Pictures of your most worked and beat up knives

[SusAntigoon]

Very nice picture

That pic ranks up there, with one of the coolest pics I've seen. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:[/QUOTE]

+1:thumbup:

 

[hoopster]

These three have seen their share of dirt.

 

[Boozoo Chavis]

Beautiful :thumbup:

I totally agree. There is something beautiful about a well used, (but not abused) Sebenza. :thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[RussB]

Well, it's somewhat clean and I wouldn't really say it's beat up but it has seen it's fair share of use over the years.

Great looking user sebenza, I had one in about the condition until I lost it one
day...

It'll take a some time for my new one to get like that.

 

[goodeyesniper]

Let's see, these two spydies are my most used. The Native was my first decent folder, and only EDC knife for well over a year. The Tenacious is my current go-to work knife and takes a beating.

The tenacious would look slightly less beat up if I actually cleaned it, but it would just get gunked up again the next day, so whatever doesn't come off with a damp rag, generally stays on it

Here's the 4 main use knives. The Mora for some yard work/hiking fun, the Opinel is my food knife when I'm out, so not used real hard. But the natural patina formed makes it look that way

 

[Satyr]

Opinel #8
Bone-handled Case Stockman (1974)
Mora
Mercator K55K

 

[Skeptikos]

Inherited from grandma. I estimate it was about 75 years old. I turned it into a smaller knife recently.

 

[HoosierQ]

 

[frontline29]

Now that's a heavy user! :thumbup:

 

[Chewy1]

No, that's a guy who's on a very tight knife budget. Dude, get a new one already!

 

[C.S. Graves]

Heh, looks like my late grandpa got his mitts on it.

 

[harkamus]

My Horton 500 Mag has occasionally been left to the elements with no worries.

Cryo treatment!

 

[tuffthumbz]

More!!!

 

[mk.ultra]

My Busse FFBM is a great all around wood processing, camping and throwing knife.

My Horton 500 Mag has occasionally been left to the elements with no worries.

Simply awesome pictures!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[mk.ultra]

I totally agree. There is something beautiful about a well used, (but not abused) Sebenza. :thumbup: :thumbup:

Theres something beautiful about all well-used knives...they tell a story, and leave behind a legacy of the man (or woman) they served.

 

[GWashington1732]

 

[*jijoel*]

These are all knives i bought beat up looking like this.
I gave them some TLC and they are nice users now.

 

[thejamppa]

Kivimäki Puukko

Ka-Bar USMC

Both those were with me in army. 15-12 years of heavy use.

 

[dinozzo]

heres my CQC-7



and heres the back of it