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benchmade AFCK with spyderhole
benchmade boguszewski spike
hibben throwing knife
parker-edwards mini-skinner
victorinox forester (which i call my "swiss bottle opener")
kershaw whirlwind
older barlow knife manufactured for sperry of new holland, PA
crazy no-name japanese paratrooper knife that looks like one of satan's own teeth!
ancient boyscout swiss army knife i got for selling lots of popcorn when i was nine years old
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Those are the Brinkman LX aka poormans surefire.
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Remington 5" Toothpick
Victorinox Fisherman
Leatherman Original
Kabar Doziers Skinner and Clip Point
Tom Krein TK1
Blackjack Slick (leather)
Dozier Master Hunter
Katz Vets Knife
and I have just ordered a Buck Mini-Strider SP to replace my Native III in rotation.
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Oops, I forgot these...

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Aloha ALL!

Forgot my Marto of Spain Highlander Clan Macleod Sword, and the infamous "Dialex/Daywalker" Rambo knife! LOL! :rolleyes:

God bless :cool:
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Although I mainly have Spydercos I've got a quite a few other knives (SOG, Gerber, Microtech, etc) But these are what I'm really into now:

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Custom fixed blades by Gene Ingram... :)

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P.S Oh, and I love my Sebbie ;)
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I seem to gravitate heavily towards the Spyderco line, generally only obtaining other blades that Spyderco does not produce something similar to.

Cold Steel Ti-Lite
Cold Steel Arc Angel
Benchmade BM42

I have a couple of others, such as a Boker pocketknife and a couple of "hunting" fixed blade knives for grunt work.

I should probably make a list of all of my Spyderco knives, but I am afraid if my LSW saw it she would go into meltdown... :p

Just can't get enough of the Spydies...


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Hi from Calgary!! New here, just purchased my first Spyderco :D

Just off the top of my head on my collection:

Spyderco (of course this should be first on this forum)
- Delica

Buck
2 - 110's (1 is the 100th Anniversary)
112
Adrenalin
Rush
small Diamondback
Alpha
NXT
Juno
Metro

CRKT
Mirage
Urban Shark
M16-03K
Falcon - large & small
M1
PAL

Camillus
Heat
EDC

Benchmade
Mini-Ambush


Gerber
EZ-out
Gator
Fred Carter - Utilty II
AR 3.0
Chameleon

Shrade
60-XT
Badger
Uncle Henry - 2 and 3 blade stockmans

Keshaw
Whirlwind
Vapor II

Grohman
Featherlite
#1 (fixed)
Mini Skinner(fixed)


Darrel Ralph
2 DDRIII folder kits

Opinel
1 & 2

SAK's
I have about 6 (no idea of models here)

Multi-Tool
PST

20 or 30 fixed blades that I've made up from kits, plus stock removal


That's all I can think of immediately. Several more Spydies are definitely in my future :D

- gord
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welcome gordonk, fellow canadian knife enthousiast!
nice collection (or accumulation, depending on the point of view) you've got going on there. Only one spyderco!?! You better work on that :p

enjoy your stay around here, it's a cool forum

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Absolutely :D I try to add a folder every 2 to 3 weeks depending on funds, direction I want to go, etc. It started kinda funny....I bought a CRKT Mirage about 3 years ago (about the time I started making knives) and it was actually my first "quality" type knife. As I learned more (forums....what can I say :) ), I started collecting in two streams - the day to day "standards", Bucks, Gerbers, etc. and then collaborations, of course, CRKT being very big there. And then, there are the new steels/supersteels and in looking, Spydies seem to give the best bang for the buck if you want to "try" one without breaking the bank. I wasn't going to get the Delica, and just wait to get enough money to get one of the higher end ones, but....... I forgot to add the Ka-Bar/Dozier folding hunter...it has an FRN handle it once it wore in a bit, it was actually quite comfortable, so I bit the bullet and bought the Delica. I himmed and hawed about this for a bit...I had just ordered BM Mini-Grip and Buck Northshore and then customs seized them and it was so long since a bought a blade..... :D Actually, it was only a couple of weeks...I just bought a Xikar Explorer (another one that just came to mind....)

