wildmanh
Part time Leather Bender/Sheath maker
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Lets try to liven things up a bit and show off our knives. The theme is "Cool camp knife combos with a SOG flare" (SOGs and other knives you take camping). Pics and a description of how you use and wear your knife while camping or durring an outdoor excursion is prefered.
(I'd love to see how you all use your knievs) If you need help posting pics, email me and I'd be glad to help.
I'll start off:
H.I. 16.5" WWII model: Used inplace of a Bowie knife/hatchet. It excels at chopping, trail clearing cutting bone and other heavy work. Normally worn on a Baldric type setup, cross draw.
SOG Government: Worn drop leg strong side; used as my main camp knife. In the kitchen, making tinder, and general knife use.
BUCK 110 Folding Hunter and SOG X-42 Autoclip: Do to it's deep hollow grinds, and clip point the Buck 110 works great as a hunting knife for skinning, cutting food and whittling. worn on my belt cross draw, or on my Webbed belt. The X-42 Autoclip is worn in my right pocket and used when ever the Government is to big. Holds an edge forever and cuts veggies almost as well as the Buck.
Leatherman Mini (Multitool): This little multitool has a 1" blade, bottle opener, can opening, file and small neddle nose plyers. Not only that, it doesn't weigh much or take up a lot of run but is always there when I need it.
Sometimes I substitute the Buck 110 for a H.I. Durba dagger (knife similer to the WWII Shark knife with a Himalayan flare).
Now it's your turn guys, and have some fun
P.S. I'll post my pics in the next few days. Camera problems.
(I'd love to see how you all use your knievs) If you need help posting pics, email me and I'd be glad to help.I'll start off:
H.I. 16.5" WWII model: Used inplace of a Bowie knife/hatchet. It excels at chopping, trail clearing cutting bone and other heavy work. Normally worn on a Baldric type setup, cross draw.
SOG Government: Worn drop leg strong side; used as my main camp knife. In the kitchen, making tinder, and general knife use.
BUCK 110 Folding Hunter and SOG X-42 Autoclip: Do to it's deep hollow grinds, and clip point the Buck 110 works great as a hunting knife for skinning, cutting food and whittling. worn on my belt cross draw, or on my Webbed belt. The X-42 Autoclip is worn in my right pocket and used when ever the Government is to big. Holds an edge forever and cuts veggies almost as well as the Buck.
Leatherman Mini (Multitool): This little multitool has a 1" blade, bottle opener, can opening, file and small neddle nose plyers. Not only that, it doesn't weigh much or take up a lot of run but is always there when I need it.
Sometimes I substitute the Buck 110 for a H.I. Durba dagger (knife similer to the WWII Shark knife with a Himalayan flare).
Now it's your turn guys, and have some fun
P.S. I'll post my pics in the next few days. Camera problems.
Only TWO Kuks,that's barely acceptable!! 
