The big boy on the right, I put together years ago. Its not really something I carry hunting/fishing, just a cool looking blade. I need to clean it up one of these days.
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Here is my knife collection that i put together over the many years.
The big boy on the right, I put together years ago. Its not really something I carry hunting/fishing, just a cool looking blade. I need to clean it up one of these days. ![]()
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Nice collection win94...!!
What's the story on that wicked looking rusty one...?! |
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Nice blade holdings, I have far too many to list. My 5 favorites are:
1. USMC KA-BAR issued in 1953 2. 1995 Vanguard USCG Officer's sword. Retirement gift from my unit members 3. 1958 Seacraft SCUBA knife 4. 1943 Camillus M4 bayonet with M81A sheath for my 1943 Inland M1 carbine 5. Gil Hibben Karate Fighter GOA Life Member
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Right-on Shooter....KA-BAR, more than a million Marines can't be wrong. Mine is the old breed.
I like the new breed. Just don't have one. GOA Life Member
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Ontario and Camillus are top knife breeders to. Probably as many military contracts as KA-BAR during WW-ll.
I have an issue Ontario USAF survival knife that I like and a USMC issue Camillus fighting knife that is exactly to the KA-BAR specs. There are several other contract manufactures, but I cannot recall the names. All still USA made. GOA Life Member
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Copy that Sarge...Made in the USA still means quality to me !!
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