Any knives of which you can't own just one?

Case Small Saddlehorn
Case Copperlock (full size and mini)
Case Copperhead
Case Canoe
Spyderco PM2
Spyderco Military
Spyderco Manix 2
Kershaw Blur
GEC 12 Powderhorn
GEC 77 Medium Barlow
GEC 73 Scout
GEC 47 Viper

I have several of each of these - just because. :p
 
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I only have one of each particular folder (I have about 30) except for the Military, I have 2.

And these:

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Each one has different blade steel though I guess they fit the OP's question.
I just really like the Para2, it's size, weight, ergos, blade shape/grind, the comp lock, just an awesome, useful and versatile design. Bring on the M4's.

Perhaps someone will be along soon to show how meager my Para2 collection really is.
 
Cursum Perficio said:
I only have one of each particular folder (I have about 30) except for the Military, I have 2.

And these:

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Each one has different blade steel though I guess they fit the OP's question.
I just really like the Para2, it's size, weight, ergos, blade shape/grind, the comp lock, just an awesome, useful and versatile design. Bring on the M4's.

Perhaps someone will be along soon to show how meager my Para2 collection really is.
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Love those custom scales... micarta?

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Para 2......have 5.
Millie........have 3.
94x..........have 4.
Manix.......have 3.
TR-3.........have 2.
For me, one is never enough of these models!
Joe
 
I own two CRKT Prowlers and a bunch of Wenger and Vic Soldiers.

Oh, almost forgot, three, US made, Kershaw Zings.
 
deltaboy said:
Barlow pattern and Stockman.
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If you talk patterns, I have a lot of spares as I really like the Trapper/jack knife pattern. They are all different. I really like Barlows too and I am warming to Stockmans.

I love the beckerheads. Go forth and multiply!!
 
I have two Moras, although one has carbon steel and the other stainless. They're otherwise the same. And I am buying a heavy duty Mora when I have the chance to drive over to Grand Prairie again. I also have a pair of ZT0566CFM390s. One's a daily user, while the other is sitting unused in its box. I may eventually use the second one.
 
I own two victorinox pioneers. I would like to purchase a second native5. I think the native5 is a special knife, just so well designed and thought out
 
For users/future users, I have multiples of most Beckers, Kabar 3/4 Shorties/1232s/1226, Kabar 1217s and variants, Ontario/Condor machetes, Buck 484/482/486 folders, Kabar Dozier folders.

From a collector stand point, I readily admit that I am an obessive/compulsive collector of certain knives - If there are multiple manufacturers and/or versions of a particular model I like, I have tried (mostly successfully) to get at least 1 example of each manufacturer and variations. As an example - the M5 Bayonets - there were 5 manufacturers and 2 variations, but all manufacturers did not make both versions. Some knives, like the USMC 1219C2/USN MK2, are the same way -- 4 companies made them, 4 pommel variations, ricasso vs guard stampings, red vs black spacers, multiple guard stamp variations, -- lots of possible targets of acquisition. :D:D And you can go for the "get all model nubers of a particular maufacturer collection streams

Military Knives::
USMC 1219C2s/USN MK2s - 188
USN MK1s - 38
Cattaraugus 225Q - 7
Case XX 3376Q - 3
Kabar Commando - 8 Bright 4 Blued
M4 Bayonets - 20 (3 handle types - wood rubber plastic, 13 manufacturers)
M3 knives - 13 - (10 maunfacturers)
M5 Bayonets - 11 (5 manufactures, 2 mods)
M6 Bayonets - 3 (3 manufacturers)
M7 Bayonets - 12 (9 manufactures)
M9 Bayonets - 4 (3 manufacturers)

WW2 AAC Folding Survival Machetes - 13 (6 manufacturers)
WW2 CASE XX Fixed Blade Navy Survival Machetes (The REAL V44) - 3
WW2 Collins #18 Pequeno Machetes, Western/Case/Kinfolks variants aka (incorrectly) the V44 - 12
WW2 USMC (US Medical Corps) Bolos - 6 (4 Manufacturers)
Western L77 Commando - 7
Western G46-8 - 24 (8 of 9 variations)
Western G46-6 Sharks - oodles
Westrn G46-5 Baby Sharks - oodles
Western L71-5/6 Seabees - oodles

and others

Westerns --
W49s - 64
L46/W46-8 (post-WW2 version of the G46-8) - 21
BSA stamped fixed blades - L48A, L48B, L55, L66, L46-5, 648A, Tenderfoot vs First Class stamps.....

and then we can get into the "Official Boy Scout" hatchets, socket bayonets, Yataghan bladed bayonets, sword bayonets, Civil War sabers and swords, post-civil war swords, dive knives, vintage throwing knives, Spanish made knives, military machetes, and other sub-categories of my collections. :D

And then there are the ones where Kabar re-used the model numbers on different style knives - take model number 1255 - there are at least 3 fixed blade variations - a hunter skinner version, a wharncliff rope knife and the current iteration - one of the leather the all black, Tanto combo bladed, leather sheathed 3/4 F/U Shortie (and change to the plastic sheath - model 5055). Yes, I have all 4.

Did I mention I'm just a little obsessive/compulsive??? :D
 
No pics but I have to agree with Cursom, I have more Military's than I can count. Near perfection as one will find in a production knife
 
Benchmade mini grips.. I only own one in 154cm, but I have 5-556-1303, 2- 556 m390, 2- 556-1, 5- 558 m4, 3- 558 m390 and 1 (wish it was more) 558m2!!

Yea, I'd say minis are the perfect edc knife!! In my opinion.

I'll try and get a pic tomorrow
 
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