Knife Picture Thread

[slowmo]

My latest purchases. Just got the Megalodon 325 in the mail yesterday.

 

[M67]

Damn that's hot

 

[danielocean03]

Sweet.

 

[tradertator]

I love Jason Stouts stuff, nice

 

[daddyusmaximus]

MOD Mark V ATAC. First knife I ever spent over $100 on. Best feeling grip I've ever had in my hands.

 

[tradertator]

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[M67]

Couple keepers from the 1500

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[Tomahawkman]

First up is a knife my great grandpa made on the railroad in the 40s I think maybe earlier. Only a few were made by him and a few buddies of his, last one around as far as I know. Been passed down to me.




Next is my dedicated truck knife. Because you never know.

 

[daddyusmaximus]

My Benchmade Stryker auto that I've carried almost every day for 10 years. I have bought and tried others, but always seem to come back to this one.

 

[Hop]

My Benchmade Stryker auto that I've carried almost every day for ~10 MONTHS. I have bought and tried others, but always seem to come back to this one.

FIFY! Since autos were illegal before Sep '14.

 

[M67]

FIFY! Since autos were illegal before Sep '14.

Depends. LEO and military were able to carry them

 

[rhino]

Depends. LEO and military were able to carry them

Incorrect. There was no exception in the Indiana Code for law enforcement personnel to possess automatic knives prior to the current law. Police officers carrying autos were in violation of Indiana law just as a private citizen might have during that time period. Who could actually do it without worry over penalty is a different question.

I don't remember if military on duty had an exception, so I can't address it (I don't think there was, though).

 

[daddyusmaximus]

Military could carry. I bought that knife at the PX on Camp Cedar Iraq as a birthday present to myself in July of 2005. However I retired in 09 so I may have been mistaken in remembering I carried it in Indiana prior to the law change... My TBI does give me memory issues.

 

[451_Detonics]

I found this Marble years ago in an old tackle box that belonged to my father. When I found it a quarter inch of the tip was broken off, leather handle material was rotted, and the guard was in really sad shape. I used cholla and red epoxy for the new handle, a new guard, and for the pommel I used a steel penny. I reshaped the tip and I found a sheath that fit very nicely. Was a fun resurrection project.

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[shootersix]

Depends. LEO and military were able to carry them

military could on base, but the police couldn't, police are not above the law! in fact, a couple of isp officers at the Evansville post got suspended for carrying them

Military could carry. I bought that knife at the PX on Camp Cedar Iraq as a birthday present to myself in July of 2005. However I retired in 09 so I may have been mistaken in remembering I carried it in Indiana prior to the law change... My TBI does give me memory issues.

yes you could buy it, and you could carry it on base, but off base was a civil misdemeanor, military were not above the law either! did law enforcement look the other way when a service member had one, yes they did, but could you have been given a ticket for carrying one, yes you could

 

[Bradsknives]

FIFY! Since autos were illegal before Sep '14.

The law change making auto knives legal in Indiana July 1st 2013.

 

[M67]

Incorrect. There was no exception in the Indiana Code for law enforcement personnel to possess automatic knives prior to the current law. Police officers carrying autos were in violation of Indiana law just as a private citizen might have during that time period. Who could actually do it without worry over penalty is a different question.

I don't remember if military on duty had an exception, so I can't address it (I don't think there was, though).

military could on base, but the police couldn't, police are not above the law! in fact, a couple of isp officers at the Evansville post got suspended for carrying them

yes you could buy it, and you could carry it on base, but off base was a civil misdemeanor, military were not above the law either! did law enforcement look the other way when a service member had one, yes they did, but could you have been given a ticket for carrying one, yes you could

Didn't know either of those. I know a former police officer who used to buy autos during the ban, always thought he could buy and carry because of his job.

 

[Opie]

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[Tomahawkman]

 

[danielocean03]

Congrats on the 0301 man, that was my first "beefy" higher-dollar knife. Be careful around those ZT knives, they are definitely gateway drugs of the highest order.