Yep, got my Dad's - it's quite similar but lives in a Navy issue plastic sheath.
The perfect survival knife is like the perfect pistol. It's the one you always take with you.Guess the "Perfect Survival Knife" is the one that you never need to use in an actual survival situation. :thumbsup:
I've carried a Victorinox Adventurer every day for the last 30 years or so, and a CRKT M16 every day for the last 10 or so. I'm very happy with both.I've got a Syderco I like in the field but the two I always carry are my Case Stockman and a Spyderco Endura.
The CRKT M16 is my EDC. It's a fantastic knife and a very good value.I've carried a Victorinox Adventurer every day for the last 30 years or so, and a CRKT M16 every day for the last 10 or so. I'm very happy with both.
Can't disagree in any way. If I lost, broke, or (not likely) wore mine out, I'd get another without hesitation.The CRKT M16 is my EDC. It's a fantastic knife and a very good value.
Mine has the two little holes in the upper handguard (I'd forgotten about them till you mentioned it). What's this SV-2 thing I'm supposed to affix it to?The Navy drills 2 wholes in the upper handguard which allow the knife to be tied with a lanyard and affixed to the SV-2.
I have one of those clever fold-up ones (probably a copy, I doubt it's USGI-spec), but have never really used it for anything. Thanks for reminding me of it--it might be useful around the yard sometimes. (I haven't actually been "into the boonies" in years, probably decades.)Snake, do you ever take an entrenching tool into the boonies? Try sharpening one side and it makes a nice ax/shovel tool.
Very interesting, thanks!