Knives that have seen some use

[Grantard]

 

[Mister Moon]

 

[sonofwilfred]

 

[bikerector]

Used the heck out of my ratweiler, until trading it away after getting an infiweiler. Love these knives.

 

[Creaky Bones]

 

[Blackcloud]

My father found this knife in the trunk of an abandoned car he bought for parts. He said it was "like" what he carried in the war. The hats and shaving kit are his, US Army Air Corps WW2.

For id on the knife we got:

Looks just like the one I used 50 years ago on my 1st deer. It was marked "Western" and Made in the U.S.A.

 

[Horsewright]

Thats cool, good deal.

 

[onekerf]

Mercator, after several hours of applying firestop caulk to pipe and duct penetrations through walls at a building renovation.

 

[deltablade]

This is a custom by Shawn McIntyre I’ve had since about 2000 that’s been a really good camp/do everything knife.View attachment 1134883 View attachment 1134884

I have a Neilson custom with a similar taper to the point, making a thin point. I kinda worry abput it, yet looks like u have had no problems with yours.

 

[Eversion]

 

[Grantard]

 

[SlamAdams]

 

[SlamAdams]

 

[grybsh7]

M2HS Ritter Grip. I bought it new in early 2007.

 

[tinfoil hat timmy]

 

[deltablade]

My Buck 110 2 dot is still a favorite companion. Like me, it is old and worn and reshaped yet still ticking and razor sharp.

 

[Eversion]

 

[Dcdavis]

 

[Mick Boardman]

 

[FrankieJ*DWM_EDC]

Mercator, after several hours of applying firestop caulk to pipe and duct penetrations through walls at a building renovation.View attachment 1287957View attachment 1287958

Fire stop caulk is the worst. Never seems to stick where you want it but always sticks to hands, tools, and clothes.