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Here is the rest of my small collection. I mostly use the SAK Alox and Enzo PK70 (in the middle) around the house. The rest are inexpensive Japanese and Chinese knives I was given.
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The first one is beautiful and the fourth from the left has a very tech looking handle...very cool!Here is the rest of my small collection. I mostly use the SAK Alox and Enzo PK70 (in the middle) around the house. The rest are inexpensive Japanese and Chinese knives I was given.
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My Wee Carbon Steel New Zealand made SVORD Pheasant Knife is a Great all Round Pocket Knife for Everyday Use & Long Term Survival Requirements..My Daughter brought me the Lovely Looking WR Case & Sons Cutlery Co Knife from the USA as a Present..Its Pretty But Hey..
A Royal Marine Training Instructor Once said to Me.." If you Cant Plough a Knife with You're Full Bodyweight into an Oak Tree & then Twist it with Total Confidence then it will Get You Killed"..
This Wee Pheasant Knife Fits the Bill..
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I had couple of higonokamis and this beauty
Didn't get much use so I gifted them.
Watching this tread made me remember that I always wanted higonokami tiger (I think is called like that) beautiful sanmai blade and another one from above maker, just cant recall his name.
And remembered it's Ohta
Didn't get much use so I gifted them.
Watching this tread made me remember that I always wanted higonokami tiger (I think is called like that) beautiful sanmai blade and another one from above maker, just cant recall his name.
And remembered it's Ohta
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I EDC a cheap Byrd knife as imported by Spyderco from China. I also have a 'super steel' knife by Kershaw that is made of Elmax steel. I prefer the former as it's far easier to sharpen even with my Lansky diamond kit. The latter is a SOB to get a good edge on as it's harder than a whore's heart. I like the ability to easily sharpen a knife in the field. I don't plan on going mano a mano with a Kodiak bear armed only with a knife so functionality & utility trump everything. Ever see someone try to run a 12" Bowie knife up a trout's azz to filet it? They can't.