Knife of the Day - Page 21

cwo4uscgret · #**201** 06-05-2019, 12:30 AM

looks really close! Good job.

Caleb · #**202** 06-05-2019, 06:56 AM

Nice blade Doc!

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cwo4uscgret · #**203** 06-05-2019, 11:02 AM

Not only does A. T. Barr make great knives (he's retired from making knives now though) he and his wife Barbara are good friends.

Here's a liner lock by A. T. with maroon micarta scales:

Caleb · #**204** 06-05-2019, 05:53 PM

That’s my favorite blade profile on a broken blade.

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pitor · #**205** 06-05-2019, 09:05 PM

Nice blades sir, you really have a problem with knives, a good problem IMO!

Nice blade you too Jim!

cwo4uscgret · #**206** 06-06-2019, 08:09 AM

Seventy-five years ago the Allies were coming ashore in waves to the beaches of Normandy. Six years ago during a visit with my wife's son in Paris we spent 3 days in Normandy France including St. Mere Iglais, Gold/Juno Beach and Omaha Beach including the US Military Cemetery there. Humbling. Everyone should try to visit Normandy and the Vietnam Memorial in Washington, DC. That's even more humbling because there are shipmates on the wall.

Since it's D-Day +75 Years here's a military issued knife; the Cattaraugus Q225; a knife intended for Quartermasters and Supply types; big thick blade to pry open wooden crates and a bit steel butt for driving the nails back in the wood!

Rick McC. · #**207** 06-06-2019, 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by cwo4uscgret

Seventy-five years ago the Allies were coming ashore in waves to the beaches of Normandy. Six years ago during a visit with my wife's son in Paris we spent 3 days in Normandy France including St. Mere Iglais, Gold/Juno Beach and Omaha Beach including the US Military Cemetery there. Humbling. Everyone should try to visit Normandy and the Vietnam Memorial in Washington, DC. That's even more humbling because there are shipmates on the wall.

Since it's D-Day +75 Years here's a military issued knife; the Cattaraugus Q225; a knife intended for Quartermasters and Supply types; big thick blade to pry open wooden crates and a bit steel butt for driving the nails back in the wood!

Very nice.

cwo4uscgret · #**208** 06-08-2019, 12:57 AM

A little late...

SCAR Richard Schuchman, authorized by Randall Knives to copy their styles and make mini-Randall’s.

cwo4uscgret · #**209** 06-09-2019, 12:50 PM

Every so often I run across a commercial knife that I like. Helle, of Norway is one such knife. This knife is one of them.

Caleb · #**210** 06-09-2019, 05:14 PM

That’s cool..^^^^^^

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