The 111 knives are great. I have recently become very fond of the Alpineer. Its comfortable handle, good size razor sharp locking blade and a lightwheigt but solid constuction, makes it a great EDC knife. (Image removed from quote.)
Alpineer, rucksack, carpenter, helmsman, daul pro(Image removed from quote.)Sak's rule !
I think I make the grade!
Only two slide locks for me, a PE Picnicker and an Adventurer. No pix, I'm at (shhh) "work." For some odd reason I like the slide locking mechanism but actually wish it was on the other side. The way it is seems left handed to me (no disparity towards lefties).
Oh forgot The Sentinel Clip(Image removed from quote.)Sak's rule !
Workchamp XL. Largest 111mm knife. It has one of every tool that Victorinox uses on their 111mm line.
Quote from: Chako on June 15, 2014, 10:17:04 PMWorkchamp XL. Largest 111mm knife. It has one of every tool that Victorinox uses on their 111mm line.Where is the tiny gutting blade from the Hunter?
The black scaled hunter has the newer liner lock,which needs to be activated by your thumb.The opposite end of the same liner lock also locks the cap lifter/screw driver.
Quote from: Chako on June 15, 2014, 09:27:04 PMIf the saw was on the right hand side they could call it The Crocodile...
Quote from: Syncop8r on June 16, 2014, 12:29:28 PMQuote from: Chako on June 15, 2014, 09:27:04 PMIf the saw was on the right hand side they could call it The Crocodile...I can see that .Sak's rule !
Quote from: toolguy on June 15, 2014, 04:31:23 PMThe black scaled hunter has the newer liner lock,which needs to be activated by your thumb.The opposite end of the same liner lock also locks the cap lifter/screw driver.I think that is a Fireman.
And of course there is no way Vic would drop the 111s anyway
Quote from: Huntsman on June 17, 2014, 08:58:25 AMAnd of course there is no way Vic would drop the 111s anyway Exactly, you don't drop the product line which has running government contracts.
You are welcome. Here are few more photos.