All About Pocket Knives

Here's three you don't see very often. The bone is so black it looks like synthetic unless you look at it with a 45x magnifier.

Knice to see them all together.

Great looking trio, Jerry.

Your collection is a little more sophisticated Jerry.

wlf wrote: ↑Wed Nov 27, 2019 4:54 pm Your collection is a little more sophisticated Jerry.

Ohhh Lyle. I think I like you. You make me laugh. You funny fella.

Unless of course, you're talking about one of the other half dozen Jerry's on the forum.

It’s you.

A lethal combination. An unbranded, fixed blade tactical knife with paracord handles & lanyard. It has a nylon sheath.
My 1942, Colt M1911A1, 45 caliber, U.S. Army handgun.

Looks good jerry..

Skip.. Nice pic of old and new!! KOOL!!
John

jmh58 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 03, 2020 2:36 pm Looks good jerry..

Skip.. Nice pic of old and new!! KOOL!!
John

Thank you John and a Happy New Year to you and yours.

A few

A few more

Some fixed blades.

Nice Jerry

Thanks dogg. I usta be a fixed blade guy until I got bit by the pocketknife bug. I still pick one up on occasion. For several months I've been mulling over a Buck 119 with Red Phenolic handles. They ran out at Copper & Clad but now I see they've restocked. Maybe in February.

I only have a few that I think qualify for this category,

• Automat Kalashnikov 74 by Boker
  Smith and Wesson OTF Auto
  Gerber MAC Tool Mark 1

I don't carry it often but a guy at the range wanted to see my Benchmade Harley knife.

Jerry, I remember when the Buck Nighthawk came out. I always thought it was a good looking knife.

not really what I look for but I seem to end up with them: From top, A Kershaw USA 1900, An unused Buck 279, a CRKT Ken Onion that came in the last pos exchange, and the blue one is a Gerber. It would be a black knife if it was, you know, a different color.
Bruce

Nice line up Garry!!!
John