What knife do you regret selling?

[Barman1]

I know there are regrets when I buy another to replace the one I sold.

I sold this original Iron Wolf...

https://imgur.com/iV7KgFS

...and just bought this replacement.


There are a few differences but the overall quality of this new run is superior.

 

[Owen K.]

I've sold a lot of knives and regret none of them. Each was sold because it was not my thing and the money I got from it was used to get something I liked more.

 

[The Grendels]

I've never sold any of my knives into knife slavery, but I've given a lot of them away over the years. At least that way I can be sure they went to a good home where they will be appreciated.

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

The only knife I regret selling was the Buck 110 I bought when I was 15 or 16 years old. I miss having a 110. I keep meaning to buy another for myself but haven’t yet.

 

[XtianAus]

Carothers field knife gen 1

 

[rhino]

Weve all been in the situation where we need that extra dough. What knife did u find yourself parting with that you regret? For me I'd probably say the varga vbr, such a bangin knife.

I don't regret selling it as much as I regret selling for way less than market value due to my own ignorance.

I sold a Busse Hell Razor with competition finish at a modest loss. Afterward, from the buyer who flipped it, I learned that it was a past Blade Show exclusive and worth about twice what I got for it.

 

[Stelth]

I never sold a knife I liked so, no regret.

 

[whp]

I ve never sold a knife. I haven t regretted giving any of the knives I ve gifted.

 

[CPP]

A2 A6 Tanto

 

[riversidedep]

A 90s era Ek and a 70s era Boker lockback. Also gave away a Buckmaster in the late 80s that I really regret.

 

[awjones]

GEC bullnose soddie in burlap micarta …. still stings a bit…

 

[Landshark99]

I sold a few but no regrets, I sold them because I had lost any real connection with them, so it was time to go.

 

[Hvactech]

I’ve sold a LOT of knives, but the only one I miss is the Kershaw Knockout in M390. Certainly not the most expensive I’ve sold but the only one I truly miss! And you can’t find them anymore.

Man I sold one a few weeks ago, wish I would've know brother

 

[sgt1372]

Kinda regret trading a Hawk MUDD auto for a BRS Alpha Beast balisong.

$ value at the time the same but the MUDD is now worth much more based on demand. However, I still like the Alpha Beast and I never really "liked" the looks/feel weight of the MUDD but, if they'd make some more, I'd probably buy another just because everyone seems to want one.

 

[luethge]

NMFBM
1111
Behring LT Pro 3/16 stock
Gossman Tusker 5.5 in 4V
Dogfather’s CG and LE

 

[goldie]

A buck 110 i had from high school, a Camillus cuda maxx in talonite, a Busse skinny ash,scrapyard regulator w a silver hammered finish, San Mai Recon Scout come to mind the most.

 

[7east]

My Grimsmo Norseman, all of my Shiro’s, a
Beautiful stag T.A. Davison, and I’m sure I’ll regret the Deadlock I just sold. I just can never justify to myself hanging on to knives that are that expensive when I absolutely love my Hinderers and Benchmade’s. But I did buy them all for a reason and start looking for another shortly after the sale… And I also sold my Alber’s clip point from one of his first runs when they only like $120 or so. I still have no idea why I did that.

 

[DocJD]

I never sold a knife.

Me too ...so no regrets !

 

[JM2]

Benchmade 3310
Case ridgeback
Case red bone jack CV
Case purple smooth Appaloosa trapper
Camco Barlow I had when I was a kid
Gerber gator
Leatherman wave original
Benchmade 580
Frosts hunting knife
Cold steel ti lite zytel
Tree brand stockman
Craftsman stockman
Gerber boot knife
Victorinox alox electrician
Remington stockman

 

[Bastler]

Regrets? Only one. I gave a Buck 107 to my girlfriend at the time, who promptly lost it. That knife and I had some history that I didn't care about at the time.

Okay, I have two regrets. I traded away my first knife ever at about 11 years of age. I later tried to negotiate its return, but that little knobsocket knew its value to me, so he refused to be reasonable. Fifty years later, I found a duplicate in the bay.