nifes

[BlackBeltKid]

What kind of nifes do you like.

[patusai]

sharp ones

[Sohan]

HA! Nice response, Patusai.

I like combat knives. Push knives are pretty neat as well. I'm no expert, but I know what I like.

Check the legality of whatever you purchase. You can get in big trouble if you're caught carrying the wrong blade.

Respectfully,

Sohan

[lordtariel]

I'm trying to teach myself how to throw knives. Not just throwing knives but butcher knives, pocket knives ect.

[Anbu Alex]

Combat/CQC knives with the saw on the back of the blade to lock a person to the blade

[Holland]

I used to like swiss army knives, but I always lose the tooth pick and I have no use for a cork screw.

[Cybren]

I'd like to get a bowie knife. After all, that's what killed Dracula

[Blackbeltblonde]

I used to like swiss army knives, but I always lose the tooth pick and I have no use for a cork screw.

LOL nice

I've always thought butterfly knives were sweet... although I don't know how to use one well... We have tons of thumb-knives around my house, they're pretty cool.

I definately have to agree with the sharp ones idea though!

~BBB

[Whitefeather]

For fixed blades, I kind of like the SOG seal knives. For utility, I like the Columbia River M16 knives, as they are not insanely expensive and have a good quality steel for the blade, and the aluminum handled ones have a wonderfully sturdy feel in the hand. But, the all time coolest knife award goes to the dagger made ENTIRELY of carbon fiber:

http://truenorthknives.com/tnk_1mainframe.htm?tnk_gallery-p-CE5483.htm~main

2.7 ounces!

PS

At first the link takes you to the main page, but it will then redirect you to the specific site, so be patient.

David

[elbows_and_knees]

For fixed blades, I kind of like the SOG seal knives. For utility, I like the Columbia River M16 knives, as they are not insanely expensive and have a good quality steel for the blade, and the aluminum handled ones have a wonderfully sturdy feel in the hand. But, the all time coolest knife award goes to the dagger made ENTIRELY of carbon fiber:

http://truenorthknives.com/tnk_1mainframe.htm?tnk_gallery-p-CE5483.htm~main

2.7 ounces!

PS

At first the link takes you to the main page, but it will then redirect you to the specific site, so be patient.

David

yeah, you can buy carbon weapons almost anywhere now. I see that as a VERY bad thing, as I work as a bouncer. those things can make it past a metal detector. so can the wooden push knives.

As for me, I carry a tactical folder.