if you hade 2 knives to have for the rest of your live which would you choose

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pimpnugget

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hey guy i was just wondering if you has 2 knives to last you the rest of your life which would you choose my 2 choices would be my busse nmnsfo
and my spyderco para milltary
 
If pressed to choose right now, I guess I'd say a Manix (based on experience) and a Sebenza (based on reputation).
 
Whatever two knives that could chop this thread into a million pieces ..
But.. Since my Mudd has a lifetime warrenty and is a beast... That would be the big dog..
And then perhaps a mini grip
 
Hmmm a chin scratching conundrum for sure.

Ontario RAT 7 - big fixed blade that will do kitchen duty, makeshift machete, wood splitting and chopping.
Spyderco Military - for everything else.
 
Everyone knows the correct answer is a light saber and the excalibur.
 
(Folder) Spyderco Chinook I,II,or III

(Fixed) At least a 6" blade by Busse,Bark River, or a custom by Dozier,Gossman or Krein...just off the top of my head.
 
I see folders for ease of carry but not as durable or useful as fixed blades... so if I was held to just two forever.... I'd say a Busse Battle Mistress and either a Badger III or Leaner Mean Street. I figure I can get just about everything done a knife need do and more with those.
 
I could never narrow it to just two. Too painful to think about...
Depending on whether I'm at work or at play, air travel or not, in town or out in the trees and the weeds, I use some combination of the following: old Victorinox Champion (no dinky pliers), Leatherman Wave, Cold Steel Mini Pendleton, Cold Steel Master Tanto, Cold Steel Master Hunter, and my newest baby, a Robert Hawk handmade working knife.
 
That's easy; my Spyderco Para Military and my Queen stag Cattle knife:). What can I say I really like D2!
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only 2?? I'd say either a bk-7 or 9 and a leatherman wave...if mutitools don't count than throuw a buck 110 or a carbon steel mora into the mix as well
 
A Victorinox Farmer for pocket carry and probably my Bark River Canadian Special for larger tasks.
 
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