Buck, Old Timer and Uncle Henry...

[Timmy59]

since I already de railed this lol put one of these on your belt and they'll know you mean business. Harbor freight 15 bucks . Let the heads roll.

 

[J-pitch]

Did you say Buck..........I have a couple. Have another 110 that lives in my truck as well. Had another 503 my Wife stole from me View attachment 301779

Looks alot like my Buck collection

 

[J-pitch]

I like Buck, Case, Uncle Henry, Schrade and Old Timer.

My EDC for many years.

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My father carried one of those for many years

 

[Mr.Glock]

Gerber LST Ultralight Knife. Bought a Half Dozen of these when they came out. Lightest knife for pocket I have ever owned. Keeps an edge great too.​

 

[J-pitch]

Gerber LST Ultralight Knife. Bought a Half Dozen of these when they came out. Lightest knife for pocket I have ever owned. Keeps an edge great too.​

Was wondering if or when someone would bring up Gerber.

 

[okierider]

since I already de railed this lol put one of these on your belt and they'll know you mean business. Harbor freight 15 bucks . Let the heads roll.

Everyone that goes to the woods should have one.

 

[2busy]

I like lot of brands. Too many to dig out. Case, boker, old timer, uncle Henry, Remington etc.. none are chinesium.

 

[SoonerP226]

I carry the kershaw brand also. The China made ones I don't like, so I hunt the gun shows, flea markets and yard sales for the used made in the u.s.a. They have line of Oregon made "zero tolerance " but the $150-300 price is to much for my frugal (cheap) self.

Zero Tolerance and Kershaw are both owned by KAI; some Kershaws are made in the USA, but all (IIRC) ZTs are built here. There's a noticeable difference in fit, finish, and materials between Kershaw and ZT (and the price tag reflects that), but there's also a noticeable difference between any given Kershaw knife and a lot of other knives at its price point, especially in the lower price ranges.

 

[shotty]

Victorinox Swiss Army knife ' Tinker '. Is what I always carry. I've had other folding knives, and more expensive knives. But I found out a long time ago that I use a knife for prying, unscrewing things and a fixed blade or a bladed folder is just not that useful for those chores. Plus it carries a tweezer which I've used several times, and a toothpick that I actually used last night. Victorinox makes a sharpener for their knives and it is very cheap and portable cost about 9 bucks. It will keep the edge on those knives razor sharp. They don't rust very very durable.

 

[Snattlerake]

I love this thread. Makes me want to group photo all of mine but they are so distributed in my truck, go bags, backpacks, fishing boxes, gun bags, I couldn't get them all together then back again.

I carried a Buck for years then as a technician, I spent $75 to get an SOG multi tool that has served me well for 20 years.