What do you have and what do you have on radar?

I presently have the following:

-Custom Gayle Bradley
-PM2 in black/black
-All-black Southard (looking for a brown scale/lbs set for it, though, so it may not stay black for long)
-Ulize
-D'Allara PE
-MT19 in PSF27
-Schempp Rock
-Salt w/ dino jimping

On the radar:

-Stretch VG-10 (had two, sold 'em, regret doing so, haha)
-Stretch 2 w/ Brown G10 and ZDP-189
-Jester
-Possibly a second GB
-Possibly a GB2
-Positron
-Citadel in black/black

There will be others, but those top my list right now. :)
 
I have the brown Tenacious on my radar. I know it isn't the most exciting but it's a nice budget buy and I like the brown G10 color.
 
right now i have

manix2 s30v
pilakka

looking at
chaparrel
stretch
delica4
starmate
GB2
cleaver
kiwi
pm2
 
At the begining of this year I only had one Spyderco knife, a Manix 2 LW translucent blue. Now I have:

PM2 - Camo Satin
PM2 - S110V
Dragonfly - Purple
Dragonfly - Yellow H-1
Dragonfly - BRG ZDP189
Delica - Blue
Endura - Green
Endura - TI Damascus
Stretch - ZDP189
Matriarch
Centofante 3
Centofante Memory
Des Horn
Vallotton
Nilakka
Tenacious - Green PE
Resiliance
Byrd Cara Cara PE
Byrd Cara Cara Combo edge
Byrd Crosbill - Stainless PE

I got bit hard ;)

I've actually carried most of these several times. The Vallotton and Nilakka are both knives that I love, they're both just too thick for pocket carry. The PM2s are my usual weekend carry and the Dragonflys, Delica, Stretch and/or Centofante 3 are my usual workday knives. The Centofante Memory is my dress-up knife, but it goes to work sometimes as well.

Wish List:
Military
Southard
Chinook - if they ever make them again
 
lonls, im glad my nilakka doesnt strike me as too thick yet, maybe it will maybe it wont. Most concerned about the longevity of the micro bevel and if i want to change/enhance that and by how much as it has to handle cutting boxes and plastic packing straps. Ive only used it for the shrink wrap cutting so far which it melts.

i had a vallotton and didnt mind the heft though knives like that really make you for get knives like the military and pretty much anything else

The fit and finish is just nuts on both of them and every now and then i hear someone say they wont pay that for a knife not made in the USA, their loss i suppose because these guys know what theyre doing.

The manix 2 is probably my favorite work horse knife, its one tough customer thats for sure
 
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