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AG Russell Sowbelly Trapper in brown rucarta. Two full size blades, a wharncliffe and a clip point.

I am in no position to judge anyone, sir. I am sorry if I came off that way. I wish you well!

If you want a US made Buck on that price range look into the 110/112 Slim Select.

Another budget knife for me. Cold Steel Kiridashi.

Thanks!

I just received my AG Russel wharncliffe lockback. Handle is India stag.

Kershaw Culpepper in red bone with D2 steel blade. These are Very well done slipjoints.

I'm pretty sure it's 440A, but for eleven bucks what can you expect. We all have beaters.

I decided to try one of these inexpensive Rough Ryder slipjoints. This Blue Mule sunfish was only eleven bucks. No one gets excited about 440 steel these days, but it was once thought to be good stuff.

Case Russlock in purple barnside bone.

The man is pathetic.

This was just delivered, an AG Russell medium Gunstock lockback. The fit and finish is excellent!

Case Cheetah with smooth bone scales.

If you like Feather blades you might want to try Personna Lab Blue blades. They are made in the US and also very sharp.

You can buy blade banks on Amazon or repurpose an old jar or can with a lid. I slip mine into the wife's sharps container and let the clinic deal with them. I collect vintage razors and shave with them .

One of the stupidest things I have done is let the razor slip out of my hand and then reflexively catch it. That was a good cut. If you don't like handling blades try an injector, such as the Supply SE. There are also thousands of vintage Gem razors out there.

I've got two Russian M44s, one with a laminated stock. One 91/30 which I bought when Century was selling them three for $99. I also have 91 long rifle, which has Finn markings. All were made by Ishevsk.

My old friend is an Ibberson. The knife I used before had no shackling tool, which is a very handy thing.

Ice pick. Linoleum knife.