Found out my stepbrother has been stealing my knives

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Do you think he would go so far as to try to open one of those $50 fire safes that Joe58 mentioned? If not, I would just go with one of those. You could store some of your important paperwork in it, too, to keep it safe from fire.
 
JKLnHYD said:
Don't get me wrong, I'm definitely upset about it. In fact, I was nothing short of livid when I first found out. Before anything else though, I want to prevent it from happening again. Then I'll deal with the current situation. Acting rashly tends to make things worse, so I am going to wait and calm myself properly before moving forward.
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Excellent way to conduct yourself, it'll serve you well in life and reward you very well.

I think you should conduct yourself like your screen name implies. Take a little time to make a well educated Dr Jekyll decision and then Mr. Hyde his ass all over the front lawn for all to see - thievery is unacceptable and you NEVER WRONG FAMILY !
He might need a refresher on some basic code of conduct issues at the end of your knuckles.

Of course if you decide to move on without beating him down I commend you for your good nature and restraint, your a better man than I.


I love the Griptilian but you said cheap so I'd suggest any of the lower cost Spyderco's and Kershaw's- they deliver a TON of knife for the money. The new ZT/Emerson alliance knives should be well worth the $40 as well. If your budget allows the Benchmade 710 is an excellent knife.

Oh, make a solid fist. It'd be really embarrassing to you and a victory for him if you break a hand/finger beating his ass.
 
Your losses aren't really significant as far as I'm concerned. I'd get another Buck and something else. Why buy one when you can buy two?

I would have a good "chat" with the step brother. Stealing is never allowed. Get him a knife for Christmas perhaps and tell him to stay the hell away from "my stuff".
 
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