Favorite non military knife?

[Walkwolf]

I wouldnt mind a buck 186, but since their discontinued they are expensive...

I should also mention that I have two Buck 119's and two
Buck 102's from the 70's or early 80's - plus three or
four small Buck folders. One is a first model 'Bucklite'
which I found at a roadside sale for $1.

Tough, sturdy, well made knives.........

[AmericanKraut]

Steve you have to many knives .... Jk you can never have to many...

[Larry C]

My loyal hunting companion.
I just love this thing.
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Eric

Nice Stag Eric!!

[rbminis]

Some great knives here!
I have a few non military knives as well, if I put my jacket on right now, I would have access to 6 blades. Very hard to pick a favorite.
Kershaws, Cold Steels, Bucks, Bokers, Klaas's, Pumas, Al Mars, and many more. This is just the tip of the iceberg.
Not including the miniatures that I make.
Ralph.

[AmericanKraut]

Nice collection Ralph...

[rbminis]

Nice collection Ralph...

Thanks Ben!
Ralph.

[AZPhil]

I would say Beautiful collection !!!!!!
Excellent display case setup.
Thanks for showing them!!!!!
Semper Fi
Phil

[DougB]

Any butter knife combined with freshly baked bread and butter.

[Chopperman]

I've got a Schrade "Old Timer" That I have carried for 40 years.

[Mark K]

What model is that one Mark? It looks nice

I have the super tool by Leatherman it is the largest model they make I like it because it is big and bulky and feels good in your hands when you are using it.
If memory serves me correct I paid $85 cdn for it last year as I lost my previous one on the farm some were when I was feeding cows

Regards Mark K