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Here are 3 of my favorites.
 
This guy has kicked my other favorite USA-made knives (Skyline and Sebenza) out of my pocket since it's arrived. Kinda ironic that my favorite American knife is the UKPK. Insert clever revolutionary war comment here.
 
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Out of the ones I currently own, the ZT0500MUDD, and the Kershaw TiLT

This is the MUDD


This is the TiLT




But, I'm about to get a ZT0600, and I'm sure that'll take over my 0500.

 
Being a collector of Kabars and WW2 era knives, I really like the MK2 F/U knives:

The WW2 MK2s. Left to right Kabar, Camillus, Remington PAL 37, Robeson-Suredge
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The Korean War - Viet Nam Era versions- Left to right - K-Camillus, VN-Camillus, Utica, Conetta, and a post VN entry - Ontario
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From 1987, the enigmatic MSI (Manufacturing Specialties Inc). No one seems to know why 5500 were made as Camillus was still making MK2s for the gov't.
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The post-90s versions - Left to Right - late 90s Kabar (acquired in '03), an '02 Camillus, a Kabar 1211 and a Kabar 1221 NextGen
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And last, but definitely not least, is my favorite WW2 - the Western G46-8. While not a MK2 and never an "issue" knife, it served the same purpose and was supposedly widely used as a private purchase item.
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RMJ Eagle Talon



Various Busses and a SW



Bill Siegle SHTF sword



Hinderer XM-18 and TDI

 
My Son's Eagle Scout knife

Busse Boss Jack

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