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Who here still has under 10 knives?
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This is most of the stuff. I dont count the crappy knives but those would bring me only into the 20's. I'm only 19 yrs old so I still got time 
Boker Trance
Boker Subcom
Small custom Damascus knife
BRKT Pro Scalpel
Byrd Cara Cara
Gerber Shortcut
Kershaw Nakamura
Buck 110
RAT RC-4
Case fixed knife
Livesay Woo Necker
Spyderco Native
Kershaw Groove
Buck Trapper
Boker Trance
Boker Subcom
Small custom Damascus knife
BRKT Pro Scalpel
Byrd Cara Cara
Gerber Shortcut
Kershaw Nakamura
Buck 110
RAT RC-4
Case fixed knife
Livesay Woo Necker
Spyderco Native
Kershaw Groove
Buck Trapper
I'm with Bob W on this one....it's about baby formula and diapers right now, so I'm stuck at three...
My wife works out of the house and I have an internet business, so I'm the one at home taking care of the kiddos....and last time I checked, I'm not lactating
Cold Steel Ti-Lite
Kershaw Leek
Benchmade 912
knives I've lost since 5 years old....
several Bucks and Old Timers
Ka Bar USMC
Kershaw Whirlwind
SOG Pentagon II
Gerber LMC (?)
Gerber bowie (the casket handled one)
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Not counting multitools, 2; Buck 110, Delica 4 PE. I have had more come and go, and there may be others, but these are the ones that always make the cut :thumbup:.
Sold of all the knives I never carried (several Swiss armies, 2 mint original Schrade LB-7's, and a few Pakistani specials) to get (2) 3" folders and (2) 2" folders that comply with state carry laws. In my mid forties by the way.
I like to rotate a couple of users depending on my dress/mood. Been pretty serious for several years now but am trying to refine not collect.
I like to rotate a couple of users depending on my dress/mood. Been pretty serious for several years now but am trying to refine not collect.
wolfmann601
Gone, but not forgotton. RIP Ira.
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I give more than 10 knives away every couple of months and still haven't made a dent in 'em
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I've got five:
Kershaw Chive
Gerber Mini Fast Draw
Buck 110
some generic cheapie made in China that I bought ~8 years ago.
mini-SAK replica
The Gerber and the Kershaw share EDC duty. I hardly use the Buck. The other two never get used, I may as well chuck them.
I HAD a Doug Ritter Mini RSK Mk1 a couple months ago but I lost it! ARGG!
It was my only high quality mid sized folder and I won't soon forgive myself.
Kershaw Chive
Gerber Mini Fast Draw
Buck 110
some generic cheapie made in China that I bought ~8 years ago.
mini-SAK replica
The Gerber and the Kershaw share EDC duty. I hardly use the Buck. The other two never get used, I may as well chuck them.
I HAD a Doug Ritter Mini RSK Mk1 a couple months ago but I lost it! ARGG!
It was my only high quality mid sized folder and I won't soon forgive myself.
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Fixed blades:
1. Full size USMC Ka-Bar with stacked leather handle
2. Aitor Jungle King II
3. Some old carbon steel kitchen knife with 8" blade (not Old Hickory)
4. Large Ka-Bar TDI with coyote brown scales
5. Buck 119 (made in either 2007 or 2008)
6. Buck 124 (made in 1990)
7. Buck 650 Nighthawk (made in 2005)
8. Buck Omni 12 Point with black handle
9. Western Hunter with stacked leather handle
10. Paul Chen/ Hanwei Practical Tanto (NOT an americanized tanto)
11. M-Tech boot knife with 5" blade (rip off of S&W design, and bought before I knew that M-Tech rips off designs)
12. WWII era carbon steel Ontario kitchen knife with 9" blade (similar to one of their Old Hickory knives)
13. Glock 78 Field Knife with olive drab handle
14. Old carbon steel kitchen knife that my Grandma gave to me. (not an Old Hickory)
15. Mora 502
14. Some old carbon steel machete with bowie-like clip point and 15" blade (used to be my Grandpa's corn knife before I reprofiled the tip.)
