Does anyone here collect pocket knives ? I have a collection of knives, most being made by Ontario Knife Company in Franklinville, N.Y. I really have no use for them. In the collection are a few reasonably rare knives that I know are valuable. Anyone in the greater Buffalo area interested in looking at and possibly purchasing the collection ? Pics can be posted if necessary, but I believe an in-person inspection of the collection is a better idea.
Folding pocket knives
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Saltwater60
20×102mm Vulcan
I per se collect knives and might be interested in a few of them. With the current state of things I’m not looking to put out tons of cash. Not sure if you’re looking to part it out or not and pictures always help.
Celt
.450/400 Nitro Ex
I love knives, I love all types of weapons. Since I was very young I have had a love for weapons. But, I am not a collector, I just buy them every so often. I have them all over the place, in all of my jackets and coats, bags, etc..
Post up some pics and if youre willing tobship perhaps some will sell. I dont usually spend too much on knives as I beat them up. For a working folder I typically wont spend more than 30, but if its a better knife i might spend 50.
Post up some pics and if youre willing tobship perhaps some will sell. I dont usually spend too much on knives as I beat them up. For a working folder I typically wont spend more than 30, but if its a better knife i might spend 50.
masterswimmer
.450/400 Nitro Ex
Also interested in pix, if you'll ship. If no shipping then best of luck with your sale.
Jmac00
.475 A&M Magnum
I use to have a bunch of pocket/folding knives. I have boiled it all down to a few.
1) Kershaw Blur, my favorite knife
2) Kershaw Roughneck ( deer skinner )
3) Kershaw (supercheap) $9 flip knife I got from wal-mart. I use that mostly for working on eletrical stuff amd work related stuff
4) Milwaukee fastback 48-22-1505, box cutter ( my second favorite) flips open or closed with a flip of the wrist
5) Winchester 5" heavy blade sheath knife
6) Buck Silkirk w/fire starter
I keep ALL my knives razor sharp. even my wifes kitchen knives are stupid sharpe. The first time she used one of my knives, I warned her, but she still managed to cut an 1/8" off her thumb.
shes been more careful after that, LOL
I despise "little" folders, like a Leek, they are far to small to be effcetive for anything, except maybe opening envelops
1) Kershaw Blur, my favorite knife
2) Kershaw Roughneck ( deer skinner )
3) Kershaw (supercheap) $9 flip knife I got from wal-mart. I use that mostly for working on eletrical stuff amd work related stuff
4) Milwaukee fastback 48-22-1505, box cutter ( my second favorite) flips open or closed with a flip of the wrist
5) Winchester 5" heavy blade sheath knife
6) Buck Silkirk w/fire starter
I keep ALL my knives razor sharp. even my wifes kitchen knives are stupid sharpe. The first time she used one of my knives, I warned her, but she still managed to cut an 1/8" off her thumb.
shes been more careful after that, LOL
I despise "little" folders, like a Leek, they are far to small to be effcetive for anything, except maybe opening envelops
GTN
.308 Win
What do you use to sharpen them?
masterswimmer
.450/400 Nitro Ex
Just picked up this one for the collection...
CRKT Squid XM 2495K - Lucas Burnley Assisted EDC - Black Stonewash Spear Point - Black G10 / Stainless Steel - Frame Lock Flipper Folder
CRKT Squid XM 2495K - Lucas Burnley Assisted EDC - Black Stonewash Spear Point - Black G10 / Stainless Steel - Frame Lock Flipper Folder
CRKT Squid XM 2495K - Lucas Burnley Assisted EDC - Black Stonewash Spear Point - Black G10 / Stainless Steel - Frame Lock Flipper Folder
CRKT Squid XM 2495K - Lucas Burnley Assisted EDC - Black Stonewash Spear Point - Black G10 / Stainless Steel - Frame Lock Flipper Folder
Jmac00
.475 A&M Magnum
damn, sorry I missed your post.
Anyway, now I use a Chef's Choice electric knife sharpener. I used a Lansky for years, but that thing took forever to get a decent edge.
Im thinking of getting a Work Sharp knife sharpener next?
GTN
.308 Win
I bought the electric Work Sharp. I don’t like it. I ruined 1 knife. Then I bought the WS that works like the Lansky. Works the same. So I bought stones. I haven’t spent a lot of time with them yet. I’m having trouble keeping the angle.
I don’t need to shave with my knives. I just need a quick simple way to keep a knife sharp. Do you have a link to the Chef model you bought?
urjustamemory
.40 S&W
I have the Work Sharp knife sharpener and like GTN, I don't like it. It is very easy to ruin a knife, I made the mistake of sharpening a knife too close to the tip of the blade and the WS grabbed it and put so many grinding gouges on it. I let my father borrow it once and he told me he thought about returning it to me in a garbage can.
urjustamemory
.40 S&W
My grandfather created a jig to hold a knife at certain angles while using a stone, I can imagine that there are some companies out that have something similar now. Just a thought.
Jmac00
.475 A&M Magnum
it works really well
SharpMaker is simple, easy and effective. A common criticism is that it is only really good for touch ups but if you also get the diamond tri-stones for it you can resurrect and re-profile a butter knife edge too.Get a Spyderco Sharpmaker.
1 and done for plain and serrated edges.
MuttCat
.223 Rem
My wife gave me a Swiss Army fisherman close to 35-40 years ago. I still carry it just about every day. The scales are battle scarred and the aluminum frame is corroded, but I will never part with it.
Some of these SA knives are pretty silly.
Some of these SA knives are pretty silly.