Post Your Guns

[Rick James]

I'm liking the more robust style that Couch and Yacqueli posted.  What is the advantage of the composite blade on that JYD?

Does anyone have experience with Lone Wolf knives? Specifically the Blackfoot?  I'm not against paying more for a higher quality steel.  I want this sucker to last.

[A.Hol]

rick, handle a griptilian 551.  they're pretty damn burly, too.  i prefer it to my kershaws.  

[yacqueli]

I'm liking the more robust style that Couch and Yacqueli posted.  What is the advantage of the composite blade on that JYD?

Does anyone have experience with Lone Wolf knives? Specifically the Blackfoot?  I'm not against paying more for a higher quality steel.  I want this sucker to last.

it is suposed to stay sharper longer. it is a composite steal that is sammiched in there and its pretty dialed.. COUCH knows more about it.

I bought it because the g10 feels so fucking dialed in the hands

[couch]

I'm liking the more robust style that Couch and Yacqueli posted.  What is the advantage of the composite blade on that JYD?

Does anyone have experience with Lone Wolf knives? Specifically the Blackfoot?  I'm not against paying more for a higher quality steel.  I want this sucker to last.

The G10 Scales are amazing! G10 in general is great stuff, and the checkering they did feels really good. Grips when wet and isn't too rough.

The two part blades utilize a harder, longer wearing and more expensive steel (CPMD2) for the blade edge and a cheaper tougher steel (still great stuff) (Sandvik 13C26 stainless) for the backbone of the blade. Helps keep things sharper longer, tougher and cheaper.

This is what Kershaw has to say about the JYD II

DESCRIPTION:



The new made-in-the-USA Junkyard Dog features stainless-steel construction for heavy-duty performance. The blade is Sandvik 13C26, a stainless chromium steel that provides high hardness and excellent corrosion resistance. The handle of the JYD I is 410 stainless steel for impact strength and corrosion resistance. The JYD II has lighter weight G-10 scales attached to a sturdy steel frame. A new one-handed, index-finger opening system first builds up pressure and then pops the blade up out of the handle for easy deployment by either left- and right-handed knife users. A locking liner secures the blade in place, while a removable pocket clip keeps the JYD close at hand.



SPECIFICATIONS:



Made in the USA
Steel:     Sandvik 14C28N stainless steel

Handle:     Textured grey G-10
Blade Length:    3 3/4 in. (9.8 cm)
Closed Length:    4 7/8 in. (12.5 cm)
Overall Length:    N/A
Weight:    5.2 oz.



FEATURES:



•  Locking Liner
•  Pocket Clip

[couch]

My next two knives will be Todd Begg designs produced by Boker.

Kiridashi


Mach II

[couch]

I also need to pick this up soon.

Surefire LX2 Lumamax

[yacqueli]

get on it!

speaking of getting lights i will be picking up another weapon light.
surefire scout

[couch]

Talk to your guy about that LX2, I have cash in hand.

[yacqueli]

Talk to your guy about that LX2, I have cash in hand.

not till the mill is in the kitchen.


































ill ask him tomorrow

[A.Hol]

My next two knives will be Todd Begg designs produced by Boker.

Kiridashi


Mach II

what's the main function of the first one?  looks odd to me.

[eazy_tom]

What does everyone have for knives?  I'm in the market for a quality one that I can carry around on a daily basis.

I've got a Spyderco D2 para military its the nicest knife I have every handled besides the Sprint run orange g10 military man was that thing smooth to bad I sold it.
I would look into Spyderco they have some of the best quality control and designs out there. I own one Kershaw and it's a great knife,
but Spyderco I my favorite company by far. Once I get some extra cash I'm going to pick up a Strider, probably an SNG.

[couch]

not till the mill is in the kitchen.

ill ask him tomorrow

I have no control over that! I have cash in hand for that too! Damn backorder :mad2:

[couch]

what's the main function of the first one?  looks odd to me.

Carving wood usually but some use them as backup knives since they are small and light. I like it since its under 2" and I can conceal it here in CA legally. Its the best looking/feeling small knife that I've been able to find and I really like Todd Begg knives.

[yacqueli]

Carving wood usually but some use them as backup knives since they are small and light. I like it since its under 2" and I can conceal it here in CA legally. Its the best looking/feeling small knife that I've been able to find and I really like Todd Begg knives.

i need to re read that law and let you know about the section code.

[couch]

I need to start carrying my KaBar Becker Necker BK11 again!


For those asking about the sandwiched blades, heres a great shot of a sandwiched BK11