LionSteel-made knives you currently own

tiguy7 said:
RamZar, Have you used your Ti Dust to strain spaghetti yet?
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No.

Looked at it (intricate pattern and the titanium droplets melding), open & closed it several times (very smooth) and took some pictures (see through).

Back in the box it went. It's just a novelty for me.
 
This is my favourite 7" ever, can't find any better user.
It was born from a collaboration between Mick Molletta, his former forum MCKF ( Mick Combat Knives forum ) and Lionsteel.
It was cheap (around 130$ I don't remember exactly).
This knife is simple, rude with not particular embellishments, practical, not too thick and not to slim.
It chops wonderfully and can withstand batoning easily if you don't ask him to work as an axe!
It can do also smaller works without problems. The steel is Calmax, not famous as a super steel, it is a carbon steel that gets and keeps a wonderful edge, and it'is easy to resharp.
Hope you'll enjoy some pictures!

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-DPx HEST triple black
-DPx HEST/F Milspec
-DPx Assault ll
-DPx HEST ll Woodsman
-DPx HEST/F Mr. DP Ti sleipner #14
-Lionsteel m7

I must say that m7 is one awesome blade. Besides the sleipner steel which I'm so fond of, the design, fit and finish is perfect. A very capable knife.
 
How do you like that hest 6? You have the milspec? Been trying to find one. All sold out.
 
Greetings, new member here, wanted to show my Lionsteel collection:

Lionsteel Collection 30th May 2015:
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Lionsteel M5 (241mm) with PVD coating/stonewashed Sleipner blade (115mm) and G10 handle (200gr.)
Lionsteel M2 (195mm) with D2 blade (90mm) and olivewood handle (140gr.)
Lionsteel TM1 (205mm) with Sleipner blade (90mm) and Solid onepiece Micarta handle (130gr.)
Lionsteel TS1 TiSpine (195mm) with Elmax blade (85mm) and Solid onepiece Titanium handle (100gr.)
Lionsteel SR2A (180mm) with Sleipner blade (78mm) and Solid onepiece Aluminum handle (108gr.)
Lionsteel Daghetta (190mm) with D2 blade (80mm) and Aluminum handle (105 gr.)
Lionsteel Opera (177mm) with D2 blade (74mm) and Olive wood handle (134gr.)
Lionsteel Eskaper bottle opener (106mm) with Tungsten Carbide glass breaker (45gr.)
Lionsteel M3 (235mm) with Niolox blade (105mm) and Micarta handle (230gr.)
(Overall length / blade length / weight)

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Stammoss,

Nice collection. :thumbup:

I'm curious to find out how well the blackwashed (DLC + stonewashed) M5 holds up to rust pits versus the satin blade.
 
M7
M3
(Soon a M5)
Pohl Force Quebec One , Satin
DPx HEST 6 Milspec
DPX HEST/F 2.0
(as i can remember here and now... i am sure i have one or more Pohl Force from Lionsteel in storage. )
But this is the ones i use frekvently.
 
Gianni

We will be in Venice in October and I was planning on going to Maniago

Is the factory still open? I would love to have a tour if possible. Can I purchase some knives there.

Con
 
Man, with the collection some of you guys have I almost don't want to post this. But here goes anyway... :eek:

  1. LionSteel M5 Hunter
  2. Knife Research Legion SC
  3. Dendra Russian Bear

I also own a CRKT auto, but I wasn't sure if that qualified.
 
Collection update 20th september 2015:
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LionSTEEL M5
LionSTEEL M3
LionSTEEL M2
LionSTEEL TM1
LionSTEEL TS1 TiSpine
LionSTEEL T.R.E.
LionSTEEL SR2A
LionSTEEL SR1A
LionSTEEL Daghetta
LionSTEEL Opera
LionSTEEL Eskaper
Bastinelli Creations BBR2 IKBS
 
Fox Pro Hunter: N690co Steel and Santos Wood Handles


Knife Research Legion: Sleipner Blade with Brown G10


Lionsteel M3: Niolox Steel and Black Micarta


Lionsteel M7: Sleipner Blade and Black Micarta Handles


DPx HEFT 4: Niolox Steel with Black G10


Lionsteel SR1A in D2 and SR2A in Sleipner


Lionsteel M5: Sleipner Steel in Olive Wood and Santos Wood
 
Circle10

Great pictures of a few of my favorites.......owning the Heft 4 what do you see as the differences between that and the M5

Thanks
 
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