New Member's Please Introduce yourself!

[ghostsix]

I am sure that you know me.

[theflatfoot]

Hello to all.

I am usually a lurker and read the post to learn things I never even thought about. I am a Cruffler and I am especially interested in semi-auto military weapons. Thank you for this board.

theflatfoot

[McGowan]

I'm Liam
I'm a Sapper (soon to be cpl) in 1st Combat Engineers here in Edmonton Canada
I collect mass amounts of military gear including gear from all over the world. I'm also a qualifide second year welder here in Canada. .waiting to get my B presure

[jripper]

Hello,

I'm not really a new member, but have never really introduced myself. My name is Joel Ripper. I'm a Probation Officer in central Illinois. I am a former Police Officer, and still am a part time firearms instructor at the Univeristy of Illinois Police Training Institute.

I'm an active IPSC/USPSA competitor, deer hunter, and certified gun nut. I found this forum originally because I like the AR 15 platform, but am not thrilled with the performance of the .223. I ran accross the .300 whisper, and then this forum. Most of my experience is with 1911 and Glock pistols, but also like playing with military rifles.

[IH228]

Hi I'm Rick "IH228" = my 1978 Ironhead Sportster and B-D.

I visit many boards and enjoy meeting and making new online friends.

I'm married and with mine and hers equals 6 kids (mine are grown) and a new Rat Terrior puppy. I love guns and knives and have shot Bullseye.

Cya's round,
Rick

[matthewdanger]

Just wanted to introduce myself. I am long time knife user. I do not collect.

I have wanted a Buck 184 since the first time I saw one when I was 8 years old (1988). I am now 25 and I came across one online for 13.99 so I snatched it up in a heart beat.

I have found this site to be very informative, many thanks to Quarterbore for puting it together. Hopefully you all can help me with some questions I have about my 184.

Thanks,
Matt

[Quarterbore]

There are many people here that know far more then I do about these knives... So, share your questions and we all can expand our knowledge a little!

Sounds like you got one heck of a steal on the Buck-184!

[holmes]

new member here,hello all.
i bought a LAN-CAY m9 bayonet a while back,fell in love at first sight.anyways i was looking into m9's and a few places led me here so here i am :D

[Fatstrat]

Hello, I'm Fatstrat. Many of you may recognize my "handle" as a type of guitar. You are correct, I play guitar, but not very well.
Growing up, my younger brother and I both liked knives. Over the years we both had/lost alot of them.
Recently my folks found a box of knives that had belonged to us. Some of them I remember, and some that were possibly my brothers, I don't. Apparently the folks just collected the knives they found laying about. All of these knives will likely be at least 30 yrs old.
While I have ordered a knife collectors book to try to ID some of these knives and thier possible values, I've come here to see what info might be gained as well. Thanks in advance for any helpful info. Fatstrat

[biboufab]

Hi all , i'm Fabrizio the Mad frenchy boy !!!! and i'm passionate of AMERICA .... BUCK KNIFE / BAYOS .... and LANCAY bayo .......AND SPACE TECHNOLOGY .......... AND " THE " FORUM of " THE " FORUM : Q U A R T E R B O R E !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Aaarrggh !!! i miss my second prefer forum !!!! : B----F----- ! ! ! I' d receive on this two GREATEST FORUM a fantastic welcome provenance of all Friend's knife-collectors , and Masters of Blades ... Bill Porter and Joe Houser ! my Father's spirit
Another THANX and BEAUTIFUL LONG LIFE for themselves .........
(PS : always sorry for my english ...as i said : without my dictionary : IT' S TERRIFIC !)
LOVE ALL
Fabrizio for WWW.M9M4.COM