What’s your favorite knife?

[brewbear]

Well so far I got the Mora Basic 511 in carbon steel, the companion in stainless steel and the Pro- Robust in carbon steel. And I just ordered the Kansbol dala red in stainless. I really like these knives.

It sounds like you like the scandi grind blades.
This is one of my favorite scandic although a bit more expensive than the morakniv.

[buellm2]

My son just came back from Japan and he brought me this knife.   Within minutes of opening the package, I sliced my finger and into the nail.   Yep, always like to make sure they're sharp.

[Sqrl Klr]

You're supposed to give that virgin blade a drink of squirrel blood not your own.

[buellm2]

You're supposed to give that virgin blade a drink of squirrel blood not your own.

Sometimes things just don't work out the way you visualized it in your mind.

[Mzq284]

I have a bunch of knives, but these two are probably the default favorites. The Victorinox is ALWAYS with me, it's just too handy. The Moore Maker jumbo trapper was a present to myself on the day my divorce was finalized. Let's just say that I earned it the hard way. I don't carry it every day, my edc hard working knife is a Gerber Covert auto, the SAK is for food, carving, and the tools

[Mzq284]

The Gerber

[Rick67]

My son just came back from Japan and he brought me this knife.   Within minutes of opening the package, I sliced my finger and into the nail.   Yep, always like to make sure they're sharp.

Must be a Muramasa, hence thirsty for blood 

[bReTt]

I have the Petrified Fish Beluga in my pocket today.

[buellm2]

My son just came back from Japan and he brought me this knife.   Within minutes of opening the package, I sliced my finger and into the nail.   Yep, always like to make sure they're sharp.

Must be a Muramasa, hence thirsty for blood 

Well even after it has tasted my blood, I do not have a desire to stab others with it,,,,,,,so far.

[brewbear]

Just got them today, not a favorite yet but i like it. A Cali. Legal 2.9 inch blade hidden release ots from Cobratec.

[Dozer]

Hard to say what my singular favorite would be.
I've had my OKC SpecPlus 8 for maybe 20 years.
I use it in tandem with my Emerson Tomahawk to process firewood when backpacking.

I just got a new BK3 and it feels & looks so "dang" GOOD for EDC.
Upgraded carry system fits so snug with zero movement.
The BEST sheath I've ever had.
The new micarta handle looks & feels so much better than stock.

New Hoback machete is THEE sharpest new blade I've ever received.
New combat Tanto Katana was a must have for the price. (Pic isn't mine)

[brewbear]

Hard to say what my singular favorite would be.
I've had my OKC SpecPlus 8 for maybe 20 years.
I use it in tandem with my Emerson Tomahawk to process firewood when backpacking.

I just got a new BK3 and it feels & looks so "dang" GOOD for EDC.
Upgraded carry system fits so snug with zero movement.
The BEST sheath I've ever had.
The new micarta handle looks & feels so much better than stock.

New Hoback machete is THEE sharpest new blade I've ever received.
New combat Tanto Katana was a must have for the price. (Pic isn't mine)

JD, that is one fine looking katana! Would you happen to have a link? TIA

[Rick67]

https://www.budk.com/US-Marine-1942-Soldier-Sword-Sheath-25869/25869.html?srsltid=AfmBOooMyUamnyMwaLefihVR-D0w3LlKEzJOhkIoxU5KZZxODek5x9FK


For the price, I’d be afraid to chop anything hard with it.

[brewbear]

https://www.budk.com/US-Marine-1942-Soldier-Sword-Sheath-25869/25869.html?srsltid=AfmBOooMyUamnyMwaLefihVR-D0w3LlKEzJOhkIoxU5KZZxODek5x9FK


For the price, I’d be afraid to chop anything hard with it.

I have to agree with you, Rick, sir. The Aus-6 steel does not inspire much confidence for edge retention. If it were D2 at the very least.... just dreaming

[buellm2]

I picked this up at a neighbors yard sale for ten bucks.  I believe it was made in Germany in the 1890s.  I kept it leaning in a corner at my front door as first line of defense.  Then my nephew saw it and wanted it for a decoration in his apartment.  19th century Ecuadorean police memorabilia is surprisingly popular in southern NH.

[Dozer]

https://www.budk.com/US-Marine-1942-Soldier-Sword-Sheath-25869/25869.html?srsltid=AfmBOooMyUamnyMwaLefihVR-D0w3LlKEzJOhkIoxU5KZZxODek5x9FK


For the price, I’d be afraid to chop anything hard with it.

I have to agree with you, Rick, sir. The Aus-6 steel does not inspire much confidence for edge retention. If it were D2 at the very least.... just dreaming

It's not a machete.
But as a melee weapon, it'll get the job done.
It actually does keep a good edge.
I'll take it over any Cold Steel any day.
Cold Steel are just clubs.

[bantam5s]

This 1992 vintage Buck 112 is my latest knife and I'm really liking it a lot.
The 1988 305 in red Buckbone is definitely one of my favorites.

[Back_Roads]

 Cutco steak knife and a juicy steak

[Sqrl Klr]

JD I like that Tanto.