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My vote without much thought is the Esse Izula. Perfect name for a small knife that packs a punch and trust me I know it bit me good! Named after the local name for bullet ant.
prefer letters and numbers much like bmws e46s or 3 series being my personal favorite in cars. same with trucks ford f150 vs. a name like silverado chevy. names can be okay but often i dislike them. many seem dopey or lame to me. not all just many. i realize letters or numbers are not the way most prefer them. i just do.
The Gerber Frisco Shiv always had a ring to it.
The Talmadge Tactical Kitchen Knife (TTKK) by Trace Rinaldi is funny, yet perfectly named.
White River Knives makes the "Knucklehead", which is oddly well suited to the piece.
For some truly epic names, I swing by Zombie Tools. Great stuff with even greater names.
I am surprised they don't have "Massmurderer" "Pigdestroyer" or "Bloodbath XL" or even the "Lynnja" perhaps next year...The Cold Steel ‘WOOOSHAAAA’, hands down.
And if they don’t make one, they should.
I have often heard it said that a judge will look poorly on a name that sounds overly agressive, militaristic or shogun assassiny. At the same time it can be hard to remember names when you are a fan of many companies who use numbers as their naming convention.
Spyderco seems to do a pretty good job of not giving its knives violent names.
More fighting knives named “the snuggly bunny” plz.
This is one thing I always thought was a load of bull. People outside of our little hobby don't give one iota of care to what our knives are called. They know the terms "Katana", "Bowie", "Dagger", and so forth. They'd associate more with what the knife looks like more than they'd worry about what it's called.
I highly doubt a judge will care that you carry a Paramilitary, instead he'd be more interested as to the reason why you stuck it in someone else.