INGO Fixed Blade Poll.

[cubby]

the Sharpfinger is a CLASSIC!

 

[SC_Shooter]

Steak knife.

Wouldn't that be a bacon knife???

 

[tyler34]

Steak knife.

"tactical" steak knives



TOPS Knives.com

 

[IndyGunworks]

USAF survival knife... period.

 

[Turtle]

I keep a spare Ak47 bayonett in my truck. And have 3 of them around in general. Perfect and made for war. and I have 3 who cares if I somehow manage to mess it up. And did I mention they are pretty cheap to buy?

 

[Remington1100]

gerber 119 for me the ultimate hunting knife

 

[bigcraig]

I have always wanted a big nasty Kukuri, but with modern materials.

1) Steel, I am a noob on this topic, but I would prefer the same steel that is used in BUSSE knives, same with the heat treat.

2) G10 grip material, I just like it.

3) Big.

The down side, I am a cheap bastard when it comes to knives and blades, but if the right Kukuri came along I would pony up the $$$$.

 

[tyler34]

1) Steel, I am a noob on this topic, but I would prefer the same steel that is used in BUSSE knives, same with the heat treat.

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you might wait a week and see I think he is debuting something like that at the BLADE show.

 

[paddling_man]

For small carry around town, either the Busse LMS goes with me:

Or the Swamp Rat HRLM

All around, perfect 6"-7.5" for me runs a tie between the Swamp Rat Ratweiler

Or my Busse SFNO

Had khukuris... I guess I'm not enough of a man to deal with the pointy grips on a traditional khuk and I won't buy cold steel on principle (they market only - they don't make anything.)

If I'm going chopper, I'm using my David Wesner chopper in A2.

 

[flatlander]

My Busse SHBM. A big knife CAN do small jobs but a small blade can't do BIG jobs.
YMMV

Bob

 

[cubby]

My Busse SHBM. A big knife CAN do small jobs but a small blade can't do BIG jobs.
YMMV

Bob

there is no better quote pertaining to small v. large!

 

[flatlander]

there is no better quote pertaining to small v. large!

I saw some really amazing work done with a machete when I went thru Panamanian Survival school in 1981 !!

Bob

 

[Jed]

Try the Smith and Wesson SWAT knife... its non-magnetic "so a trip through Kings-island metal detectors" BOTH ways confirmed...{I forgot I even had it on me on the way in... its like tying my shoes... its always in my pocket without a second thought}...on the way out I just wanted to check... after all my friends belt buckle set the dang thing off. {I never did}.
Along with a test at the local court house {with the guards PRE-approval}... even their "little wand" with it exposed bare handed found nothing. {After which it was promptly returned to my vehicle}.
The Smith and Wesson Swat Knife no matter the blade size appears to be consistently NON-Magnetic...
Just for Your own information... I still like the Kershaw knife line myself but don't plan on taking one anywhere with you these days. "BEEP...BEEP...BEEP..." Empty your pockets please.... sounds a lot like "papers please" to me.
Over 20 years carrying a blade everyday... never one confrontation with it {Thank you GOD!} nice to know Smith and Wesson will allow me to continue... just in case I need it one day.

 

[cclark2009]

Got this one in my den. Fantasy knife from the movie "The Shadow" made by United Cutlery. Heavy as hell and a triple edge blade. If you can't get close, just throw it and any conact will at the very least leave a mark.

 

[barricade]

oda is a great one, have one myself and a kabar that costs 2.5 times it and think the quality is wey better on the oda.
so impressed by it that now i want a cold steel subhilt fighter.

 

[paddling_man]

If I had to lose all of my knives (and there are ay too many but I've been working on that ) then the one that would remain would have to be one of the Swamp Rat (Busse) Ratweilers.

(Not my pic but it looks better than my pics. )

 

[techres]

Boring, old school and my favorite: