A Few Pics of my Collection

Macchina

Macchina

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Here are some pictures of my collection. I have been into knives since I bought a 440C Mini Grip about 4 years ago. Since then, I have gone through many more knives than pictured here, most of which I sold or traded. I use almost all of my knives, and have no safe queens. I recently received two custom knives from the makers on this forum (Tom Krein TK-8 in 3V, and a Cousin Jack Traditional in 1080), which has opened my eyes to a whole new level of knives. Enjoy:

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(that's oil on the Cousin Jack knife, not scratches)
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Cool Mike, how's the scrapper 6 ??? I'm thinking of getting one, but the Ltd.
 
I'm actually trying to trade it off. I got it because it is a sweet knife, excellent ergos, steel, very tough, nice handle and sheath. It's the perfect knife if you only want to carry one knife. I carry a small folder, a 4" fixed, and a hatchet when hiking, so it doesn't really fit into my lineup. I carry the Ratmandu instead while hiking. I would recommend the Scrapper 6 highly though if you are looking for a large heavy duty fixed blade.
 
Nice set of knives man. Good to see that ratmandu, been lookin at one myself.
 
The Ratmandu is about the coolest knife I have ever owned! The knife is just an awesome knife! SR-101, and thin enough to actually use! I would recommend this knife to you in a heartbeat. Also, regrind the edge to about 15 degrees per side, the knife turns into quite the cutter.
 
Hey!
I like what I see, especially the bunch of folders!!

It´s both funny and very nice nice to see that heavy brass Ranger 112 between the two Spyderco´s. The Buck will drop your pants and the Spydercos won´t even feel like they are there - even if both of them are clipped to the same pocket :p
The `native´is my favourite Spyderco model - but the only Spyderco I ever owned was the one on the right hand side of the Buck! They have the Native at the local Outdoors-store in my town, now I might have to go in and fondle it for a while (again) tomorrow ha ha ha!


Is that a Swedish `Frost´ - or ` Mora´ I see in the lower left corner???

I wasn´t expecting that - I´m swedish, there for the comment :)

Those Mora-knives ( or Frost´s!) are veery good knives considering what you pay for them - almost nothing... Sharp like #%%%%# too!!!!!

Thanks for sharing, take care !!!
 
Yup, that's a Mora on the left (made by K.J. Erikson before they merged). Extremely sharp, I often bring this one hiking and end up using it for everything.
 
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