This one a proud piece of my display I like it. Just a gorgeous knife with a perfect design.

Gerber 22-01966 Covert Knife with Serrated Edge

When I'm off work I usually carry a fix blade this is one nice example that i got from my buddy Bo.

Comes with a nice leather sheath.

Smith & Wesson POLICE #820

FIRST PRODUCTION RUN

Nice one James did you made it yourself? 

Here is my today tactical purchase.

GLOCK 78 the ARMY version without the saw top.

Patrik....

Nice Glock knife.

Nice work James they are looking awesome do you sell them ?

Thank you Clint this GLOCK will be for a friend I have my old olive right now doing reconstruction work on that one soon as I finish I will post some pictures. It is a German spring steel it rusts like hell if you are not careful. 

I experimented wit some new polishing heads with diamond rubber.

This is my first ,,tactical tanto knife' ' i bought it 10 years ago.  I have borrowed it yo my cousen and he did not used it lightly.

The handle coating was originally black but when I did get it back there were just black spots from the original coating the blade coating was scratched up I did tried to polish the handle and the false edge and did bring back the edge. I came with just tip down mount so I did drill the holes for a tip up mounting.  I think this knife has similarities with some microtech knives not sure about the models.

Here are some pictures.

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Good point Steve. I have just asked the same question.Tip down seems a bit safer to me, as per my pic.However some guys do like it the other way around, especially when using a wave like opening system. 

Wow what is the name and brand of the knife Andre?

Looks like a custom 350-600 USD knife.

Are those anodized titanium liners?

This looks for me more a safe-queen then a tactical blade.

Anyway thank you for sharing.  

Thanks Patrik , Its called the" Ronin Fighter" 3,9" blade 14C 28 N steel.{sandvic}

G10 scales, titanium liners and clip, all handmade, by me.

My dealer sell these for $450 to $500, but you are also welcome to buy direct from me.

OMG man that is just awesome this second picture is even more beautiful. Respect man ! I could not start witch to  pick your blades look awesome. Unfortunately right now custom made knives are out of my price range.

Anyway do you have a website where you present all your work ? 

Very nice Andrè, I have had one of yours, and I can say that they are made very well. Knives to be used. Very durable.

Very nice Andre.

Point up or point down, I have carried them all and never had one come open on me.  If the quality is there then there shouldn't be a problem.

So Andre, did you make this knife...or am I speed reading this wrong?

Ok I guess I found my answer Andre.  Your blade design is different.  I am curious so could you explain the functionality of this design?  Also, do you make each one at a time?  If so Patric this knife's price range is very reasonable.

Anyone know anything about a company called Microtech?  I see their website but have never really heard anything about their knives.

Jan...

Good company with decent knives...known for their auto knives.  Their knives are very well made but not quite up to the level Pro-Tech is.

Hi Jan. Microtech knives company are owned an run by the Marfione family.

Tom and Susan have Italian heritage. They started in 1994 in Vero Beach FL making high end automatic side opening and OTF knives for law enforcement and military. In 2007 they started under licence to make US made version of the Steyr AUG assault rifle. See MSAR. Today they are knowed primarily for they out of from automatic knives and of course for the Marfione custom knives see the blade 2012 winners. They also offer a variety of manual opening knives witch of the most popular are the Socom Elite and Select fire.  So if you are in market to buy yourself a nice semi custom knife for 300-500 USD or a full custom they go arround 2200 I would recommend them be sure to check your local knife law.  Take care.

Socom elite black manual version:

Select Fire dual action version

Marfione Custom Whaleshark - Blued Damascus

Hi Guys

Sorry went spearfishing for a few days, but the vis was not good.Got a few "crayfish "as we call them here.

Yes Clint these are made by me , one at a time , all handmade.

I don't have a web site at the moment.

Thanks for the great comments guys.!!!

Andre,

Have you gotten a website up yet?  Made anything new lately?  I would love to see more pics of your work

Hi Jan

No I have not, I been moving house, but I will have a few new pics up by month end.

