All of your knives gotta' go...except???

I don't think this makes one pick the best or favorite, at least for me. I had to compromise.Sometimes alot. I use knives at work, hunting, camping and so on. I carry in everything from swimtrunks to uniforms to backpacks. My strider AR is to big for carry in swimtrunks or gym shorts ( the clothes I wear the most 4 months a year. My Manix has a to thin of tip for work and so on....

Folder Endura 4.

fixed Strider DB-l

neck can I hang my old Timer 80-T on my neck ?

Lansky
 
Fixed Blade: Lakota Pro Hawk

Folder: BM 710 M2

Neck/small fixed: BM 210

Multi-tool Leatherman Charge XTI

Sharpener: Sharpmaker
 
Folder - Vic Spartan

Fixed - Hmmm... I'm not really a fixed blade guy but I would have to say either the POS chef's knife I use in the kitchen or any butter knife I use to spread sandwich and bagel toppings.

Neck - I don't own any but I like the Becker Necker and Spyderco Swick

Sharpener - Spyderco Sharpmaker
 
Fixed Blade:Handmade by Charles Haines in Texas Massive filework 4" blade 8 and a 1/4 o.l. Black Ash handle. This blade has his soul,my soul,and alot of Gods handywork as well.It will be buried with me.:cool:

Folder: TiNives Stars and Stripes Forever 4.25 blade 9.3/8 o.l. smoothest tactical knife ever made. This I will pass on to my second son.:thumbup:

Necker: Handmade W.Cody 2 3/8 in triangular blade 4.25 o.l. Damascus with Milk Ivory palm grip. For my first son.;)

Auto: My Dalton Hell Razor...for my daughter,fast as lightning and scares boys!:grumpy:

The other knives they can keep,squabble over,or sell. Oh buy the way. My wife gets my most precious blade. A Mark A.Lawrence gentlemans damascus warncliffe knife with mother of pearl scales that fell off angels wings.:)

Peace,
Daddy
 
Fixed blade, Buck 805 Limited Edition S30V, like a souped up 105 Pathfinder.
Folder, oh man I'd hate to narrow it down to one, but I guess the most handy and useful and best looking would have to get the nod over some of the more expensive bigger stuff, so it would have to be the stag two blade copperhead Henckels slippie made by Boker. Would do for everything from opening letters to cleaning my nails to skinning squirrels.
Sharpener, Lansky kit. I could get by with a good large sized (8'' x 2'' or so) soft Arkansas benchstone, if I just wanted to be really simplifying things.

I'd prefer to keep at least four folders out of the bunch, a Case 6375CV large stockman, the Henckels copperhead, the Schatt & Morgan F&W Mountain Man, and the Hen and Rooster 5-1/4'' red bone rat tail 2 blade folding hunter made by Boker. Everything else is just superfluous, but I REALLY like those four and would HATE to give up three of them.
 
This is an easy one. :)

Fixed: You can take em all 'cept the Hossoms and Tichbournes

Folder: Mayo TNT proto
 
fixed blade: kj eriksson 511 (mora)

folder: microtech cmtx5

sharpener: dianova lapstone, dual grit diamondplate
 
I don't even have this folder yet, but it will be here tomorrow, and I'm going to step out on a limb and name it as the "except one.....":D :D Lottsa' feedback and the search function has helped me decide this!

Folder: JW Smith upsized tactical framelock

Fixed: Ontario Rat-7 w/D2 & rams horn handle

small fixed: SAK Mechanic
 
My collection right now is only 3 knives but the folder I would keep would be my buck/strider/tarani 882bkx police.
 
Fixed blade: BRK&T Snowy river with carbon fiber scales.

Folder: My old Buck 500 since it was given to me by my Pop!
 
Folder: Large Sebbie (b-day present from my wife)
Fixed: Dozier KS-3 (Valentines Day present from my wife)
Simple choices:)
 
Fixed: Ranger Knives' Airborne Ranger Combat
Folder: Extrema Ratio Fulcrum II Tanto
Back-up: Gerber Mark I
 
If I was going to get rid of any knives, I would get rid of my Paul knife, my TOPS CQT Magnum, and my Benchmade Rant. I would keep the rest.
 
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