If you were going to pick 1 fixed blade knife...

[Fringe]

bgoode,
Nice knives for sure. I can't wait till my number comes up and I can see the end of the tunel on that sweet little knife to the left!

[HAMMERDROP]

You guys have all seen one no need to send pic, my choice end all fixed blade and it seems this knife may sum up the the thread! I have had in my possession over half of my life a ...Gerber Guardian double edge that I bought in '81 and its has been everywhere and looks it and still holds an edge, in fact and I cant count the number of times it has bitten me.
" Ralphie put that thing down you'll poke out your eyes ! "
At the time it was considered the 'Cadillac' of fighting knives and the F-250 being the Ka-bar. Its a solid hunk of iron close to a foot long that I have cut down small trees with it of course blistered my hand in the process.
And I cant bring myself to buy another 'Fixed Blade' these are some nice ones you guys posted pics of Thank You. I have a couple of MicroTechs I'll plop the money down but dont see a need to get a new fixed blade ... she aint pretty anymore but I'll bet I could pry up a sewer lid with her and she wouldn't snap !

Michael

[wichaka]

I pack Gerber's LMF II

[Steel]

I've seen some nice blades. Some good for Combat, some good for Bushcraft or Survival in the woods. I have one I think would work well for combat and for a fact works very well in the woods.

[redsox20]

quick question does anyone have any experince with this http://www.benchmade.com/products/pr...aspx?model=140

[mattpittinger]

My old Mad Dog ATAK. It is the best fixed blade I've ever owned. A close second would be my Randall #1.

[DWood]

I have several Randal knives, but I also like the Microtech Currahee (center) for a reasonably priced, fixed blade that is available without a long wait. It's a good size and rugged.