My Favorite Knives

[misterjuiceman]

I got a new camera recently, so I decided to share some pics of my favorite knives with you guys.

 

[atony]

Nice collection Juiceman. Some real grails in there.

 

[Lorien]

nice!
I just scored a sweet folder myself

 

[misterjuiceman]

Nice collection Juiceman. Some real grails in there.

thanks! you've got a great collection yourself!

nice!
I just scored a sweet folder myself

you can't say something like that unless you post some pics!

 

[Lorien]

fair enough
I just paid for it yesterday, I'll post some pictures once it arrives.

 

[ROBB]

Very nice pic's. Beautiful folders also. :thumbup:

 

[T.K.C.]

Excellent knives!!! Great pix. We have very similiar taste.

 

[raylaconico]

Great knives, all of them, but I really like the Mayo, Lambert, and Marlowe

 

[mdc5162]

Beautiful beautiful collection. I said "thats my new favorite 3 times" while scrolling down. I am a noob, do you mind listing what they are in the order they are posted?

 

[DennisStrickland]

real quality stuff there mrjuiceman.
dennis

 

[orchunter93]

I got a new camera recently, so I decided to share some pics of my favorite knives with you guys.

I like the lefty frame lock!!!!

how much did that run you?

 

[misterjuiceman]

Beautiful beautiful collection. I said "thats my new favorite 3 times" while scrolling down. I am a noob, do you mind listing what they are in the order they are posted?

thanks! sure thing

1. Tom Mayo Covert (Stellite 6K blade, all titanium handle, including screws and standoffs, completely non-magnetic and non-corrosive)
2. Charles Marlowe Squail (tumbled CPM-154 recurve blade, and green G10 handle scale, black G10 backspacer, tip-up/tip-down swappable, Starlingear Marlowe bead and matching lanyard)
3. Scott Cook Lochsa (S30V, right-handed, tip-up clip, standard blasted finish)
4. Scott Cook Lochsa (S30V, left-handed, tip-up clip, standard blasted finish)
5. Kirby Lambert Inferno (CPM-154, left-handed, LH/RH tip-up clip swappable, carbon fiber bolsters, olive drab canvas micarta handles, heat colored screws, deep carry pocket clip)
6. Shane Sibert Mini Pocket Rocket (S30V, framelock, orange G10 scale, black and orange micarta backspacer)

I like the lefty frame lock!!!!

how much did that run you?

they go for around $600 if you get them straight from Scott Cook, but his order book is closed. on the secondary market they run from that price up to $2000+ (much more if embellished). the Scott Cook Lochsa is an incredible knife, the F&F is second-to-none, and the lock-up sound is indescribable

in retrospect, I realized I should have each view of the knife in the same picture. I took these all with my friend's external flash, so once mine comes in the mail, I'll probably retake the pics and fix that.