Knives

[3legged_lab]

That peewee looks like a good skinner.

[obxbufflehead]

I like the looks of the peewee.

[aunt betty]

I have never put anything even remotely carpenter related in the pocket on a pair of carpenter pants If I'm working, I'm wearing my bags. I learned long ago that every time I try to do some "little thing" involving one or two of the things out of them, I end up with ALL the shit out of them strewn everywhere. So I just put them on in the first place. Saves time and aggravation.

On the topic of knives, if I didn't constantly watch myself, I would more than likely have piles of them as well. Few things are as "nice" and useful as a well-made knife. Or even a poorly made practical knife. I carried one of the yellow delrin Case trappers for a long time, but switched about two years ago to a clip knife. Best thing ever. Got completely tired of my old knife falling out of my pocket, and the clip knife is about 17 million times easier to open.

Been using a stanley so long its secong nature to just grab for that little knot.
Starting doing it after I lost my last utility knife.
I bow to your knife carrying superiority.

[Mornin Beef]

Any one else here have a thing for knives? I've been collecting them since I was probably 8. Here are a few.

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I have more but there in Manteo. I'll post a picture of them when I get down there this weekend.

Quiz OBX, what's that bottom ones extra tool for?

[obxbufflehead]

Any one else here have a thing for knives? I've been collecting them since I was probably 8. Here are a few.

ImageUploadedByTapatalk1369058538.729846.jpg

I have more but there in Manteo. I'll post a picture of them when I get down there this weekend.

Quiz OBX, what's that bottom ones extra tool for?

For picking your nose.

























JK. It's for breaking the rib cage on small upland birds when you're cleaning them.

[DeadEye_Dan]

That peewee looks like a good skinner.

Neat concept, but not really practical for a working blade. Hell of a nice guy though.
Vids of him making knives to follow

http://www.michaelmorrisknives.com/

[DeadEye_Dan]

http://youtu.be/DupWsV-iiys

[DeadEye_Dan]

http://youtu.be/SlsQrQ3aLuQ

[waterfowlman]

I'm not home right now to dig out my collection but had photos two of my favorite old knives on my PC. The double edged Randall model 2-8 was my silent partner in Vietnam for a couple of years and is 45 years old. It's still razor sharp and holds an edge like very few other knives will. The other Randall model 1-7 all purpose fighting knife has traveled with me in the woods quite a bit.. I love well made American knives!!

[Redbeard]

Leathermans

obsessed much?

[Flightstopper]

Gerber wins over leatherman since you can open the damn thing one handed. Always hated prying a leatherman all the way around.

[Feelin' Fowl]

Gerber wins over leatherman since you can open the damn thing one handed. Always hated prying a leatherman all the way around.

You sir, must not have played with the Leatherman OHT (One Hand Tool). Bought one for my brother to replace the gerber crap they issued him. Even has a tool to work on an AR...

[Flightstopper]

Gerber wins over leatherman since you can open the damn thing one handed. Always hated prying a leatherman all the way around.

You sir, must not have played with the Leatherman OHT (One Hand Tool). Bought one for my brother to replace the gerber crap they issued him. Even has a tool to work on an AR...

Have not, hated them since I was younger and haven't touched them since.

[obxbufflehead]

Gerber wins over leatherman since you can open the damn thing one handed. Always hated prying a leatherman all the way around.

You sir, must not have played with the Leatherman OHT (One Hand Tool). Bought one for my brother to replace the gerber crap they issued him. Even has a tool to work on an AR...

That's the one I want to get. Looked at it for my B-day.

[Feelin' Fowl]

My brother is a picky little soldier, and he seems to like it. I have the wave, and love mine...

[Olly]

Gerber wins over leatherman since you can open the damn thing one handed. Always hated prying a leatherman all the way around.

Wrong Gerber makes some damn fine blades and are my preferred American knife company but their multi-tools don't hold a candle to Leatherman in quality and the actual tools on there. I've owned many kinds of both and used a Gerber for a year at work before getting my first Leatherman a while back. The few extra seconds it takes to open the Leatherman are worth the trade up in quality. Also if you get used to it you can open the Leatherman one handed too.

