Show off your fixed blades!

[rangerbluedog]

I'm not sure, Quicky, but I think it is pewter or something similar. Maybe an aluminum alloy, because it is pretty lightweight.

[woodwalker]

I picked up this Camillus fixed blade not long ago. 7 inch blade. Thanks for looking.

[woodwalker]

Picked up a couple Pal 36 knives. One with original sheath, I think. One without sheath. Thanks for looking.

[woodwalker]

Can't not have one of these! Kabar. Thanks for looking!

[woodwalker]

A little one. Queen bird and trout. Thanks for looking.

[woodwalker]

And the last of my meager collection. A Western L39 and a Schrade Uncle Henry Golden Spike unfortunately made in China. Thanks for looking. Have a great weekend!

[Eustace]

USSR hunting knife produced in the 70's by Production plant of the Moscow Society of Hunters and Fishermens (Производственного комбината Московского Общества охотников и рыболовов (ПК МООР). Classics of the Soviet knife industry.
The back of the blade is also sharpened.

[doglegg]

A little one. Queen bird and trout. Thanks for looking.

Like the slender look of that blade. Nice stocks as well.

[doglegg]

USSR hunting knife produced in the 70's by Production plant of the Moscow Society of Hunters and Fishermens (Производственного комбината Московского Общества охотников и рыболовов (ПК МООР). Classics of the Soviet knife industry.
The back of the blade is also sharpened.

Eustace, you showed me something new. Never saw one like that before. Thanks.

[kootenay joe]

Eustace have you used your Moscow Hunter's knife ? does it have a name ? maybe "Nikita Special" ?
In the 'West' we tend to think of Soviet era Russian items being of low quality, but perhaps this propaganda we have been taught, i don't know.
How is the quality of the steel in the Moscow Hunter ?
kj

[Eustace]

The knife in the catalog is recorded as "Hunting knife model 2". Мanifactured in two modifications - carbon steel U10A and stainless steel 4h13 (420 analogue)
http://zknives.com/knives/steels/steelg ... hrn=1&gm=0
http://zknives.com/knives/steels/steelg ... hrn=1&gm=0

In fact, I have very good impressions from the Russian y10a. Used to produce files. It sharpens easy to frightening sharpness. However, it rusts very easily.
My knife is 4x13 and for now I have no impressions - I got it today.

[Ivoryman]

Great knife Eustace. Thanks for posting. I really like seeing the old German and Russian knives from that era and back through both world wars. Cool relics. Sweet one.

[woodwalker]

A little one. Queen bird and trout. Thanks for looking.

Like the slender look of that blade. Nice stocks as well.

Thanks Dogleg!! It sure is little but well made and a good Queen product.

[terryl308]

Woodwalker ,nice little Queen, I like a smaller knife if your going to "use" it. Thanks for showing us the Russian knives Eustace, we don't get the opportunity to see many of those in the states. Terry

[woodwalker]

Thank you Terry!

[bigbore]

Boot knife
made by Gerd Bernütz (Germany) for me
4,5" N690 & Desert ironwood

[jmh58]

Real FINE boot knife ya got there!!! Yes Sir!!! John

[doglegg]

Ser gut, bigbore. A great knife. You don't even have to be told it is German. Just has the look. I like it.

[bigbore]

Thanks John and doglegg.

[bigbore]

Thanks John and doglegg.

[knifeslave]

VG10 Steel,Hand Forged,Rosewood Handle,how about this

[espn77]

VG10 Steel,Hand Forged,Rosewood Handle,how about this

Cool knife.

[doglegg]

VG10 Steel,Hand Forged,Rosewood Handle,how about this

Just curious, did you make it?

[knifeslave]

VG10 Steel,Hand Forged,Rosewood Handle,how about this

Just curious, did you make it?

YES

[royal0014]

VG10 Steel,Hand Forged,Rosewood Handle,how about this

That's really knice! Love the 'grind' of the blade.