Show me your knives!

[Mike41793]

Current collection.

What is the 3rd one down/in from the right?

[Larguello]

Some impressive knives, makes me want to get some more.
This is my favorite knife though its a case trapper.

[threezero]

What is the 3rd one down/in from the right?

It's the mcusta mc1 from seki Japan =D

can't get enough of how beautiful this knife is. Kind of make me want the real deal

[DooLittle]

My new Gerber machete. Gonna go to war with some blackberry bushes.

[olstyn]

Uggghhh....ive searched n searched through storage box after storage box...
I hope i didnt sell it...it was my fave piece! Thing cost me a mint too...i hope it turns up. I did, however come across these lil gems whilst i continue my search...

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That 3-bladed thing confuses me; it seems like the (theoretical) intent is for it to be thrown, but it appears that the only "safe" way to throw it would be such that the points and sharpened sides would face away from the target as it hits.

...or am I just being silly trying to assign "practical" value to something that's probably supposed to be a display piece anyway?

[Mike41793]

That 3-bladed thing confuses me; it seems like the (theoretical) intent is for it to be thrown, but it appears that the only "safe" way to throw it would be such that the points and sharpened sides would face away from the target as it hits.

...or am I just being silly trying to assign "practical" value to something that's probably supposed to be a display piece anyway?

You're looking at it wrong. If you look closely you can see the blade is on the inside of the curve, not the outside. So if you throw it at someone it will slice/hook into them.

[Foschi Exotic Serpents]

Current collection.

I see a Benchmaid there.. Nice

[threezero]

I see a Benchmaid there.. Nice

Yep the benchmade blade is my most carry and used knife

[dr del]

Ooo,

I have a benchmade too.

[olstyn]

You're looking at it wrong. If you look closely you can see the blade is on the inside of the curve, not the outside. So if you throw it at someone it will slice/hook into them.

I'm not looking at it wrong; I'm just not understanding how you could grip it to throw with the blades facing such that they'd rotate "correctly" without slicing into yourself in the process. Maybe if you throw it as if it were a frisbee? Does that work?