++Lets see your Military/ Service blades.++

[sabre cat]

I was issued a sidearm for most of my military service so I did not carry a M7 much. The folders that I used were mainly CRKT, a M16-02 Tanto and a Marzitelli Prowler. Still love the ergonomics of the Prowler.

 

[Makael]

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Buck Strider

 

[leghog]

Being an Army lifer, issue knives turn my crank.

Camillus MC-1

Camillus Mil-K-818

Victorinox German Army Knife

Camillus TL-29

Shelby Mallin P38

AMEFA Dutch Army Knife

Wenger Soldat 1961

Victorinox Standard Issue (lower right)

PAL RH-35, USN Mk 1

PAL RH-36

PAL RH-37, USN Mk2

PAL M3

Cattaraugus 225Q

Imperial M4

Imperial M7

USN Mk3 Mod 0

Canadian Grohmann RA3

 

[leghog]

Knives I carried weren't issued:

Glock Field Knife

Boker 8288SS pen knife

Benchmade CQC7

Victorinox Champion

 

[Ironbut]

Being an Army lifer, issue knives turn my crank.

Camillus MC-1

I had one of those, but I think my son "borrowed" it, because I haven't seen it in years. A parachute rigger told me once that the switchblade part was supposed to be on the shroud cutter & not on the knife, but it was just another one of those gov contracts that had gone wrong around that time. I don't know if that's true or not, but it makes sense.

 

[leghog]

I had one of those, but I think my son "borrowed" it, because I haven't seen it in years. A parachute rigger told me once that the switchblade part was supposed to be on the shroud cutter & not on the knife, but it was just another one of those gov contracts that had gone wrong around that time. I don't know if that's true or not, but it makes sense.

RUMINT. Nothing more.

These were part of Aviation Life Support Equipment/ALSE and not really paratroop issue (I graduated Rigger school nearly 27 years ago).

 

[leghog]

Another piece of ALSE in my collection. Jet pilot survival knife.