REAL fighting (combat, etc) knives

[GrinderMcgee]

Real fighters, got it.

These

These

No steak knives here.

 

[singularity35]

These kinds have been used for centuries in the Philippines.

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[mk.ultra]

 

[GIRLYmann]

daggers have had the misfortune of been termed non-pc in many a law maker's book.
judging by their total lack of utility;
i) Master Cutlery's Triangle Thrust Dagger.
ii) Condor's Pipe Knife Dagger.
both are in my books - definitive man stoppers.

 

[philwar]

Personal favourite.

Cold Steel OSS in Aus8A.
Long, fast, razorsharp. How bad can a knife get?

 

[Bastid]

WWI trench knife.

 

[Smash05]

US M3 Trench Knife, US Pilots Survival Knife, Navy Mark 1 Knife. Benchmade AFO, Leatherman Wave, Camillus Demo Knife, GAK, SAK, British Clasp Knife, US V-42 Dagger.

 

[flatgrinder]

Here's my rendition of a Loveless Big Bear:

 

[philwar]

Here's my rendition of a Loveless Big Bear:

O. M. G.
Striking. Beautiful. Just awesome. :thumbup:

 

[Malkav]

The no. 1 tool for beating back the barbarian hordes since the 4th century B.C.

I wonder if any other sharp object has claimed as many lives as this here design...

Until the barbarians kicked them back and slayed them in the very center of Rome

 

[allenC]

The humble Buck 110....

From 1967 till around 1985 it was "THE KNIFE" to have on one's belt.

It saw action from Cold War Europe to the jungles of Vietnam, and everywhere in between.

The Buck 110 was the preferred knife of sailors, soldiers, airmen, and Marines....bikers, thugs, cops, and crooks....cowboys, ranchers, steel mill workers, textile mill workers, and oil rig roughnecks too....blue collar workers all around the globe.

It is one of the most copied locking folder designs ever.
And for good or bad, it has spilled plenty of blood in its time.



Allen

 

[marcinek]

 

[Apebrains]

 

[-Ranger-]

Here's one; at least according to TSA...

My wife recently brought one back for my son and forgot she had it in her carry-on bag.
Even after she demonstrated that it was a comb, they said they should confiscate it but would make "an exception" for her.

Thanks TSA!

:thumbup:

 

[FortyTwoBlades]

The Indian katar.

Or if that's not good enough for you...

 

[Siggyhk]

The M3 trench knife would be my #1 choice.

 

[savagesicslayer]

John Ek knives.
Ka-Bar
Randall knives
Buck
M-9/M-10 series bayonet
Smatchet/fairbairn sykes
Trench knife
Blackhawk Tatang (hey,it's killed millions online lol)
anything else I missed is here...
http://www.militaryfightingknives.com/collection.html

 

[ddran]

My fav
Cold Steel Warhead
Great for clearing weeds too

 

[Ramm9]

Here are a few from the other side of the "pond" compliments of Makandr. Check in the thread for others...

Several knives from my collection in honor of the approaching date.
WW1. Some knives also have been used in the WW2.

 

[RMLamey]

Here is one that has ACTUALLY seen heavy action in Afghanistan (on its 3rd trip so far). I have a few over there and in Iraq, but this one is with my nephew, who is a MARINE, so it makes me smile when he tells me of its use to him.