Post pics of your new Christmas knives.

[9mmforMe]

I haven't had one of these in 20 years and was gifted one for Christmas. A classic Buck 110 and I love it! Pic quality is not the best, but it looks sweet in my hand...admiring it right now.

 

[ApacheCoTodd]

My gal got me this cause she knew I'd dig the proportions and the handle. We don't know who made it but they did one hell of a job.

As for 110's. I went about for years thinking I was over romanticizing my past owned 110's then she brought a couple home from an estate sale and I realized I was underselling them in my memory. I moved one down the road for over 300 bucks (some kind of weirdo collectible early one) and kept the other.

 

[Valkman]

I ordered a Benchmade Griptilian on the 24th and there is some delay in shipping so I'll have to post pics when I get it.

 

[Doug S]

I got a Buck 112 Ranger for Christmas (smaller version of the 110). I've used a 110 as my hunting knife since I was a kid, and it is one of my favorite knives. Didn't even know the 112 existed until a couple of weeks ago. I like it so much that the 112 might become my EDC.


The 112 came with the leather sheath, the Walmart 110 with the nylon.

 

[PRM]

My Christmas knife was the SVORD Peasant Knife. Seen it on one of the forums here and just had to get one. I like the primitive simple function. It's going to be a favorite. I've already used it quite a bit and the high carbon blade is already taking a nice patine on the polished section.

Comment for you Buck owners. The company's customer service is surpassed by none. I bought the Buck 110 several years ago off of Ebay. It is a Buck Custom Shop Knife. I really liked the Elk scales on it. When the knife arrived, the seller had aggressively buffed the blade and there was some metal on the blade that was polished away. I called Buck and they replaced the blade and had the knife back to me within 2 weeks. Cost was $10.00 and that included shipping. The customer service rep told me that when you buy a Buck, you buy it for life. Awesome company.

 

[Der Stro]

Mora #1, I've wanted one forever, it's become the official utility knife of the house.

 

[saenzrich]

Santa put this in stocking!

My TDI Kabar

 

[salvo]

Well it's not new but I bought this for a Christmas present for myself. It came with a "Buy Brown " kydex IWB sheath.
Busse SAR-3

 

[Valkman]

Nice! Love the shiny edge!

 

[Stacer]

I got a "yoshi blade" ceramic knife from the parents, picked up a cold steel readyedge and a gerber 06 fast tanto for myself today after getting my paycheck

 

[glistam]

Got a Leatherman Wave from wife's uncle (a mechanical engineer), and a Mora Bushcraft Forest from my schoolteacher mother in law! Definitely didn't see that coming.

 

[zhyla]

This rusty little thing got handed down from my father in law. The blade is marked:

UTICA CUTLERY CO.
UTICA, NY
(obscured) USA

I'm not familiar with this knife brand. I'm guessing it's fairly old. 2.5" main blade.

 

[Mp7]

ordered 4 Moras and two opinel veggie knives.

cause i can.

 

[Riot Earp]

New Buck/Tops Nighthawk with a 6.25" blade. Combat/utility, survival, and showing off.

 

[tarosean]

No pics yet.. However, my beautiful wife is getting me a fixed blade custom made for my Christmas present. It will be my first custom knife so I cannot wait to see the outcome.

 

[9mmforMe]

Sounds like some nice knives...let's get those pics in when we can.

 

[sixgunner455]

Didn't get any knives this year. Or give any.

Wow. What is wrong with me?

 

[heeler]

Didn't get one as a gift but bought one for myself.
Chose a Kershaw Skyline because I like the flipper design and the type of blade steel it is made from.
Helps too that it's USA made and weighs 2.3 ounces.

 

[Searcher1970]

I got this little guy for myself for Christmas.

 

[Stacer]

Searcher, who made that? Looks like something I'd be pretty darn interested in

 

[Searcher1970]

It was made by Rock Creek knives, they are part of Hanwei. This knife is a new model I picked it up on Ebay. Carbon steel blades with stag scales. They also have a version with bamboo scales.

 

[Readyrod]

Spyderco Pacific Salt and Ladybug Salt. Love them both, used the Ladybug a lot so far.

 

[jbkebert]

My new Harvey King camp knife. I had ordered it a few months back and got it right before Christmas. My wife took it away wrapped it for under the tree. Like the kids I am not supposed to buy a bunch of toys before the big day.

 

[gotigers]

I dont have pics at the moment, but found a Benchmade 158 NIB for $60 shipped. I love this knife. Pics later.

 

[Gordon]

This was my Christmas present but I just got it today! It is razor sharp and glimmers like a mirror. The balance is superb, no doubt where the chopping sweet spot is on this baby. It is about as small as what I consider a practical camp chopper. The execution is excellent, the scales very well done. The guard is big enough that I won't ever run my hand up and the tail of the handle won't allow it to slip out on the snap cutting action it will see. The scales are polished a little more than I thought but canvas micarta gets grippier with wear and the ergonomics promise NOT to tear up my skin in extended use. I am gonna coat the blade with a preservative grease (MD Labs XF7) as this is real steel folks. I am a happy Camper and will provide reviews as this knife gets used. It is not signed, which is a slight negative, hey use a vibra pen! The sheath is very well put together and speaks heavy duty, however although the retension is very good and adjustable I am used to clicking inplace which the design doesn't do.

This will be carried on a Maxepedition Gear Slinger in stead of the larger Kershaw D-2 bolo that is on it now it is what I carry when jeep camping ect..