Regards

Hello Tactical friends I would like to share with you my assisted opening knives collection and I would like to see yours :-)

Thanks Hog, I needed that

Queen has ventured into the tactical line

Tactical ? :-)

The Ontario Knife Company Decima features a 3-inch, grey powder-coated drop point blade made of 420HC steel. As blade materials go, this is a hard, strong carbon/stainless blend that holds its edge extremely well and is easy to resharpen after extended use. The steel is inherently corrosion resistant, and when you add the fact that the blade is powder coated, it creates the ultimate combination for use in the most abusive of environments.

The handle is made of G10, a fiberglass-based laminate that is known for its rugged durability and light weight. Checkering has been added to the hande to ensure a solid grip, whether you are field dressing an animal, using it as a survival tool or keeping attackers at bay. For added security in hand, Ontario Knife Company designed the grip with an indention for your forefinger and a ribbed, no slip thumb press when pushing the blade with extreme pressure. All total, the Ontario Knife Company Decima checks in at a hair over 8 inches long.

The Ontario Knife Company Decima comes with a fitted plastic sheath featuring an adjustable belt clip. With sheath, the total package weighs in at a scant 9 ounces. So, whether you wear it or carry it in your hunting pack, you will not notice it is there until you need it.

Nice review Jan.  Ontario also has the contract for the Marine's combat knife.

Fine collection Patrik. Thanks for sharing.

Nice spydie, Stephen.

Here is mine Endura 4 Tactical Black version.

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I will be sharing some spec on these but thought I would give you a bit of a preview

• Handle Material: 6061 T6
• Blade Material: 154 CM
• Blade Thickness:  .125"
• Closed Length: 4.875"
• Overall Length:  8.375"
• Blade Length: 3.5"
• Weight:  145 grams
• Glass Breaker
• Razor Belt Cutter
• Edge: Half Straight/Half Serrated

Handle Material: 154 CM overlaid with a textured rubber handle
Blade Material: 154 CM
Overall Length: 8.875"
Blade Length: 4.5"
Blade Thickness: .140"
Weight: 188 grams
Edge: Half Straight/Half Serrated

These Famars come in at less than 150.00 and are practical as users at that price.  Very Nice Knives

If anyone picks one of these up let me know, I would like to know how they use

Hard use Tactical EDC Rotation knives. I don't swap them out everyday of the week, but I could and not carry the same knife twice in a 2 week period. But these are my favorite ones, the rest may be traded away. (Top-Bottom: ZT 0560, 350 & 1725CB JYDII. (L-R) Benchmade 581, 583-1, 810 and 710.

My Tactical EDC these couple of days Protech TR 4.1 Automatic

Nice knives Patrik.  the ProTech is one of the best auto knives you can buy in the world.  You can pay more but you can't buy better.  The lower one is nice too.  What make is the little one?

I do agree with you Clint as far as money VS function goes. I do love me some autos I have also some Microtech autos but you cant take them apart for maintenance because they have those special screws. Plus taken them apart voids your warranty. The small one is a Strider PT one of my friends knife is there only for size comparison,

Yes David I have the Kestrel and Vector what do you need to know ?

Can you show us some pictures ?

It depends on the condition but I would say from 130-250 for some serious collector maybe even more. 

Micro Tech autos are good but Pro Tech are twice as good.  This is a fact and not a bit B.S.

This is a Pro Tech Godson with a Gaetan Beauchamp Elk Scrim.  One of only ten. Got it from Heritage Collectables at the Blade show a few years ago from 

Following the SHOT SHOW is an invitation only show, still in Vegas but a bit of a different knife event.  25 of the "elite" tactical makers are invited to this event & it's only a 5-Hour show by invitation ONLY!

Has anyone had their hands on one of these?  Just wondering, I had never heard of them before

Hi, guys.  I have a few Tactical/Combat fixed blades.

This is a Gerber Mark II in L6 steel I picked up while in the military.  Ser.# 080725 - made in 1979, if I read the date code chart correctly.  The smaller knife is a Gerber Guardian, which I picked up about the same time, but the date code is meaningless, according to Bernard Levine.