show your 4x4 and matching knives

Too quiet here, so I thought I would try to get folks to post their 4x4 and matching knives.
here is my Jeep Wrangler Rubicon and my Buxton fighter, Model 16 and Model 15 camp knife

Peter

Looking good, Peter!! I'll have to go down to my Kubota and get my Model 5-6 in a picture. Love the orange handles that match your Jeep. Lucille and I have the distinction of riding in it a few years ago. Still appreciate that time and the brewski as well.

Pap

Nice Rig! No matching knife for my truck though. I gave my Randall 28 black handle black sheath to my daughter this summer as a birthday gift!

I DEFINITELY want to be Peter when I grow up!

My 4x4 is in the body shop after hydra planning on the inter-state doing a 180 and slamming the guard rail, tore up both bumpers, the bed and the grill, my Yamaha 4x4 is dead in the water right now, needs a trip to the shop for card cleaning and some minor work. I will post a pic of my truck when I get it back along with a pic of my Glades Hunter.

Lucky you walked away from that one! Hope they can get the rig all fixed up for ya

Amen Sidney, glad you are still able to talk about it. Rubber side down, my friend.

Pap

The body shop finally called and said my truck was ready. It has been in the shop since Nov.23 and is just now done. They said they were so busy and had lost most of their help so the delay. Lucky I had another ride.

Nice ride Peter! Love that orange! I wonder if those knives get a working out like that Jeep does!!

Don't really have a matching knife, but here's my daily driver 4x4:

Here is my 4x4 Jeep in Recon Green and Wally's Model 16 in Bright Green. Not exactly the same green, but close enough.

Thanks Mell, Rob and Lori

Trying to get more posts here on the forums

Peter

I will have to find a photo of a silver and black Randall to go with this one.

Most of my photos are too large to post here. Not my first choice to match my Jeep but it will do.

Tom
Great looking Jeep and knife, I see you have locking hubs on the rear also, that isn't too common around here

Peter

Rear locking hubs makes it easier to flat tow when you have a Dana 300 transfer case. It didn't work though. The rear hubs weren't up to the torque of the 401 V-8. I had to bolt them down.

Thanks
good to know. I haven't flat towed my JK

Peter

Nice Jeep, Tom!

Knife too!

Very nice looking 4x4's and knives. Thanks for posting.

Love your Jeep Tom, I am now having new car Jeep Fever!! And of course the Randall is nice too.

When Peter approached me about this thread, I was "all-in"! Unfortunately, I had to run down some of the "material" to match this thread. "Safe" to say, I found some in my stash! Seeing as how we are trying to "match-up" these combos and seeing as how Tom The Bomb has elected to open the door for some "not-so-much" used RMKs, I'll add to this thread in 2 parts:
1st: Not just my hunting 4x4 but my work truck as well. Yota Tacoma.
Best, Capt. Chris

Seeing as how this rig is mostly black & white...Here goes:
A) RMK Model #15-5 1/2", CDT in elephant ivory with a black Model C sheath (NHS)
B) RMK Model #10-4 1/2" Drop Point in elephant "bark" ivory and a black pouch sheath
C) RMK Model #19-5" with a piece of popcorn black & white stag, supplied by me and a Model A sheath in black
D) No black sheath but the proper "G-4" Johnson sheath for my Large Walter Grigg "Barlow" in elephant ivory and nickel silver bolster.
Stay sharp, Capt. Chris

I don't know if we have any other members who own/drive 4x4's but it would be great to see your "rigs" also. Don't be shy and if you need help posting photos get in touch with some of us and we'll get them up there for you.
My next post shows a rig I can use in the Bama woods..."most" of the time. Translation: When it doesn't involve too much mud, rain or snow! This is, what I have fondly nicknamed: Captain Chris' Silver Streak! A golf car is a great alternative and reduces noise going to and from your deer hunt...and: Ask RamKing. It'll bring deer out of the woods also.
OK: Being as how this rig is silver and black with a tan top...here ya' go:
A) Rare Model #3-4" with a #6 blade grind, 7 spacers, Low S, unlined thong hole, 22 shaped handle and a custom Johnson (Maurice) sheath that can be worn horizontal or vertical.
B) Model #8-4", Low S...also black micarta and a tan original "pouch-style" sheath (Johnson)
C) Rare Model #10-3 1/2" in black & tan. (Silver blade---Ha-ha)
D) Nice Model #21 with dark (almost black) stag.
Stay sharp, Capt. Chris

I have a 2007 Lincoln LT 4x4, basically a fancy F150, that was Lucille's, a 1996 Ford Bronco 4x4 mint, a 2006 Kubota 900 UTV 4x4, and a 1989 Yamaha Golf Cart, not 4x4. They are all so muddy, I'd be embarrassed to send pictures, but when it gets a little nicer, I'll take some pictures. The golf cart has a Smith Titanium 9 shot 22, all the others each have a Glock 19, but the Lincoln also has a North American Arms 22 mag on the visor. In addition, all also have a Gransford Brok hatchet, and fire extinguisher. Randall's in every one too.

Pap

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Cap
Great looking rigs and knives, I really like some of those knives that can't be made any longer

Peter

Cap,
The pistol has me scratching my head. Is that a Bisley 32-20?

It's a 2nd generation Bisley, custom engineered with a New Frontier barrel and an incredible job done on the rear sight! It matches up nicely with my Browning Model #53 deluxe lever action in 32-20!
Stay sharp, Capt. Chris
PS: Handmade cocobola grips!

Nice shot with the 45-70 cartridges.

I have an Official Police 32-20 that came from my grandfather's hardware store that burned in 1938. The store burned, not the Colt.

I stayed in my grandmother's night table until she passed. Then it made its way to me.

Tom that revolver looks brand new, very nice I also like the fishing plugs.

Tom,2 of my favorite things! Colts and Randall's!!

Those are both a couple of fine looking revolvers. I enjoy older guns, with preference to Old Family Guns.

Here is my 4x4 along with my Glades Hunter.

Very nice Sydney, both of them !!

Pap

Thanks Pappy.

Sidney
Thanks for posting, nice looking truck and I have always liked the Glades Hunters

Peter