15. Case Clip Point Hunter with Orange G-10 scales (my favorite knife ever
)
16. CRKT Falcon Fixed Blade
Folders:
1. First version Gerber Parabellum
2. Some M-Tech spearpoint linerlock
3. Buck 110FG (made in 1995)
4. Buck 110 2007 Holiday Tin edition
5. Buck/ Strider 889 with black scales (made in 2005)
6. Kershaw Vapor
7. Some CCC lockback
8. Renegade lockback fillet knife
9. Some long, skinny slipjoint with a 4.75" stainless blade
10. Gerber Paraframe I
11. Some Rough-Rider slipjoint with black scales and two carbon steel blades (Trapper pattern)
12. Some Imperial slipjoint with pearl (fake?) scales and two stainless blades (not sure what pattern)
13. Some advertising slipjoint (USS Standard Pipe/ Crane Supply Company) with two carbon steel blades (not sure what pattern)
14. Some Remington slipjoint with wood scales and stainless blades (Peanut pattern)
15. Some advertising slipjoint (Oxford Chemicals) with single, carbon steel blade that locks/ unlocks closed if you shake it
16. Cold Steel clip point Prolite
I also have a Leatherman Core multitool.
Darn, I only own 32 knives (and they're split evenly between folders and fixed blades)? I guess I need to buy a few more.
1. Full size USMC Ka-Bar with stacked leather handle
2. Aitor Jungle King II
3. Some old carbon steel kitchen knife with 8" blade (not Old Hickory)
4. Large Ka-Bar TDI with coyote brown scales
5. Buck 119 (made in either 2007 or 2008)
6. Buck 124 (made in 1990)
7. Buck 650 Nighthawk (made in 2005)
8. Buck Omni 12 Point with black handle
9. Western Hunter with stacked leather handle
10. Paul Chen/ Hanwei Practical Tanto (NOT an americanized tanto)
11. M-Tech boot knife with 5" blade (rip off of S&W design, and bought before I knew that M-Tech rips off designs)
12. WWII era carbon steel Ontario kitchen knife with 9" blade (similar to one of their Old Hickory knives)
13. Glock 78 Field Knife with olive drab handle
14. Old carbon steel kitchen knife that my Grandma gave to me. (not an Old Hickory)
15. Mora 502
14. Some old carbon steel machete with bowie-like clip point and 15" blade (used to be my Grandpa's corn knife before I reprofiled the tip.)
15. Case Clip Point Hunter with Orange G-10 scales (my favorite knife ever
)16. CRKT Falcon Fixed Blade
Folders:
1. First version Gerber Parabellum
2. Some M-Tech spearpoint linerlock
3. Buck 110FG (made in 1995)
4. Buck 110 2007 Holiday Tin edition
5. Buck/ Strider 889 with black scales (made in 2005)
6. Kershaw Vapor
7. Some CCC lockback
8. Renegade lockback fillet knife
9. Some long, skinny slipjoint with a 4.75" stainless blade
10. Gerber Paraframe I
11. Some Rough-Rider slipjoint with black scales and two carbon steel blades (Trapper pattern)
12. Some Imperial slipjoint with pearl (fake?) scales and two stainless blades (not sure what pattern)
13. Some advertising slipjoint (USS Standard Pipe/ Crane Supply Company) with two carbon steel blades (not sure what pattern)
14. Some Remington slipjoint with wood scales and stainless blades (Peanut pattern)
15. Some advertising slipjoint (Oxford Chemicals) with single, carbon steel blade that locks/ unlocks closed if you shake it
16. Cold Steel clip point Prolite
I also have a Leatherman Core multitool.
Darn, I only own 32 knives (and they're split evenly between folders and fixed blades)? I guess I need to buy a few more.
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yablanowitz
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I don't have any in my collection, but my accumulation passed 10 sometime in the late sixties or early seventies. In fact, I have more than ten on me right now.
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I had more than 10 when I hit puberty.
