Knife + handgun photo thread

[wundudnee]

My last falls Tulsa finds. A K22 Combat Masterpiece and my first Randall.

 

[M1A]

S&W 25-5 and blade by Buffalo Waller. Elk antler and buffalo horn.

 

[RSBH44]

Love that Nessmuk and Bowie knife!!

 

[HalfStack]

HK USP 9mm and HK Turmoil OTF

 

[lawandorder]

Something a bit more primitive..................

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[M1A]

S&W 325PD 4" .45 ACP with Spyderco Endura.

 

[DRYHEAT]

 

[DRYHEAT]

My first Walther: P-38, $35, 1962, Andy & Bax Surplus, Portland, OR
My 2nd Walther: PPQ45, HD pistol, 12+1, .45 ACP

 

[garddogg56]

Bodyguard and sum buffalo horn

 

[SweetMK]

How about a knife and bullet pic!!??

Ok,,, OK,,, knife and gun,,,

OOPS,, that was gun and bullet pic,,,
Lets try again,,,

AND,, I thought I had a better knife/gun pic,,,,,

 

[Wyo]

My Grandad's 22/32 Heavy Barrel Target and an old Western knife that he often carrie while hunting:

 

[wuluf]

Blackhawk and Custom



Blackhawk by Ruger
Knife by Gary Griffen of Bend, Oregon

 

[jculloden]

Stay Tuned

Beautiful M19 & M10 3"
Titanium Due Bois Stag Auto #5 of 5 for 2012

 

[eb07]

GREAT pics in this thread!

 

[Thuer]

A bit to much revolver prehaps? But I could not help it. The light was good, the Colts and the props to. So, I did make a picture.

 

[Papaw]

Lots of great pictures here. 29-2 and Morseth.

 

[Papaw]

Kel-Tec PF9 and Glock knife. I have no Glock pistol to put in the picture.

 

[ContinentalOp]

I don't think anyone will be accusing me of being "tacticool" anytime soon...

And with the Ladybug's bigger brothers, the Delicas...

 

[JaPes]

Here's a picture of the Taurus PT92 I used to own alongside my tactical butter knife. The gun has been sold/traded off, but the tactical butter knife is a keeper.

The tactical butter knife is awesome. It has an ergonomic tactical handle with serrations along the back of the handle for additional grip. Because of this, I've never felt the need to stipple the grip. The blade might as well been forged by master Japanese katana sword smiths. It is rigid where it needs to be yet remains incredibly flexible. The micro groove serrations on the cutting edge shorten the lock time between dry toast on plate to buttered toast in my mouth.

 

[Papaw]

Here's a picture of the Taurus PT92 I used to own alongside my tactical butter knife. The gun has been sold/traded off, but the tactical butter knife is a keeper.

The tactical butter knife is awesome. It has an ergonomic tactical handle with serrations along the back of the handle for additional grip. Because of this, I've never felt the need to stipple the grip. The blade might as well been forged by master Japanese katana sword smiths. It is rigid where it needs to be yet remains incredibly flexible. The micro groove serrations on the cutting edge shorten the lock time between dry toast on plate to buttered toast in my mouth.

Everyone knows the tactical butter knife holds more butter and spreads it faster but I'm never changing from my old-school wood-handled butter knife.