Let's see your good old basic fixed blades, Bowie's, Stickers, etc.

That's beautiful, I wish we could have had one as a forum knife

 

Thanks!

 

My George Herron skinner on my .22lr Kimber rifle. Not the best picture- it was meant to be a picture of the rifle, but I zoomed in on the knife. A favorite pair that I feel fortunate to have, I must say!

 

Buck 119 from 1996.

 

Jealous I am! That's a gorgeous Herron on that K22.

 

Forgot about this old Schrade and took it out after work.

 

Bump just because this thread shouldn’t be on page 4


boy goldfish names

 

Couple of favorites.

 

Got my first LT Wright in the mail yesterday, a Frontier Trapper in AEB-L. First time trying that steel, too. It's a small little buddy.
Here it is with a GEC 71 for size reference.

 

Great knives!
I had a Coldsteel recon tanto from about 1997 until I gave it to my nephew about 4 years ago. Coldsteel may have some goofy products but those old CarbonV knives was tough! I beat on that thing like it owed me money like a kid in his teens and early 20s is apt to do, and it just took it. Honestly the only other knife I've found that is that kind of stupid tough is the Gerber strongarm. Thats why its attached to my "get outta dodge" bag,after extensive use and abuse to prove itself of course.

 

Maybe next year!
A very ordinary Japanese knife of a certain age:

 

Maybe That's a nice one Jer, does it have a name on it?

 

My interpretation of a Hudson Bay Bowie:

 

Kind of off-topic, but I love the reata.

 

All I use to rope with. But I started doing more and more competitive ranch roping so switched to synthetics. My reatas are retired now:





It makes an excellent back drop for lots of my pics. Pretty easy to adjust the coils to get the angle right: