Most common knife owned by BF members THE POLL

[Krissig12]

Whoops I just voted for which ones I thought were most prevalent, not which ones I have

Feelin pretty dumb.....

 

[thebrain]

Only 6 have I not owned and currently own 11 on the list. I can see the point on some of the comments like the small difference between the grip and mini grip but what is a delica but a mini endura or a para being a mini military so.....

 

[onojoe]

I've owned most of the knives on that list, but I only voted for the ones I currently own.
I'm surprised the Para II is leading the Delica. There is no doubt that Spyderco sells more Delicas. That shows the bias towards the premium end among knife nuts.

The victorinox classic should be the leader based on the amount produced. Even my wife has a couple of them. What makes this interesting is what the people who love knives own.

 

[The Government]

I have at one time owned all but three of the knives on the poll, however with selling many away -only five remain.

 

[sabre cat]

I am amazed that the Victorinox Pioneer series has not made the list.

 

[The Government]

It was mentioned before, but if we added stockman, peanuts, trappers, sodbusters, and other slip joint patterns to the list (even with specific brands), and invited the traditional forum over, the PM2 would have some serious competition. Not to mention that many traditionalists probably own a SAK classic.

 

[tchapman414]

Though I only have one of them currently, I've had eleven of the knives listed at one time or another.

 

[EricV]

It was mentioned before, but if we added stockman, peanuts, trappers, sodbusters, and other slip joint patterns to the list (even with specific brands), and invited the traditional forum over, the PM2 would have some serious competition. Not to mention that many traditionalists probably own a SAK classic.

But those are patterns not specific knives from a maker. I'd say the case sodbuster or sodbuster jr. would have been a good addition though. I'm amazed more people haven't had vic classics, I swear everyone I know has one.

 

[Wavester]

I clicked off six of those. :thumbup: And I think if you're trying to find the single-most popular knife owned by Bladeforums members, it'd be hard to make a better list.

I clicked 11

 

[onojoe]

But those are patterns not specific knives from a maker. I'd say the case sodbuster or sodbuster jr. would have been a good addition though. I'm amazed more people haven't had vic classics, I swear everyone I know has one.

I suspect a lot of members have a Vic Classic, but either don't realize it or they don't consider it a knife

 

[22-rimfire]

The Vic Classic is very small and not much of a knife. I have owned and used SAKs for years and only in the last year did I actually buy a Classic. Messed with it and realized it didn't have a toothpick or tweezers (alox version ya know-not paying attention) and ordered a the Bantam. Gave it to my wife. I suspect that the Tinker is probably the most common SAK that is used as opposed to tossed inside a desk drawer.

 

[onojoe]

Looks like the PM2 is the winner

 

[The Government]

The Vic Classic is very small and not much of a knife.

True, but if you had to, you could gut and skin an Elk with one. The stories are out there.

 

[onojoe]

Has everyone voted?

 

[Aznareps]

My vote is for Buck 110 best knife ever made FOR THE MONEY! JMO