Everyone's latest acquisitions!

Fixall said:
She isn't a huge fan of leather sheaths when we're camping/backpacking, and she also wanted something that could be very easily removed. I thought a Kydex sheath with a Spyderco G-Clip would be just the ticket. I had no idea how handy these little G-Clips were! I'm going to have to pick up a couple more for sure.
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The G-Clip is great! It is my go-to for small/medium fixed blades. I've got 6 or 7 of them.
 
A bunch of Jokers from Albacete, Spain . From the top: Tigre, Ember, Grandfather Puukko, and Ursus.

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The Southpaw Hinderer XM-18 3.5 has landed!
This thing is a BEAST! It feels as if you're picking up a brick: when it hits your paw. I've got to say that I'm not wild about the nylon bushings. I think I'll give the bearings a try.. I'm also gonna "flip the clip": for tip up carry IMG_18122021_114624.jpgIMG_18122021_114528.jpgIMG_18122021_121756.jpg
 
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Some blue collar working knives that I can't believe I didn't already own: Ontario Rat1 and the QSP Penguin with blue jean micarta. Both solid EDC folders that punch above their price. Shipping delays is going to have a lot of knives arriving all within a few days of each other.

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I have been on a Xmas shopping spree. Not sure that it's over yet but these are the (new to me) knives that I have purchased & received so far.

1) Spyderco Mules - M390 and MagnaCut:

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The M390 replaces a 20CV and the MagnaCut replaces a ZMax while also joining a LC200N and S45VN in my collection.

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2) Spyderco Ironwood Puuko:

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The Ironwood Puuko joins a G10 Puuko already in my collection:

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3) Zero Tolerance 0180:

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I have no plans to buy the ZT-9 Bayonet so, as far as I am concerned the 0180 finally completes my ZT fixed blade collection:

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eisman said:
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The PF719 has been a surprising favorite. I love the combination of traditional beauty, a thin slicey blade, and fantastic action. Mine snaps open and drops shut wonderfully. (It was good from the box but got even better after a thorough cleaning and quality lubrication.)

Mine originally lived in my office desk. I figured I wouldn't carry it much without a pocket clip. Then I discovered that without the lanyard, it fits perfectly into my cardigan pocket. Now it gets carried around the house regularly during colder weather.
 
BTTLBRN said:
Are the lefties not Triway? From your picture it doesn't appear that they have the symbol on the flipper tab. Should have come with bronze washers and bearings.
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You're right: there's nothing on the flipper. But it did come with all of the extra washers and bearings...
BTW: nice catch!
(I'm putting together the tools for a tear-down)
I guess it's like owning a COPO Nova with an L-88 under the hood... but with no badging on the front fenders: the perfect sleeper! 😁
 
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