Sent from my phone.

[rebelp74]

Just do it real and get a swiss army knife

[Feelin' Fowl]

Gerber wins over leatherman since you can open the damn thing one handed. Always hated prying a leatherman all the way around.

Wrong Gerber makes some damn fine blades and are my preferred American knife company but their multi-tools don't hold a candle to Leatherman in quality and the actual tools on there. I've owned many kinds of both and used a Gerber for a year at work before getting my first Leatherman a while back. The few extra seconds it takes to open the Leatherman are worth the trade up in quality. Also if you get used to it you can open the Leatherman one handed too.

Sent from my phone.

Boom! The Admin has spoken!

[rebelp74]

Gerber makes shit for knives I'm yet to find a big name manufacturer that makes a quality blade Provided I haven't looked that much but gerber kershaw and there are a couple more that I can't think of the name make garbage for a blade Also I'm trying something new here

[triplecurl]

When my grandpa died in '89, one thing he left me was this knife. Don't really have a knife collection other than the ones I use.

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[triplecurl]

Gerber makes shit for knives I'm yet to find a big name manufacturer that makes a quality blade Provided I haven't looked that much but gerber kershaw and there are a couple more that I can't think of the name make garbage for a blade Also I'm trying something new here

Gerber and Buck have performed well for me. While I'm sure they aren't the best, they do a fine job IMO.

[Mornin Beef]

Any one else here have a thing for knives? I've been collecting them since I was probably 8. Here are a few.

ImageUploadedByTapatalk1369058538.729846.jpg

I have more but there in Manteo. I'll post a picture of them when I get down there this weekend.

Quiz OBX, what's that bottom ones extra tool for?

For picking your nose.

























JK. It's for breaking the rib cage on small upland birds when you're cleaning them.

Wrong!!!! Its for unzipping a tent...especially when you put in on the frame backwards.

[Olly]

Gerber makes shit for knives I'm yet to find a big name manufacturer that makes a quality blade Provided I haven't looked that much but gerber kershaw and there are a couple more that I can't think of the name make garbage for a blade Also I'm trying something new here

Try a Gerber Gator. I agree they're newer line of knives aren't as good but the Gator is a classic Gerber blade and ive enjoyed mine for years. I just got a new one after losing my old one. I have both the folder and the fixed in drop point.

Sent from my phone.

[obxbufflehead]

Any one else here have a thing for knives? I've been collecting them since I was probably 8. Here are a few.

ImageUploadedByTapatalk1369058538.729846.jpg

I have more but there in Manteo. I'll post a picture of them when I get down there this weekend.

Quiz OBX, what's that bottom ones extra tool for?

For picking your nose.

























JK. It's for breaking the rib cage on small upland birds when you're cleaning them.

Wrong!!!! Its for unzipping a tent...especially when you put in on the frame backwards.

I'll look at the box next time I'm in my room. But I think you're wrong.

[obxbufflehead]

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Sorry the picture is crappy. But it says bird hook.

[The Duck Hammer]

Leathermans

obsessed much?

That was before I got into duck calls. I picked most of them up at pawn shops and garage sales.

[Rick]

Gerber makes **** for knives I'm yet to find a big name manufacturer that makes a quality blade Provided I haven't looked that much but gerber kershaw and there are a couple more that I can't think of the name make garbage for a blade Also I'm trying something new here

I've sure been happy with my Kershaw NRG. Blade is thin enough that I broke the very tip off mine clearing cut grass and anchor chord from between a prop and shaft housing, but it takes and holds an edge the best of any stainless I've had, opens one handed and is easy to hang onto inside a deer.

[aunt betty]

That hook you called a bird hook is actually called a gut hook. They can't write "gut" on anything they want you to buy.
The word "gut" isn't a very good advertising buzz-word.
Now does it make sense?

Have never used a gut-hook but I'm betting it would be really handy for pulling out the lungs with.

[Rick]

You'd loose that bet. They're only half-a--ed decent for pulling out most of what's attached in the rear.

[DeadEye_Dan]

Hi. My name is Dan, an I'm addicted to knives.





Just orders dis little number...

http://www.dlttrading.com/brk-bt-bab.html