Favorite knife

[Johnnyblades7]

Question for you, now that you have handled plenty of knives. Which would be the one you would keep? Pictures please!

 

[Johnnyblades7]

As a young boy I wanted a Buck 110

300 plus knives later, I would still say it's the one I would keep if it came to that.

It's familiar, it works, and the older I get the more i appreciate simple things that work.

It all started with Buck 112 for me lol

 

[fieryimp]

Monday-Friday, I carry a large single blade folder, usually a traditional style Case XX on the weekends. That said, I also always have a SAK in my work pouch, in the desk in the den, in my bedside drawer, and my range bag. Always have a tinker or Pioneer handy.

 

[Johnnyblades7]

Definitely my FK3 with the Westinghouse ECAM Top in pic.View attachment 2908913

The bottom one, is it Delta 3V steel from the YouTube video?

 

[Johnnyblades7]

For me it would be CRK-Inkosi with the insingo blade. But like 91 Bravo said it is like Lay’s u can’t just have one.

 

[Bushleague270]

It all started with Buck 112 for me lol

Buck 112 is my favorite folder, make mine a drop point. Favorite fixed blade is a Grohmann No1, and you will never find me without a SAK Fieldmaster in my pocket.

 

[Weiss]

I like this one.

 

[Mick Boardman]

The bottom one, is it Delta 3V steel from the YouTube video?

It’s dv3 but never been on YouTube. I got it on the Friday drop in may.

 

[badmatt]

Whatever is in my pocket at the time I suppose...

yes, I am no fun.

 

[Johnnyblades7]

It’s dv3 but never been on YouTube. I got it on the Friday drop in may.

It’s very tough steel, since I have seen the knife cut through a nail and concrete block

 

[The Burgh]

Like many "knifists" here, my favorites and carries vary over time. Currently,

 

[Alberta Ed]

Couldn't decide on only one favorite. It depends on specific use -- a paring knife doesn't work very well for bush craft, for instance. I might settle for an all-around blade that does OK at lots of things: maybe a puukko, or a Buck 110, depending.

 

[Mick Boardman]

It’s very tough steel, since I have seen the knife cut through a nail and concrete block

Yes I seen the video. These are kinda like buying a race car, you want that 200mph top end but never intend to do over 100 or so.

 

[DEdestroyer]

Morrish Made one of my favorite knives I own

 

[Ironbut]

For the last year and a half, I've been carrying a Buck 112. It's not my most expensive knife, but it handles every day cutting chores, and the big fat handle is comfortable to use.

 

[Wowbagger]

The longer I horde collect user pocket knives the more I realize how comfortable the Case Trapper is to use IMO .
How every time I pick one up it feels like coming home.
I am the first to want super steel (at the very least 3V or M4) but if I am honest with myself I want it in a Case Trapper .
here is one of my old pics here from back in the day (it has about thirty similar buddies to sit next to in "the sock drawer" ).
That is Black Water Buffalo Horn . I'm really drawn to that stuff .

PS: I usually remove the spay blade from my Trappers = better cleaner grip surface .

 

[Wowbagger]

. . . That said, I also always have a SAK in my work pouch, in the desk in the den, in my bedside drawer, and my range bag. Always have a tinker or Pioneer handy.
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You know it ! ! !
Lets just say we all get to keep our favorite SAK(s) and post the "other" just one favorite knife .

 

[jfk1110]

They're all my favorite!!!

 

[dmattaponi]

Other than my SAKs, Buck 110/112 mostly because of nostalgia. It was my coming of age knife and still a beauty in my eyes. Not to mention a good functional hunting knife.

 

[Steven65]

Too many for a specific favourite but I do Like these.........

Case Delrin Peanut.........


D2 Bastinelli Big Dragotac


ZT560

 

[Peakbagger46]

I’ve handled/owned tons of knives. This is peak form and performance for me: