What is the most recent knife you bought?

Traded my single-edge, tiger stripe Vehement Knives trailing point in matte OD micarta and black liners for this double-edge satin trailing point with polished black linen micarta, mosaic pins, and slate grey liners.



And my Carothers Performance Knives 8" Shiv 2.0 arrived, this was a preorder from about 18 months ago. Stonewashed Delta CPM3V with a sharpened double-edge tip, shiny blue Ti fasteners, buffed double-black canvas micarta handles and Chad Pirtle leather.



 
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Kizer has some gems. I love my towser K, now being tempted by swaybacks and chili peppers. Need is no longer a factor, if it ever was!
I'm pretty sure I own more Kizers than anything else. I have a Begleiter XL, Drop Bear (KnifeCenter exclusive in 20CV), that Original, and a Banish (one of 2 options I have for sure 2.5" knives for Chicago legality).

I feel like they really have found that sweet spot of value. Now if they'd just make some more fixed blades...
 
Took it to an Amish tack shop today to have a belt sheath made for it.
One of the bailiffs in the courthouse I work at makes custom knives, sheaths, and holsters. I've really been thinking about having him make one for my Cocobolo Buck 119, and maybe a holster for my 1911.

The other has a commercial reloading operation.

They're going to bankrupt me. 🤣
 
One of the bailiffs in the courthouse I work at makes custom knives, sheaths, and holsters.
:rofl: Ha!Ha!Ha!
That statement made me laugh right out loud because of the memory it brought back. You see, my wife used to work in the county courthouse as secretary to the county clerk, and one day she decided to order some magazine subscriptions so that visitors to the clerk's office would have something to read while they were waiting to conduct whatever business they had there. What my wife failed to notice was that one of the magazines came with a rather large hunting knife for ordering a 3 or 5-year subscription.
Sure enough, a couple of weeks later, a new magazine and a box with a hunting knife in it was on my wife's desk one morning when she got to work. She just kind of laughed about it because she herself had had to pass through the metal detector and put all of the metal objects in her purse in the tray (so that the armed guard behind glass could examine them) not 5 minutes before. So, she just sat the knife on the corner of her desk planning to give it to Herman (the head of security) when he came in on his morning rounds.
After a while, Herman came into my wife's office and stood there talking for a minute or two. My wife said if the knife would have been a snake, it would have bit him, but Herman didn't even notice it until my wife pointed it out. She said Herman's eyes got as big around as silver dollars, and he asked, "How in the ______ did you get that thing in here???"
My wife said, "Easy, I just ordered it through the mail."😁 Then she went ahead and explained the whole story about the magazine subscription.
She said Herman just grabbed the knife up, turned on his heels, and quickly walked out the door - probably headed for the mail room. My wife never heard another word about the knife. I'll bet the people in the courthouse mail room heard a word or two about it though. 😉
 
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:rofl: Ha!Ha!Ha!
That statement made me laugh right out loud because of the memory it brought back. You see, my wife used to work in the county courthouse as secretary to the county clerk, and one day she decided to order some magazine subscriptions so that visitors to the clerk's office would have something to read while they were waiting to conduct whatever business they had there. What my wife failed to notice was that one of the magazines came with a rather large hunting knife for ordering a 3 or 5-year subscription.
Sure enough, a couple of weeks later, a new magazine and a box with a hunting knife in it was on my wife's desk one morning when she got to work. She just kind of laughed about it because she herself had had to pass through the metal detector and put all of the metal objects in her purse in the tray (so that the armed guard behind glass could examine them) not 5 minutes before. So, she just sat the knife on the corner of her desk planning to give it to Herman (the head of security) when he came in on his morning rounds.
After a while, Herman came into my wife's office and stood there talking for a minute or two. My wife said if the knife would have been a snake, it would have bit him, but Herman didn't even notice it until my wife pointed it out. She said Herman's eyes got as big around as silver dollars, and he asked, "How in the ______ did you get that thing in here???"
My wife said, "Easy, I just ordered it through the mail."😁 Then she went ahead and explained the whole story about the magazine subscription.
She said Herman just grabbed the knife up, turned on his heels, and quickly walked out the door - probably headed for the mail room. My wife never heard another word about the knife. I'll bet the people in the courthouse mail room heard a word or two about it though. 😉
Haha, that's awesome.

Crazy thing is, I could carry one in on me no issue. Security doesn't stop county employees (or in my case a state employee who works in the building) at the metal detector. Just gotta flash your ID and off you go. Both courthouses I've worked at, in different counties, have been that way. But, my fob gets me in a side door with no security anyway, which is the route I usually take.

It's occurred to me more than once how while convenient, it's also slightly concerning...
 
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