Only One Knife
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fjolnirsson
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Cold Steel Vaquero Grande.
I've had mine for nearly 5 years now. It's big enough for self-defense, folds small enough to carry in my pocket, and can stay with me at schools, hospitals, etc.
It will do anything from cutting cardboard to light carpentry needs.
If I lose it, it doesn't set me back a month's wages.
I've had mine for nearly 5 years now. It's big enough for self-defense, folds small enough to carry in my pocket, and can stay with me at schools, hospitals, etc.
It will do anything from cutting cardboard to light carpentry needs.
If I lose it, it doesn't set me back a month's wages.
sm
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I was thinking about my old CASE Camper knife the other day. Granted the new SAK variations are great. That old CASE did a lot of chores for me, I may of had my Case Trapper, my Case Bird and Trout - out and about hunting, fishing...Camper was used a LOT.
In the context of "one knife for everything"...Camper did it for me - most assured it still could today.
In the context of "one knife for everything"...Camper did it for me - most assured it still could today.
Joe Demko
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Chris Reeve Large Classic Sebenza.
ACP230
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Buck Ranger.
I've had it since college. I carried it for years and also used it as my hunting knife. It's has skinned and cut up most of the deer I've killed. It's a good, tough blade.
I've had it since college. I carried it for years and also used it as my hunting knife. It's has skinned and cut up most of the deer I've killed. It's a good, tough blade.
Mikul
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Becker BK7
8830
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Spyderco Endura, plain edge.
13.45
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swiss army knife- one of the larger (but not huge) models like the swisschamp 
Only one knife? What a depressing thought.
No one knife is good for all things.
It it were to be only one I could get by with the Frosts Mora or something in that size.
No one knife is good for all things.
It it were to be only one I could get by with the Frosts Mora or something in that size.
MaterDei
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Ghurka
Headless Thompson Gunner
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Al Mar SERE 2000
Rupestris
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Bark River Woodland 3"
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Dozier K-1
crawfordew
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SAK, Vic Rucksack to be specific.
Gene
Gene
Zeke/PA
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I am a man of many, many knives so this is a terrible thing to think about.
I have work knives and gardening knives and Sunday- Go to Meetin' knives,
and fillet knives and bait knives. God forbid you fillet fish with a bait knife.
And of course I have a favorite machete.
If I had to depend on one knife I would want it to be the U.S.M.C. K-Bar.
Respectfully, Zeke
I have work knives and gardening knives and Sunday- Go to Meetin' knives,
and fillet knives and bait knives. God forbid you fillet fish with a bait knife.
And of course I have a favorite machete.
If I had to depend on one knife I would want it to be the U.S.M.C. K-Bar.
Respectfully, Zeke
Skofnung
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What HSO said. Make mine a Frosts Clipper with a better sheath.
I would be upset if all I could own was one blade.
Texian Pistolero
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Roman short sword.
The most sucessful design EVER for continuous longevity of use without modification!
The most sucessful design EVER for continuous longevity of use without modification!
GW
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My Mad Dog ATAK II
I think this is a truly great knife
I think this is a truly great knife
One knife 
what horror . . .
Are we talking day to day or survival?
Day to day . . . My Chris Reeve Sebenza
Survival . . . Either my Busse Satin Jack or Natural Outlaw
One knife who ever heard of such a thing. next they will be talking about only one gun . . .
what horror . . .Are we talking day to day or survival?
Day to day . . . My Chris Reeve Sebenza
Survival . . . Either my Busse Satin Jack or Natural Outlaw
One knife who ever heard of such a thing. next they will be talking about only one gun . . .
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