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I rotate through several fixed blades. Here are a couple of my favourites.
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Correct, it's one from the Murray Carter Neck knife series in laminated White steel. I have another in the more common drop point blade.
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Bk14 right now, but I hope to get a TM Hunt magua one day
My wallet is hating you right now because that is probably gonna be my next knife if I can find it (the knife,unfortunately I can find the wallet a bit too easily)
I keep a Blackjack model 155 neck knife in a KSF city sheath that I use as my wallet, in my back pocket. Currently, I also have an ESEE Candiru on my belt. Normally I'll throw the Candiru or an Izula/Izula II or a Becker 11/14 in my front pocket. I carry a Case medium congress every day, but that's for sentimental value (although it's very sharp). After years of carrying a knife, I definitely prefer a fixed blade.
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Fransiscomv I dig the bird and trout Russell.
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My personal favourite is my Robert Parish 8 inch Hollow Handle survival knife in 440c stainless steel. Its strongly built and doesn't require excessive maintenance to keep it from rusting in the field. Its a hard use knife that won't break or chip. But 440c does not hold an edge as well as D2. And it is harder to sharpen. But all in all l am very happy with it.
I rotate through several fixed blades. Here are a couple of my favourites.
Which knife is this if you don't mind me asking?
I have a Steve Woods "Hunter" that has been a favorite for a few years.
I was just given a new little fixed blade a couple months ago (from my awesome wife for our anniversary via Ryan Johnson) and have been giving it a full on test drive and really like it. It's not model offered by Ryan for sale but hopefully it will be soon.
I was just given a new little fixed blade a couple months ago (from my awesome wife for our anniversary via Ryan Johnson) and have been giving it a full on test drive and really like it. It's not model offered by Ryan for sale but hopefully it will be soon.
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I have a Steve Woods "Hunter" that has been a favorite for a few years.
I was just given a new little fixed blade a couple months ago (from my awesome wife for our anniversary via Ryan Johnson) and have been giving it a full on test drive and really like it. It's not model offered by Ryan for sale but hopefully it will be soon.
That bottome knife you have there is a bueaty, where did you pick that up if you dont mind me asking? A very awesome custom , one of the best ones i seen.
Edit: to keep on topic, an ESEE 3 , kershaw skyline 1084, or buck 119 for now.
The knife in the bottom picture was a gift from Ryan Johnson (RMJ Tactical). I'd been poking at him since last year about it and when I was stateside in January my wife & I made a road trip south and stopped by to see Ryan. Long story short he sent the knife to my wife to give me as an anniversary gift from her. It isn't a model he has for sale though. The one pictured is a test mule as he forged a few out of different materials. This particular on was cold forged using D2. It's a super handy little blade!
Hopefully if things go right RMJ will get some of these out soon.
