Your Fixed Blade Picks

yam

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The folder list is progressing well and can be found here . How about the same thing only in a fixed blade format?


The guidelines are simple......
1) Choose what you like, based on what you think is "best" for quality, durability, etc.
2) No explanations or justifications...just make and model.
3) That you have first hand experience with the knife. Just enter your picks based on what you have or have used.
4) Price is not a consideration.
5) Custom, factory...doesn't matter.


For simplicity sake, try to use this format (please?).....

Utility:
1) Make and model
2) Make and model
etc.....

Hunting/Skinning:
1) Make and model
2) Make and model
etc.....

Neck Knife:
1) Make and model
2) Make and model
etc.....

Tactical/Self Defense:
1) Make and model
2) Make and model
etc.....

Kitchen:
1) Make and model
2) Make and model
etc.....

Let the choosing begin!
Mike

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Utility/Hunting/Self Defense/Kitchen :

1. Ed Fowler Long Yearling
2. David Dempsey El Coyote

Neck knife :

1. Allen Blade Tadpole with Talonite blade
2. Busse Assault Shaker
3. El Coyote again

Yupe, I usually use my knife for almost anything. :p
 
Utility:

Spyderco Temperance
Gerber Yari
Becker BK-9
SOG SEAL 2000

Defense/Offense:

Camillus CUDA CQB-1
SOG Tigershark
Smith & Wesson HRTDR
Gerber Yari

These are all among some of the fixed-blade knives that I currently own.
 
Neck Knife
Mad Dog Operator

Tactical/Self Defense
RJ Martin Kwaiken
Mad Dog Panther

I'll add a catgory for axes as well :)
Strider RDT
Lightfoot LCA

RL
 
Utility
Buck Vangard BG42 or ATS34
Chris Reeve Shadow III(also Aviator, mountaineer,same size)
 
Utility:
1) Allen Blade MEUK
2) Greco Companion

Hunting/Skinning:
1) Schrade Sharpfinger

Neck Knife:
1) Livesay Woo
2) Tops Street Scalpel

Tactical/Self Defense:
1) Trace Rinaldi L.E.O.
2) Busse Natural Outlaw

Kitchen:
1) Greco Companion
 
'Tactical'/Concealed Self Defense:

1 - Spyderco Fred Perrin

Outdoor Chopper:

1 - Camillus/Becker Knife & Tool BK9 Combat Bowie

Outdoor Utility:

1 - Bark River Knife & Tool Highland Special
2 - Camillus/Becker Knife & Tool BK7 Combat Utility 7

Kitchen:

1 - Henckels Four Star Santoku
2 - Henckels Four Star 3 1/2" Paring Knife


-John
 
1. Simonich Raven midtech
2. Peltonen M95
3. Ontario USMC Bayonet (M10)
4. Fallkniven A1
5. Fallkniven H1
6. Kabar USMC (Karawan/Walker style mods)
7. M7 bayonet
8. Busse Basic 7
 
utility
Spyderco Temperance
Livesay ICU
Gerber Yari

Hunting/skinning
Cold Steel Master Hunter Carbon V
Livesay Sniper

Neck Knife
Livesay WOO
Livesay NRGS
Livesat Little Pecker

Tactical/SD
Livesay Company Knife
Cold Steel Taipan
Don Horne custom combat bowie

Kitchen
Case 9" chef's knife
Case 7" Butcher's knife
Henkel 5" paring knife

Outdoor chopper
Livesay HKR
Livesay Wasp
Livesay ITK

Outdoor utility
BK&T Magnum Camp Knife
BK&T C/U7
Cold Steel Bushman
 
A knife that is rarely mentioned on here are the Boker intergrals:
https://www.bokerusa.com/default2.asp
Which are actually a supreme value for the money because you can't get a knife with an integral guard from any maker for less than around $600.
They are shaped to perform many cutting tasks, but aren't too thin too suffer through some moderate abuse.
And they are finished very well. Boker really knows how to buff wood.
 
For Utility,fishing and whittling and allround:

The Fallkniven F1
Features:Laminated VG-10 with Ceracoat 8H coating and with a kydex sheath.

For camping/survival knife:
Fallkniven NL1 Tor Bowie

For:
Neck,i don´t carry any.

For kitchen:
Cold Steel K7

Manowar
 
Walking Man said:
A knife that is rarely mentioned on here are the Boker intergrals:
https://www.bokerusa.com/default2.asp
Which are actually a supreme value for the money because you can't get a knife with an integral guard from any maker for less than around $600.
They are shaped to perform many cutting tasks, but aren't too thin too suffer through some moderate abuse.
And they are finished very well. Boker really knows how to buff wood.
Agreed, I own the short integral, its a fine utility knife that doesn't get much acknowledgement.
 
Utility:
BM Nimravus

Hunting/Skinning:
I don't know!

Neck Knife:
Only one I have is Shivworks Loco... it's pretty good, but the edge is thick.

Tactical/Self Defense:
BM Nimravus
Greco Whisper
Assorted daggers

Kitchen:
Cooking... that's the part were you pour the water into the heating pack, right?

I have a custom on the way that I have high hopes for as a combat/utility knife...
 
EDC Utility/SD: CRKT Companion
Neck (Sheeple Friendly): Ranger Little Bird (should arrive Wed.)
Outdoor Chopper, utility, and Camping: USMC KA-BAR
 
I won't say they're the "top", and don't believe there's such thing as a "best", but these are my favorite using fixed blades in their size ranges.
Utility:
Mondt GMC
Hunting/Skinning:
THR Gambit
Neck Knife:
DDR CF AL
Tactical/Self Defense:
DDR CF ALB
THR LEO
Kitchen:
THR TUK
 
Utility:
1) Ontario RAT 7
2) BK&T C/U 7
3) Cold Streel SRK
etc.....

Kitchen:
1) Global Chinese Cleaver
2) Victornox Large Chefs Knife
 
Kitchen : Various Wusthoff Trident models

Utility : Benchmade 100H2O
Benchmade Nimravis and Nim. Cub in M2
Benchmade 210 Activator

Tactical/S.D. : Spyderco Lum tanto
: K Bar Kukri
: M2 Nimravis
Fallkineven G1
 
Utility:
1. Graham Knives Razel

Hunting/Skinning:
1. Graham Knives Jackyl
2. Buck Vangaurd
3. Schrade Sharpfinger
4. Cold Steel Master Hunter Carbon V

Tactical/Self Defense:
1. Gryphon Terzuola Combat Knife
2. Graham Knives Jackyl
3. Gryphon Terzuola M10
4. Buck Nighthawk
 
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