Show off your fixed blades!

[GSPTOPDOG]

I have 2 fixed blades not counting kitchen knivesIMG_3020.jpeg

Very nice from Sweeden!!!

[GSPTOPDOG]

Great minds think alike!!! This one has seen campsites from AZ to WV and been to hunting camp many times.

Sweet Sas! I really like the handle on yours

[GSPTOPDOG]

My trusty Strider.

[GSPTOPDOG]

This one feels like you should take it with you when you hit the road during the Zombie Apocalypse...

[doglegg]

This one feels like you should take it with you when you hit the road during the Zombie Apocalypse...

Interesting blade on the top one.

[GSPTOPDOG]

This one feels like you should take it with you when you hit the road during the Zombie Apocalypse...

Interesting blade on the top one.

Thanks D.L. I think it was mainly designed as a "tactical" knife*, the spear like blade shape lends itself to be a fighting knife some might say....

* Note: I add will this addendum to my post, as I did a quick search on that there interweb deal and came up with this:

The Microtech Crosshair is a multi-purpose knife designed for both tactical and survival purposes. It features an aggressive double-edged S30V stainless spear-point plain edge blade and weighs 14.4 ounces. The Crosshair is a variant of the Currahee, originally designed for U.S. Special Forces Boat Team 20.

[doglegg]

This one feels like you should take it with you when you hit the road during the Zombie Apocalypse...

Interesting blade on the top one.

Thanks D.L. I think it was mainly designed as a "tactical" knife*, the spear like blade shape lends itself to be a fighting knife some might say....

* Note: I will this addendum to my post as I did a quick search on the interweb deal and came up with this:

The Microtech Crosshair is a multi-purpose knife designed for both tactical and survival purposes. It features an aggressive double-edged S30V stainless spear-point plain edge blade and weighs 14.4 ounces. The Crosshair is a variant of the Currahee, originally designed for U.S. Special Forces Boat Team 20.

Thanks for the additional info.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Awesome blades ya'll posting lately Ken, Gino, Wahoo, Gus, G-Smith, & T-Dog!
Got these recently...

[toomanyknives]

Awesome blades ya'll posting lately Ken, Gino, Wahoo, Gus, G-Smith, & T-Dog!
Got these recently...

Fantastic, Tony! Have a great Christmas!

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Awesome blades ya'll posting lately Ken, Gino, Wahoo, Gus, G-Smith, & T-Dog!
Got these recently...

Fantastic, Tony! Have a great Christmas!

Thanks Kerry ... blessings to you and the family!

[OLDE CUTLER]

My trusty Strider.

I only have one knife with a cord wrapped handle, but I have never seriously used it. How does the cord wrap stand up over time has always been a question to me? Is the cord slippery when wet?

[GSPTOPDOG]

My trusty Strider.

I only have one knife with a cord wrapped handle, but I have never seriously used it. How does the cord wrap stand up over time has always been a question to me? Is the cord slippery when wet?

The Strider wrap is tight and secure when wet. I have put it through some heavy use, but the factory did a very good job on the wrap. I have had cords start to come loose over time, I find that some epoxy glue applied on the ends will help to prevent that.

[GSPTOPDOG]

Awesome blades ya'll posting lately Ken, Gino, Wahoo, Gus, G-Smith, & T-Dog!
Got these recently...

Great Woodsman's Pal and a beautiful #701 !!! Really nice, I like that (almost saber/scimitar? clip point? ) blade on the Western

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Awesome blades ya'll posting lately Ken, Gino, Wahoo, Gus, G-Smith, & T-Dog!
Got these recently...

Great Woodsman's Pal and a beautiful #701 !!! Really nice, I like that (almost saber/scimitar? clip point? ) blade on the Western

Thanks T-Dog! The 701 was another knife on my list .. now on to the 702 & 703 mates when found at the right price.

[DM11]

My trusty Strider.

[Sasquach]

Nothin' fancy, just a good one to have on your belt when hiking and fishing.

[GSPTOPDOG]

Nothin' fancy, just a good one to have on your belt when hiking and fishing.

I like it Sas! I had one back in the olden times, Case XX, you can't go wrong Very nice!

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Old Buck Caper ... 3 1/4" Blade / 7 1/4" OAL

[Madmarco]

I love that knife, Tony, simple yet elegant and full of slicing power!

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

I love that knife, Tony, simple yet elegant and full of slicing power!

Many thanks Mark! It is the right color too.

[Sasquach]

Nice Buck Tony!

This Buck didn't get much of a welcome by the knife buying public. The Buck 101 was supposed to be a fixed blade version of their iconic 110. As far as I know it was discontinued shortly after its introduction.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Nice Buck Tony!

This Buck didn't get much of a welcome by the knife buying public. The Buck 101 was supposed to be a fixed blade version of their iconic 110. As far as I know it was discontinued shortly after its introduction.

Thanks Sasquach ... and the 101 is awesome!! A great knife to have.

[Sasquach]

Thanks Tony.

I think I know why it didn't catch on. The 101 is exactly the dimensions of a 110 locked open which led most people (I think) to say why carry a 101 when a 110 is more compact, easier to carry, and basically the same knife when locked open. Pictured below is probably my favorite Buck fixed blade carry, the 192 Vanguard. Great all purpose knife.

[ken98k]

Russian NKVD knife.

[GSPTOPDOG]

I think I know why it didn't catch on. The 101 is exactly the dimensions of a 110 locked open which led most people (I think) to say why carry a 101 when a 110 is more compact, easier to carry, and basically the same knife when locked open. Pictured below is probably my favorite Buck fixed blade carry, the 192 Vanguard. Great all purpose knife.

Sas, I agree with you on the 101 and on the 192 Vanguard, Great all purpose knife. I have one and sometimes I just pick it up to feel it in my hand...🖐 even there ain't nutt'en to cut with it....