Knives

**Dusty Larson** · Posted On: 1/15/2006 7:06pm

Any knife people up in this hizzle?

I'm a fan of the stiletto, 'cause it looks cool. Maybe I'll post a pic of one later.

**OZZ** · Posted On: 1/16/2006 7:16am

I collect knives, and have a bit of knowledge how to fight with them. I have a stiletto as well, but it is just a small one my friend brought me back from his trip to Russia.
I also have a neat Canadian Army WW1 issue pocket knife that comes with a folding spike which was used to clean out the hooves of horses, but it could also be used as part of the weapon if aimed at soft targets.

**poidog** · Posted On: 1/16/2006 12:34pm

Originally Posted by Dusty Larson

Any knife people up in this hizzle?

I'm a fan of the stiletto, 'cause it looks cool. Maybe I'll post a pic of one later.

By "knife people", do you mean collectors? I'm a big fan of the smatchet for field work, a big fan of the folding fighter for everyday carrying and tasks, but LOVE the Sheffield Sykes Fairbairn Commando Knife because it's so damn pretty!!!

**Planktime** · Posted On: 1/16/2006 1:41pm

I also am a "knife person" I make knives in my spare time (about 1-3 per year) and enjoy collecting them. I like Kris Cutlery's Pira. I would link to it but i am at work and that is a no no.

PT

***Plasma*** · Posted On: 1/16/2006 2:04pm

My Knife:

**Planktime** · Posted On: 1/16/2006 10:40pm

Here is a picture of my Pira before I modified the handle and sheith

PT

**bad credit** · Posted On: 1/17/2006 1:17pm

I carry a folding half-serrated tanto every day, everywhere. I also have a hair brush in my pocket that has a hidden plastic spike. All my other knives, swords, and sticks are impractical to carry.

**bwerb** · Posted On: 1/17/2006 1:19pm

EDC = Spyderco Delica 4 (brand new design is just phenomenal) or Ken Onion Leek in Black Ti-Oxide.

**Bard of DorAr** · Posted On: 1/17/2006 6:31pm

I have quite a few, mostly for decoration or for utility. Might know some about using em, but they're never the first thing I think of in a fight. A truncheon works a bit better in the long run and isn't quite as quick to lead to serious injury or a potential fatality as a sharp object is.

Might I ask your overall goal with the thread though? General knife talk is all well, but it's always better if there's an actual goal.

**Gummy_King** · Posted On: 1/20/2006 10:57am

I am a certified knife combatives instructor under PFS and i LOVE KNIVES

my favorite carry knife is my cold steel spike....nothin fancy but it will cut anything you put in front of it