My knives

[Tachy]

Are you in AZ Rev?

 

[RevMrBlack]

Are you in AZ Rev?

Negative. I'm on the East Coast.

 

[Tachy]

Ahh, thought you were for some reason.

If so we would need to go shoot some guns and throw knives at mountain lions

 

[RevMrBlack]

Ahh, thought you were for some reason.

If so we would need to go shoot some guns and throw knives at mountain lions

I would still like that. Maybe I can come out sometime. For some reason, I'm thinking Hamster_dick is out your way too. I need to hook up with him anyway since he's going to "accidentally lose" his Yarborough into my duffle bag once he's in the Rangers. Heh heh.

 

[Flexwave2003]

Beneath that, is the Emerson CQC7 that I purchased at Smokey Mountain Knife Works. Another frame lock tanto with partial serrations. There isn't enough good I could say about this knife. I still carry it from time to time.

Nice shop they have there in Tennessee, I try to stop in whenever Im in the area. Some of the mark up in there is a bit high compared to just going after them straight on your own, like the Ka-bars for example. But for the convenience and selection available, that likely matters little to the tourist there to just have a good time and look around.

 

[RevMrBlack]

Nice shop they have there in Tennessee, I try to stop in whenever Im in the area. Some of the mark up in there is a bit high compared to just going after them straight on your own, like the Ka-bars for example. But for the convenience and selection available, that likely matters little to the tourist there to just have a good time and look around.

Agreed. My brother and I stop in there every time we go to Gatlinburg, whilst the ladies frequent the outlet stores. Heh heh. When I bought that knife, I'm not sure Emerson was selling knives directly, so it was a pretty good pick up for me. Not long after, I bought the Emerson Wave Commander from One Stop Knife Shop, I think. Nowadays, I get most junk from Blade HQ. I've been really happy with them.

 

[AlvaroBurgess]

Hey after reading all this reviews for your collection, I would also like to see it, because couldn't find any image there, please upload it again.

American Angler Replacement Blades

 

[computer fogie]

Nice stuff, Rev. I wish I had saved some of the knives I sold. I bought and sold a matched pair of drop-point hunters, serial numbers 123 and 124, made for me by Bob Loveless. I could kick myself for selling them, but I needed the money at the time.