Fixed blade knives

[6GUNSONLY]

I didn't know I had this many till I got them all out at once.

Bottom row, L to R:
Cold Steel Master Hunter, Ruger branded CRKT rising point, Buck 119 from the custom shop with S30V steel and cherry scales, 80s-era Buck 119, Buck 109 Skinner, unmarked German made hunting knife.
Top row L to R:
Buck 620, Randall model 23 Gamemaster, Rapala filet knife (and I have the shorter version around here somewhere, too), Kabar USMC fighter.

No, I don't "need" all of them, but what's that got to do with it, right?

 

[Bob_Atl]

Right !!

 

[GC]

Right +P!

 

[Brad Phillips]

"unmarked German made hunting knife" That one catches my eye. I really like to use fixed blade knives. I have a few of the same ones as you.

 

[ackleyman]

I grew up skinning deer with a knife like that old German knife that my dad gave me, hard steel to "touch up", but kept a edge for a long time.

I went to the Buck 109 and kept a 119 in reserve, they were easy to touch up with a "buck Steel" that I still have. Next went to the Buck 112's for skinning coyotes and everything else.

Thanks for the walk through memory lane.

That Cold steel master hunter is a dandy!

 

[6GUNSONLY]

I find a Buck 112 on my belt a lot, too. I have two of them, and a 110 drop point, all in S30V steel.