I was in your same position. I will say this though. There is a tool for every job and need. I wouldn't rush out and sell your "tactical" knives just yet. Instead of looking at them as macho "tactical" knives, look at them for what they are, a rugged tool that you can appreciate the engineering and design that went into them. A quality built knife is a quality built knife, no matter if "tactical" or "traditional". If you are going to sell off stuff, get rid of the lower quality knives and keep the good ones. As someone who just loves knives, no matter what style you want to put them in, I prefer quality over quantity. I love traditionals and my new forum knife, but I've also rekindled my love with Emerson knives. Can you think of two totally different knives than a 77 and a Commander? That all being said, I know from experience, if you sell a quality knife to pigeonhole yourself, you'll eventually end up regretting it or buying the same knife down the road for more $$. It's easy to get wrapped up in something new and exciting. Variety is the spice of life. Just my .02