well I was much more into it as a teenager and pre teen... they are all in my mothers home in cincinnati, but I should probably bring them to my house.
- half a dozen throwing stars. - Half a dozen throwing knives of various sizes and weights. - 3 survival knives I got when I was into camping and outdoorsman stuff. The last one I got was a buckmaster, which is the be all end all of survival knifery. - civil war era bayonet. - indigenous Bahaman knife - super bad ass Mexican machete from central Mexico - 5 inch boot knife with black carbide blade - forged European style sword - 3-4 misc. flip open knives, not switch blade. - Couple swiss army/leatherman style things.
and this might not count, but a "practice" samurai sword made of wood. It's very cool. Oh and brass knuckles.
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Date: 2005-04-04 05:50 pm (UTC)How many/what kind do you have?
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Date: 2005-04-04 06:45 pm (UTC)- half a dozen throwing stars.
- Half a dozen throwing knives of various sizes and weights.
- 3 survival knives I got when I was into camping and outdoorsman stuff. The last one I got was a buckmaster, which is the be all end all of survival knifery.
- civil war era bayonet.
- indigenous Bahaman knife
- super bad ass Mexican machete from central Mexico
- 5 inch boot knife with black carbide blade
- forged European style sword
- 3-4 misc. flip open knives, not switch blade.
- Couple swiss army/leatherman style things.
and this might not count, but a "practice" samurai sword made of wood. It's very cool. Oh and brass knuckles.
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Date: 2005-04-05 06:57 pm (UTC)Guns are kind of fascinating. I could see why you'd like them.