Knife + handgun photo thread

[dirty & hairy]

Soulmates

 

[DRYHEAT]

 

[Echo40]

Here's a pic of a firearm which I have repeatedly struggled to get a decent pic of due to it's extremely unphotogenic matte black finish, but today the lighting was just right so a took a chance and got a good one on my first try!

A Cold Steel Ti-Lite IV and Walther PPK/S-22.

The PPK/S was actually my first handgun and one which holds a special place in my heart due to fond memories of watching James Bond movies with my father and grandfather growing up.

 

[DRYHEAT]

A pair of 40 somethings

64-2 shipped 9/81 • first issue Spyderco Police Model

 

[TEXASJake]

Here is one for you on this thread ... I will see about putting a new one together with a Smith

 

[DRYHEAT]

2-Tones X2X2 for 7/22/22

 

[Octagun]

 

[thadheth]

A well worn pair from the Roaring Twenties…
(Early Western States knife and M&P)

 

[Smoke]

I don't have a favorite handgun but this is most assuredly my favorite knife.

 

[Smoke]

A well worn pair from the Roaring Twenties…
(Early Western States knife and M&P)

that is a sharp looking pair (no Pun intended

 

[jbtrucker]

Rescaled Red Bone Schrade and Model 64 , Western W742,S742 and Model 67

 

[Echo40]

My brother shared with me a funny picture of his 1911 today that I just had to share because I get a kick out of it...

The Pyra Loadout -- Pyra, my Brother's Ruger SR1911 NRA Edition + Buck of the Month 119 Special.

So, a bit of explanation is required here... My brother calls his SR1911 "Pyra" based off of a videogame character featured in the game Xenoblade Chronicles 2. Why? Because in the game she wears a Red and Black outfit, similar to the color scheme of his SR1911.

The Ruger SR1911 folks will recognize from pics I've posted in the past. It was a gift that I purchased for my brother last year, knowing that he loved bright colored cerakote jobs on guns, and due to the fact that it was just a cool NRA Limited Edition model with the Second Amendment laser-etched into the slide.
The Buck 119 Special is brand new, a Limited Edition Buck of the Month model, one of only 750 made.

BotM 119 Special -- My brother's new Buck of the Month (July 2022) 119 Special. S35VN Stainless Steel Blade with a Red Micarta Handle. (1 of 750)

So yeah, I just felt like sharing that will all of you. I know not everyone digs the red frame, but my brother does, and to be honest, it has grown on me as well. It's unique and flashy, which certainly fits his personality. Yeah, my little brother is eccentric like me.

 

[SBC1320]

My Colt 1911, Sig P938 and a couple of my old knives

 

[garddogg56]

An ol'stag and a BG.380

 

[bigmtnman]

Moose on the Colt, and Elephant ivory on the knife

 

[Echo40]

Here's a gun you've seen before, but paired with a new knife, and a flashlight as a bonus.

Schrade SCHF27, Taurus Judge Magnum, ThruNite BSS V4.

If I were going on a hike through the woods, this is what I would carry.

 

[DRYHEAT]

When I first applied and obtained my CPL I knew I was going to conceal carry a Model 38 S&W. I think my choice started with the iconic 1968 Eddie Adams Saigon photo during Vietnam. It is light, has a shrouded hammer, still can be shot single or double action… plus I was able to shoot it well. I bought this (shipped: Oct. 1972) M38 in 1973 and have carried it for 45+ years.
The ‘inexpensive’ knife is very useful, but if lost or stolen would not cause regret/heartburn VS a $400+ Microtech.

 

[bushmaster1313]

Something Old
Something New

 

[DRYHEAT]

Two old Germans

 

[Kentucky Dave]

S&W Every Day Carry

S&W EDC

Bill beat me to it, but this combo isn't bad company!