Whats your latest knife purchase?

[357magnum]

KUBEY KB237E Carve - Tanto blade,S30V 3.60" - Camo G-10

[357magnum]

KUBEY KU310C Drake - D2 blade, 3.46" - Green G-10

[BigPimping]

That Kubey looks damn nice. But $100 for a Chinese made knife? That seems like a lot.

[drunktank]

Ordered a Morakniv Craftline the other day just to see what all the fuss was about with that brand then immediately ordered a companion model which arrived yesterday. Although Esee is my go-to, I’m seeing why these are considered one of the best values. Definitely worth the money and then some.

Oops, will add pics after I finish a few mods on them.

[357magnum]

That Kubey looks damn nice. But $100 for a Chinese made knife? That seems like a lot.

Where are you paying $100.00 for those.
I buy most of my knives from White Mountain Knives, free shipping, no tax and if you use code LTK you also get 10% off. The Carve was $71.00 and the Drake was $62.00 and that is the total price for each. These knives are as good quality as my Spyderco's and Benchmade's.

[crufflers]

Where are you paying $100.00 for those.
I buy most of my knives from White Mountain Knives, free shipping, no tax and if you use code LTK you also get 10% off. The Carve was $71.00 and the Drake was $62.00 and that is the total price for each. These knives are as good quality as my Spyderco's and Benchmade's.

It is much cheaper to make and import liner lock, than a top quality titanium frame lock with great steel.

I like my $90 CF Ortis, but there is a good reason it
was designed as a liner lock.

They don’t compare to ZT. Not even in the same galaxy. IMHO.

[MyOdessa]

That Kubey looks damn nice. But $100 for a Chinese made knife? That seems like a lot.

Any money going to Chinese, are going to our enemy and contributes to destruction of the USA.
While I agree that completely avoiding buying Chinese made goods is nearly impossible these days, not spending any money on Chinese made knives is damn easy, tons of great US, Taiwanese, Japanese and European made high quality knives at great prices.

[Wade65]

Protech TR-5
Spring assisted but as fast as an auto.

[BigPimping]

I was looking at it on Amazon.

[Vinnie Boombatz]

Have a Buck 119, 110 and 55 on the way.

[Scramblerman]

Most of you guys post pics of new blades which is OK but I recently added to my collection with a craigslist score of an old USMC Ka-Bar. From what I gleaned off the internet, it was made between 1950 and 1970 which may have placed it in either the Korean or Vietnam conflicts. Unfortunately, the fellow I got it from had
no history on it. It has some corrosion on the blade but still is razor sharp. I did some minor rust removal and will leave it as is. I will post pics as soon as I can figure out how.

[crufflers]

I will post pics as soon as I can figure out how.

IMGUR is good... upload from cellphone and copy large thumbnail BB link and paste from PC.

I post whatever I pickup even if it is used or secondary market... used to pickup a lot from Blade Forums Exchange.

[Scramblerman]

[crufflers]

IMGUR app is easy to upload right from iPad.

But the link can't be easily copied like in the PC website as far as I know - type in [img] before pasting the copied direct image link and type in [/img] after and it will appear like below:

Direct image link:

https://i.imgur.com/0dW3QF2l.jpg

How it shows up on forum with img tags:

[mnichols]

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