All About Pocket Knives

Man paul them are nice been on the hunt for a spydy auto for a while does it fire hard

Robert wrote:Man paul them are nice been on the hunt for a spydy auto for a while does it fire hard

Thanks Robert-----very hard snap maybe too much .

Rick I like that Kershaw,great looking knife,same to the rest of you, all good looking knives.

I carry this CRKT Blue point and for about the last 3 or 4 month's I have been rotating from my CSC Cannitler and a QCC Gunstock with the Aged Honey Amber Stag Bone. Both are D2 steel and I am sold on it.It is great stuff.I do think that the bone on the Queen is some of the best looking stuff out there.

I finally found a good use for seraded blades so while working in the woods I now carry my Vantage force pro I didn't like her for electical work or weekend carry but GREAT for working the timber-lines

last 5 years has to be the Pardue knife,

Paulsvintage: I am drooling over that Pardue. Super sleek. Congratulations.

AWESOME gard!!!!!!!!!!
nice pair on the OL'STUMP.....................I know i said this B4 ,but that stump is cool man! ,i need ta find one for a stool/seat in the back yard,and start hammerin some EMPTIES

Same old knives for me today. Good EDC guy's.
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Junebug;that stumps from another area DEEP in the wood note compass north arrow

no i didn't even see that ...BUT JUST MAKES IT COOLER,NOW ...LOLOLOLOL

Thanx Bug

garddogg56 wrote:I finally found a good use for seraded blades so while working in the woods I now carry my Vantage force pro I didn't like her for electical work or weekend carry but GREAT for working the timber-lines

dogg -- What's your opinion on the Hi-Point? Do you carry it? To me, it looks like my Model C 9mm, only mine doesn't have an adjustable rear sight nor holes in the trigger. I call her my "Ugly Gun".

I have no experience with the Hi-Point. But I was always drawn by its unusual shape and have read various reviews. Evidently, in this case, you get more than you pay for. Despite its low cost Gun Test evaluators praise it for its relability. It apparently does better in this area than firearms costing many hundreds of dollars more. And at reasonable ranges they find it sufficiently accurate. Hope I'll be able to try it one day.

Hey Jerry;At first I didn't like her although she shot well when I found the right bullets,adjusted the magazine lipps,she fed smoother.... then when I had my gunsmith go over my S&W .40 he told me to break the C-9 down and take a dremmel tool to all the rough spots and WALA very reliable she is now my truck and wheeler gun 3 years NO FTF or FTE P.Sss.Polish your feed ramp VERY important

I've had it for several years and haven't shot two boxes through it. That's what happens when you live in the city with no contacts in the country (well, one contact in the country).

I like the Hi point point, there made hear in Ohio,Mansfield I think it is. I had a 9mm Hi point and never had any complaints with the gun,I can't remember what model it was. I sold it to a friend who just had to have it. I bought that gun brand-new for $89.00 so I got my money worth ,it has been several years ago and I still see them for around $120.00 New. They have a lifetime warranties and they are made about 30 miles from my house so I would buy another if I ever had the need.
Those are great looking gun's you guy's have their.

Everthing U mentioned Knifetime is what I liked about this C-9 theres a video out there about how indistructable she is and since that video sales have doubled but I'll tell ya the gun gets no respect from the SNOBS at the gun club..I took my conceal carry with her and the instructor at first wouldn't let me use her that lasted half the class what an @$$ Will she replace my S&W or my Colt HELL NO.

BUT one thing Jerry looking back at the pictures them C-9 are BUTT UGLY

garddogg56 wrote:BUT one thing Jerry looking back at the pictures them C-9 are BUTT UGLY

They always told me "pretty is as pretty does". I think that means looks ain't everything and I'm sure glad of that. My biggest kick against the hi point pistols is the weight. Many of them are quite heavy compared to other guns of their size and capacity. Still, they do what they are intended to do, shoot when you pull the trigger, and the additional weight tends to tame recoil.

i have a 45 high point and it shoots good my wife got it for me about three years ago and ive shot one box of sheels through it and i agree about the weight they are pretty heavy comparied to others

Heavy? Yes. Ugly? Yes. Good shooters? Hell yes.

I'll tell ya Jerry like my heavy Buck 110s and 112s I prefer a heavy pistol

bigdaddys8ball wrote:i have a 45 high point and it shoots good my wife got it for me about three years ago and ive shot one box of sheels through it and i agree about the weight they are pretty heavy comparied to others

Hootie -- Got a picture of that beast? Is it as ugly as the 9mm?

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BEEN TOTEIN' THE BENCHMADE 580 LAST SEVERAL DAYS......NICE SNAPPY KNIFE!

Nice pair Jbug Todays modern carry H.D.Benchmade goodness goes with my SS traditionals.

Just a fan of titanium frame locks I guess. Carried many others in my rotation for years but finally settled on just these 2 for the past year. Haven't bought a new tactical in 5 years and none really light my fire at this time. The Sebenza has been with me since '99, the Lochsa since '08. I guess you could say we have some history together now and that just isn't something you can buy.