Let's see some handguns & knife pictures.

[LoonWulf]

 

[Zaydok Allen]

Good god, I like this entire thread. I don't have an hour to push the like button on every post.

 

[Old Dog]

Heard that old Jim Stafford song, "Spiders and Snakes" on my satellite radio not long ago …planted this idea in my head. How 'bout stainless and black grips?

 

[bannockburn]

Old Dog

I like it; very creative!

 

[Charlie Martinez]

A couple of my favorite combinations

 

[bannockburn]

Charlie Martinez

Two great combinations there! Thanks for sharing!

 

[Hanshi]

Some of my more "funner" knives with an old Python.

 

[Speedo66]

WWII Axis and Allied bring-backs. German paratrooper gravity knife, USN MK1.

 

[bannockburn]

Speedo66

My brother has one of those Fallschirmjager gravity knives and I was really surprised at the overall size of it! Not at all like the Schrade switchblade knife made for U.S. paratroopers.

 

[Speedo66]

I was also surprised by the size, and more so, the weight. Generally paratroopers were equipped with lighter gear.

Based on blade size, it might have had double duty as a fighting knife. It's not visible in my photo, other side of the knife, but it also has a fold out marlin spike blade for dealing with tangled cords.

 

[bannockburn]

Speedo66

You could be right about the gravity knife also being used as a weapon because I think German paratroopers didn't take their principle weapons with them when they jumped. Everything they had for equipment was in a separate container that was dropped with them. They may have had a sidearm like a P38 with them but nothing else to fight with until they made it to the weapons container.

 

[KevininPa]

Almost certainly different than the same tree seen by anyone else or even the same tree seen by me at a different moment.

Deep stuff there.

 

[medic68]

My old EDC

 

[Tallball]

When you get the feeling it's going to be a busy day...

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(6" 629 and my heavy-duty chore knife)

 

[bannockburn]

Tallball

I saw your gun and knife combo and the first thing I thought of was "Beauty and the Beast"!

I will let you decide which one is which...

 

[Tallball]

Bannockburn

I know what you mean. The picture is visually deceptive in that the revolver is actually very large.

The knife is enormous, ugly, and cheap (similar to its owner). I use it for cutting branches and saplings and stuff in the yard, and for all of the cardboard boxes my wife accumulates. It's just an inexpensive Schrade, but if anyone needs something like that just to do work with, I would recommend it.

 

[paulsj]

 

[paulsj]

Not a knife guy, but I'am going to pick up Ozark Trail assisted opening knife for $6.97.

Praised be Lord. Found my pocket knife I bought years ago. I saved $6.97 and a trip to Walmart.

 

[Speedo66]

Invisible gun? lol

 

[paulsj]

Invisible gun? lol

 

[sparkyfender]

 

[Charlie Martinez]

This one was posted for my personal Burmese python medicine package but it's OK for this one too. Just having a little fun.

 

[bannockburn]

Charlie Martinez

Now that's a knife (or a small machete)!

The Single Six is nice too!

 

[jb100]

The Infidel and S&W 327

 

[Peakbagger46]

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You, sir, need a purse.