The Knife you'll NEVER get rid of....

[shunsui]

I've been carrying an Endura since they came out. Now my hand isn't happy unless the knife is an Endura, specifically the old E3. I picked up two extras off the exchange since they don't make them anymore.

 

[Ronindan]

My Para 2, delica 4, BM 940 and BM 710. Will always be in my collection.

 

[Stainz]

No doubt, Buck 110's have a place in my heart - probably would keep my Custom Shop Damascus/flaming koa over others, but my finger-grooved/jigged water buffalo & BG-42 is right up there - they were available & affordable a few years ago. For Kershaws, it'd be the Ti/SG2 JYDII. For Benchmades, my 630 Skirmish. For fixed blades, my Barkie Boone in bocote. For a classic slippie - an old Boker Tree Brand given to me by a kind soul here - reminds me of my Dad's old knife. For an SAK, my original Vic 'Craftsman' - nearly forty years young! Choose one? Please, no!!

Stainz

 

[B Hess]

An engraved Benchmade Monochrome my son gave me for Christmas.

 

[comoha]

My Case / Bose collaboration Dogleg Jack. As close to slipjoint perfection as it gets.

 

[hoopster]

The knife I don't see getting replaced anytime soon for edc is my Sage1.

The knife I can never get rid of is a Kershaw Leek engraved with my brother's wedding date as it was a groomsmen gift. I think before the night was over half of us had cut ourselves they came so sharp.

 

[molly's survival]

My small regular sebenza. It the one i've owned the longest, used the most and will never get rid of. Plus soon the bg42 will be swapped for some damascus

 

[dsmegst]

either my kabar or spyderco mil. If that spyderco was a woman...

Then she would be Angelina Jolie. :thumbup:

The only knives I am keeping are the ones I scaled or otherwise modified and the S90V CF Spydies.

 

[jack lowe]

my COMBATIVE EDGE M1! pretty attached to it!

 

[mlanghornes]

My spydie tenacious and persistence. I bought each after running half marathons, as a way to reward myself with an appropriately named knife. Guess what I'm buying after this year's half?

Those and my BM 940. It's just too damned good at what it does.

 

[Clydetz]

There are a lot of knives I wouldn't want to part with but
the Buck 110's and 112's are at the top of the list that I
would hope to NEVER get rid of...

 

[dinozzo]

The knife I will never get rid of is my spyderco CF s30v Millie...it's just perfect and I use it everyday...no other knife I've owned can touch how much I love this knife

 

[gundude73]

the knife i will never get rid of is my small regular sebenza, its pretty much a perfect EDC

 

[bld522]

I guess I'd have to go with the knife that lives in my BoB . . . my Swamp Rat Camp Tramp. It was the first knife I bought when I seriously got into knife buying back in 2004 and it's the last knife I'd ever part with. It's a PROVEN life saver. :thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[Zombie Zeke]

Scrapyard Regulator with a razor sharp edge and the Custom 110 Nickel Bolsters, BG42 and Buffalo Horn my wife gave me when I turned 30.

 

[Gator97]

I have about 200 of those... I've given away or sold about the same amount, but those are staying permanently.

 

[THE PUNISHER]

cf military..

 

[goldie]

I think my crawford Kasper is the only knife safe from the chopping block. love the style & feel of it.

 

[Coyote3855]

My Dad's green handled Buck 105 purchased new by him in the early 1950's. Strictly sentimental value.

 

[PayetteRucker]

There are a few things I'll never sell. One is my firearms: I purchase every firearm with the intent on keeping it for the rest of my life. So far, so good. Knives, a little less so (they are all users) but the same general principle applies. I buy it with a specific need in mind, with the intent on using it myself, and thus would have no reason to sell. I do my research on ergonomics and design before I buy it, and am usually not disappointed.