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  • OneBadV8

    Stay Picky my Friends
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    You know, my Spyderco Perrin PPT keeps finding its way back into my pocket. That has to be my favorite folding knife currently.


    For a Fixed Blade... That's a bit harder. I really like my Busse Combat HOGFSH but I'd also really like to see one of Dylan Fletcher's Ulysses knives. Then of course there are the Horton's and Siegle knives...
     
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    Westside

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    My Kurouchi takeda is my favorite right now.


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    I hope kitchen knives are allowed.
     

    releo 37

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    I am not in because Cubby is a friend but who ever wins this is going to be a happy person. Joe makes really nice sharp pointy things,
     

    Jerry

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    I'm in!

    All time favorite knife? Why do you make up such difficult questions?
    I would probably pick a custom sodbuster. Something like a K R Johnson Sodbuster or a Kerry Hampton KHnutbuster in natural micarta.

    I also really like TM Hunt's Yuma
     

    CBR1000rr

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    My favorite is an old Buck Hunter series knife.

    My real father was never really a dad and divorced my mom when I was 4. I don't really remember him being around too much but what I do remember is my mother meeting my step dad. I won't get into too many details but he began teaching me to hunt. In his family, hunting was a tradition and you had to earn your right of passage. For 2 years I lumbered around the woods after him.During the second year, I carried his weapon and was able to take a few shots during squirrel season. On the last day of the season, as the sun came up, he handed me his Marlin model 60 with a squirrel in the stock and a brand new folding Buck Hunter and told me to enjoy the hunt.

    He smiled, patted my back as I hugged him and walked back to the truck.

    I carried that knife for as long as I can remember. Sometimes I think about buying another just to sit in the safe but I never actually choose to.
     
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