I'm hoping to get another Spydie shortly, probably in the next few weeks....perhaps an S30V one, don't know yet..... I'm getting leary of bringing stuff across the border now, so it may be a little longer betweeen purchases. It would be so nice if the retailers here stayed a little closer to the US price and they could get stock earlier. I don't know what it's like in your area, but here in Calgary, it seems to take anywhere from 4 to 8 months for a new model to show up. My CKRT/Lake PAL was bought in Calgary just before Xmas and it's been out ...how long? AND I paid a lot for it..I think the old exchange rate... around $120 CDN before GST. I'll be competing in the North American 8 ball championship in mid-May in Vegas and my objective there is to pick up an Al-Mar Sere 2k while I'm there, and depending on what else......... My Delica was pretty close to the US list, exchange and a "little bit", about $70.00 CDN , which was acceptable enough to support the local guys.

sorry for rant - gord
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Welcome to the Forum Gord!!!!!!
This is the place for Spydies. Nice to see another Canadian on the board. Take Care and hope you stay and enjoy the place.
Keep Fighting the Good Fight!
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Hiya', Jeff. Man, those are some sweet Sebbies. I will eventually get around to getting one someday.

Other than my AFCK, I also have;

BM 530
Swamp Rat Safari Skinner
Becker BK7
Becker BK11
Cold Steel Mini-Bushman
Old Timer 960T
Buck 110
Buck 560

I'd also like to get my hands on a Benchmade Ritter RSK Mk1. :D
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Everything is pretty much Spyderco. I bought two junk knives many years ago, one a S&W that the liner lock works like half the time, and the other is some really cheap tanto style Chinese knock off that I broke the tip on.

Of the non-junk I own a few Vic SAKs and a BM 806D2, I had to try out the AXIS :rolleyes: . I really want a CRK Mnandi with Chocobolo inlays... too bad that'll never happen.
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variety is the spice of life..

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:spyder: Interesting post Jeff.. Other than :spyder: s I have a pair of Benchmade Griptilian model 550 and 551.. Well that's all the benchmade I have.. Other production knives include Camillus, Becker Knife and Tool, SOG and Emerson.. :p And since my taste have developed through the year, I also use and stash Striders, Doziers, Kreins, Crawfords and Randalls.. Its a never-ending quest.. And variety does take away the gloom when you have a sackfullo knives.. Recently, I've parted with some which I don't need to "fund" other projects.. Image
Samo's high-end stuff..
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Playing around with a Randall Model 10-3
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Good knives are always appreciated!
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Samo's Randall..
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Samo's Robo-Assisted HEAT from Camillus..

Well, to sum it all up, there has never been a dull moment collecting and using :spyder: s Now, Samo is concentrating in his vintage :spyder: collection..
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OK - dont tell Sal ;)

Other than :spyder: s

1. Buck 110 Folding Hunter
2. Buck 112 Ranger
3. Buck 119 Special
4. Greco Flat Ground Folding Falcom
5. DH Russell Belt Knife (original design)
6. CRKT 24kt KISS PE
7. CRKT Delilah's PECK
8. CRKT Stiff KISS PE
9. CRKT Polkowski/Kasper Companion
10. Camillus Cuda Arclite
11. Jailler Laguiole
12. Muela PIK-AS Skinner
13. Schrade Silhouette
14. Victorinox Soldier (00)
15. Victorinox Driver
16. Leatherman Juice XE6
17-20 various China SAK Knockoffs


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Well I have got to add one.I now have a Strider PT on the way.
Samo,SNG right?Very cool skull beads too.
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Samo's watch

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hi there samo, i see you got yourself a Seiko 'black samurai' there, very nice. i almost bought one once but decided i couldn't live with the fact that it has date-only, no day. yeah, i'm one of those chaotic fools who need a watch with both day and date to remind me what day it actually is, i forget you know..... :rolleyes: . i got one of its predessors laying around here somewhere, the orange ti skx423.

ok, sorry, back on-topic.
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J Smith wrote:Well I have got to add one.I now have a Strider PT on the way.
Samo,SNG right?Very cool skull beads too.
Hey Jeff ~ Nah, its the Gen-2 SMF.. Quite a large folder.. I've got the fixed blade PT a.k.a ED inbound.. :D Just scored on an EB-LS which arrived two days ago.. :cool:

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I can see that now.Forgot how big the Sekios are.
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J Smith wrote:I can see that now.Forgot how big the Sekios are.
You got it bro! I'm just afraid that after receiving the PT, you might be craving for a larger Strider folder.. :D :p :D

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Ar!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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