37 am A big Bowie. I like the stage handles, feels great in my hand.

I love a Commander size 1911! But the only lightweight 1911 I have is actually my wife’s Kimber Ultracarry, Officer’s size. I’m not a Kimber fan, but it’s a good little pistol nonetheless. What brand is yours? The light weight commander in 9mm is made by "Tisas" in Turkey. I became aware ...

Just picked up this light weight commander sized 1911A1 in 9mm caliber. The aluminum frame makes it a pleasure to handle and carry. (Sellers Photo) Tisas Aviator 9.jpg I finally took this one out to do some paperwork this past weekend and I absolutely love it! This thing is just a pure pleasure to ...

Just picked up this light weight commander sized 1911A1 in 9mm caliber. The aluminum frame makes it a pleasure to handle and carry. (Sellers Photo) Tisas Aviator 9.jpg I finally took this one out to do so paperwork this past weekend and I absolutely love it! This thing is just a pure pleasure to sh...

garddogg56 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 02, 2024 11:24 pm I use cutting and skinning a deer for my pantina OR eating an apple

I have found that cutting red meat works as good or better than anything except actual aged patina.

I prefer revolvers so an excellent deal in my opinion That's a fine weapon Ken ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu:: Very nice Ken!!! Is that an older one? I think the oldies were produced from 1990' to 1999'. Not sure if they also "revived" this particular snake like they have the other recent production...

I did some horse trading yesterday and said good bye to my Desert Eagle and stepped up to a 4.25" Anaconda.

As promised, Kevin, here's another of my "big ol' knives"! This is a CRKT 9 1/4" Premium "Redemption" Crossbar lock that was designed by Ken Onion after Wild Bill Hickock's Aces and Eights "Deadman's Hand"! It sports a 4.06" CPM MagnaCut single plain edge spe...

SOG Terminus XR

cody6268 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 28, 2024 9:19 pm Quite some time ago, a member here offered the black ones for something like $40 each. Not buying one was a mistake.

The price has increased 100% since then.

Sorry, my bad.
ATF wins again.

So, it seems Bryan Malinowski was in effect executed at dawn by the ATF for selling some guns. https://www.thv11.com/article/news/crime/little-rock-airport-director-dies-shoot-out-atf-agents-what-to-know/91-bb0d39d6-f7ef-425d-921a-f7232dd69062 So since he shot first the agents shouldn't have return...

just bob wrote: ↑Tue Mar 26, 2024 12:16 pm Something tells me the person who did this was quite proud of themselves. Not mine, but in an auction near me.

Can you flick it open with your thumb?

So, it seems Bryan Malinowski was in effect executed at dawn by the ATF for selling some guns.

https://www.thv11.com/article/news/crim ... 232dd69062

My new RW Loveless designed Beretta. I have had a black handled copy for several years, and they are excellent knives.
This orange handle would actually be a better field knife than the black. If you've ever set your knife down while working in the woods, you know what I mean.

Replying to a 15 year old post this time! I also have a Socom prototype, with the greenish burl handle (man i need to update my pics…), it, like all Barkies, is an incredible piece of steel. I’ve only ever seen yours and mine though, does anyone have any info on this model? I know it never went int...

The nail nick is has been opened up quite a bit. My guess is this was to flick the blade open with a thumb.

doglegg wrote: ↑Tue Mar 19, 2024 5:46 pm This little A Wright & Sons arrived in my mail box recently. A very well made knife. Action A little gritty but oil smoothed it out. Purchased from our own James & Co store.20240319_123752.jpg20240319_123814.jpg20240319_123834.jpg20240319_123903.jpg

My latest gamble on the bay. The knife barely resembles the one I wanted. By the time knife arrived there had been 2 or 3 different email addresses used and probably 3 different mailing addresses. The Knife finally arrived from NY city but I'm quite sure it was made in Pakistan.

Still new to knives but learning more everyday, however, one of the first things I did learn was that a knife is worth what someone is willing to pay for it. I try to find my knife prices on ebay then compare my knife to that knife add points when it looks better than that knife or subtract points ...