All About Pocket Knives

Papa Bones wrote: ↑Thu Jun 25, 2020 8:29 pm I only have one Knife with a clip. SOG Trident TF11 in digital green camo. I've had it since January 2010, and it spent 8 months with me in Iraq.

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My favorite part is how the cutter is actually the blade itself, using a cutout in the handle. I like having a strap cutter on my knife, but while saving wear on the blade itself, those little razor blades can be irritating to replace. Most seem to use proprietary blades. I have an Eickhorn PRT-IV, and while it uses three sections of snap-off blade sandwiched between handle and liner to form its strap cutter; the blade's width is far smaller than anything I have seen in replacement snap off utility knife blades at any hardware or craft store. Not to mention, the knife has to come apart--the pivot uses a proprietary spanner nut, and there's about 6 screws and two spacers in the frame.

Papa Bones wrote: ↑Thu Jun 25, 2020 8:29 pm I only have one Knife with a clip. SOG Trident TF11 in digital green camo. I've had it since January 2010, and it spent 8 months with me in Iraq.
Sog Trident.JPG

Cool knife Smitty!

Not my best but my newest.
It’s my first Chinese Schrade and I’m not really impressed. A good knife for the price and will do the job.

Benton629 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 20, 2020 10:45 am Not my best but my newest.
It’s my first Chinese Schrade and I’m not really impressed. A good knife for the price and will do the job.

Well if looks count, it's a fine knife

Thanks Tom. I usually carry a Kershaw 3160 as my daily edc / work knife.
This knife is growing on me and the assisted open is really nice.
I’m just partial to Schrade USA Old Timers so my opinion is probably a little biased.

BENCHMADE U.S.A.

TAIWAN.

UNBRANDED.

UNBRANDED.

AL MAR - CHINA

Some tie clips. The last 2 are actually pins & the last one has a heart-shaped locket for a pommel that contains 2 tiny pictures that look to be from the 1940's.

Back side.