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Your Favourite Knives That You Own

I'm away at the moment so will have to get some pictures when I get back but for my favourite fixed blade it's my Buck as well.
They're so well made, sharp and just feel so good in the hand.
My favourite is a Buck 110.

I love the 110 - it's a great full size hunter when a non-folding knife is unsuitable.

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My vintage 110 that I've had since new...

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Not too large, not to small - for being full size

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The leather is a little worn...

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I collect knives (as I'm sure many do) and have lots of pretty and some expensive examples.
But, when I'm going stalking this has been my go to for probably 25 years. Not pretty, not expensive, but frankly pertfect for what it's used for.

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I love the 110 - it's a great full size hunter when a non-folding knife is unsuitable.
My vintage 110 that I've had since new...

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Not too large, not to small - for being full size
Sadly I lost mine. Literally have no idea when or where, just wasn't where I left it one day when looked. Still my favourite.

I really should just buy another but it wouldn't hold the same memories.
I bought mine in France when I was maybe just 12. The first time I opened it I wasn't even strong enough in my hands to depress the lock!
Luckily my Dad was. 😆👍
 
how many years? I have one, my Dad, sadly gone gave it to me 35 years or so ago
Sorry for your loss.
I know mine gave me it for Christmas one year and it was maybe 1991-1992 so same sort of age as yours was.

First thing I did was cut myself with it as never had a really sharp knife before. Homer face palm :LOL:

I've had much better multitool type knives come and go since but could never let the Huntsman go. Lots of memories. (y)
 
Sorry for your loss.
I know mine gave me it for Christmas one year and it was maybe 1991-1992 so same sort of age as yours was.

First thing I did was cut myself with it as never had a really sharp knife before. Homer face palm :LOL:

I've had much better multitool type knives come and go since but could never let the Huntsman go. Lots of memories. (y)
Many thanks, still best scissors ever used
 
As the wolf are back in Denmark, when i venture into the forest at night i am packing.

This Boker collection knife in a holster under my L armpit.

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And this on my waist.

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I don’t mind the wolf, but if they want to make me dinner, they will have to fight for the meal.
 
I got a Spyderco Salt knife which I never got around to taking diving and probably never will with my health.

Also got a Morakniv Companion Spark. It's a cheap Mora <£30 with a fire steel in the handle. Fantastic value for money.
 
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