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K-Bars What Knife is in your pocket right now?
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Random piece of flat stock I ground to an edge then created a handle out if duct tape. Stabs things real good.
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I am still carrying a PUMA 970 PUMA Game warden. that I scored in a box lot sale for a Buck or 2 and only bid on the Pocket Knife Collection because I knew this knife was in there, New in the Box.
Sharp as a Razzor. FM
Sharp as a Razzor. FM
I've had a little Kershaw Leek in my pocket for the last 11 years - it holds an edge and works great for little things.
Laconico Keen from Massdrop. I really like this knife, far more than I thought I would. It carries well, takes a wicked edge and flips open like its on bearings (but with washers). I just wish it was a little lighter. Some lightening pockets in the scales would be killer!
Cold steel code 4 with a drop point blade...it's super thin yet still a large knife.
Sometimes, a full tang custom karambit made by a buddy... truly a work of art
Bench
Sometimes, a full tang custom karambit made by a buddy... truly a work of art
Bench
I have a knife problem, and have far more than I'll ever need. I should probably do something about that at some point...
Today I carried a Hinderer Eklipse Gen2. It's a somewhat recent acquisition for me. I've always wanted a Hinderer, and this one came along at the right time and right price for me to jump on it. I find it to be a little more resistant to leaving the pocket than I'd like, but is otherwise a solid knife. The action is smooth, it locks up solid, and fires reasonably well. I'm just not certain if it fills a need for me or not, with there being other things I could probably use more (and with no shortage of other excellent blades to use). Time will tell, but I'll agree that they're very well made knives built for hard use!
Today I carried a Hinderer Eklipse Gen2. It's a somewhat recent acquisition for me. I've always wanted a Hinderer, and this one came along at the right time and right price for me to jump on it. I find it to be a little more resistant to leaving the pocket than I'd like, but is otherwise a solid knife. The action is smooth, it locks up solid, and fires reasonably well. I'm just not certain if it fills a need for me or not, with there being other things I could probably use more (and with no shortage of other excellent blades to use). Time will tell, but I'll agree that they're very well made knives built for hard use!
Microtech halo VI without safety in a kydex holster. It's the after work out on the town carry choice, when I don't have access to firearms.
I did that in high school shop class with several pieces of flat bar stock. Ground 'em up into nice, razor sharp double edged S&W boot-dagger style blades, drilled the tangs, fitted crude wooden handles and sold them to my buddies for $5 a piece. I was a fucking rude boy...
Benchmade North Fork G10 grips for 3yrs.
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North Fork Family
<p>A compact AXIS® folding hunting knife with a recurved blade to assist with processing duties. Keep a North Fork knife in your pocket and a fixed blade in your pack. Made in USA.</p>
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Always have my Microtech SOCOM elite on me. Fantastic knife, i've been very impressed with the Microtechs.
Its my general purpose folding knife, for defense i carry a strider fixed blade
Its my general purpose folding knife, for defense i carry a strider fixed blade
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Up until a year ago it was a ZT0301 for damn near a decade, last year I got a Hinderer XM-18 and had been carrying it exclusively. Last month I went out and bought some autos and really fell in love with the Benchmade Autocrat (left in bottom picture) so I've been carrying it in my strong side pocket and the XM-18 in my week side pocket. I also bought a rare custom Strider SMF (Merica knife in top two pics) last month and just can't bring myself to carrying it but last week I got a Strider SNG (black knife in top two pics) and it's replaced the Hinderer as my EDC utility blade. I love the damn thing. The Hinderer is honestly a more practical knife, quicker//easier to deploy because of the flipper and probably a little strong design, but there's just something about a Strider. If I need something to deploy quick that's what the Benchmade Autocrat in my right pocket is for, or the HK USP nestled in my waistband right above my dick.
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Today is a Kershaw Ken Onion. Was a freebie from way back in the day. It’s been beaten and abused but stays around for more.
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