Conquer Club

Hey y'all, I'm new here and I love Risk and online versions of it. Just curious, any other Knife Knuts out there? Fixed or folding, big or small, I love 'em all! My favorites have to be the Benchmade 710 and just about anything from Bark River, like the Rising Wolf or custom bowies.

dangreco wrote:Hey y'all, I'm new here and I love Risk and online versions of it. Just curious, any other Knife Knuts out there? Fixed or folding, big or small, I love 'em all! My favorites have to be the Benchmade 710 and just about anything from Bark River, like the Rising Wolf or custom bowies.

I myself am fruit for knives. I've had a few hundred but i tend to lose them. Right now i have a modified K-bar, a Benchmade bali-song and a Puma switchblade. I sharpen knives and tools professionally - i do the knives by hand with diamond stones and i use a water cooled wheel for the tools.


Honibaz

Good.
I live in the Midwest, everyone and their grandmother carries a knife. I myself usually burn a knife out or lose it in a year or more though. I only have a few knives to my name since I'm not a knife nutter though. I own A Kreiger Stiletto, A $20 pocket knife (normal brand, prolly tomahawk or something), and a utility single-edged boot knife. I have had the stiletto and the boot knife for forever since I rarely carry them. But anyway, since you're here, I'd like to ask help to get a final pocketknife. I don't want to pay $20 for a knife that will last a year anymore, so what's a good company/blade to go to? My requirements are that it is legal to carry (length wise), folding, and has a solid connection to the handle. Color really isn't all that important but I don't want to carry something silly like a knife shaped like a spider or something. I'm also not all that sold on Damascus blades either, but maybe I'm wrong?

b.k. barunt wrote:Right now i have a modified K-bar,

Do you mean that you cut the blade and sharpened it??? I've seen a few like that from WWII and Vietnam... but you can make them legal to carry?

Knot really but I certainly can apreciate nice ones. Knever really got into carrying a pocket knife even though it's a resonably handy thing to have. I take a reasonable quality fixed blade (Can't remember but maybe Koharsky or something) in my survival kit which usually comes camping and on occasion I pretend I have to start the fire without matches even though there's hurricane matches in there too. I'm interested in this becoming the knife picture thread.

Paid $120 for a Benchmade 905S Mini Stryker many years ago. Never needed another one since.

Benchmade is by far one of the better brands for pocket knives.. i personally carry a Blackhawk CQD Mark 1 Type E... absolutely love this knife.. it is solid ,holds its edge well ,and it has a nifty seat belt cutter( i use it to open bags and other things ) it is a knife made for fighting.. but it works for just about anything..

Juan_Bottom wrote:Good.
I live in the Midwest, everyone and their grandmother carries a knife. I myself usually burn a knife out or lose it in a year or more though. I only have a few knives to my name since I'm not a knife nutter though. I own A Kreiger Stiletto, A $20 pocket knife (normal brand, prolly tomahawk or something), and a utility single-edged boot knife. I have had the stiletto and the boot knife for forever since I rarely carry them. But anyway, since you're here, I'd like to ask help to get a final pocketknife. I don't want to pay $20 for a knife that will last a year anymore, so what's a good company/blade to go to? My requirements are that it is legal to carry (length wise), folding, and has a solid connection to the handle. Color really isn't all that important but I don't want to carry something silly like a knife shaped like a spider or something. I'm also not all that sold on Damascus blades either, but maybe I'm wrong?

b.k. barunt wrote:Right now i have a modified K-bar,

Do you mean that you cut the blade and sharpened it??? I've seen a few like that from WWII and Vietnam... but you can make them legal to carry?

Benchmade and Spideco (sp?) carry the best pocket knives all around. Other reputable companies are Kershaw, Puma and of course Cutco. Cutco makes the best blades but you can't buy them without a salesman coming to your house.


Honibaz

It's Spyderco. I'm REALLY excited for the Sage 3 and the Military 2 w/stop lock.

I am a knife nuttttt tooo!!!!

I always carry at least two on me even though they are illegal in mexico.

Ill take some cool pics in a few minutes to post them.