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K-Bars What Knife is in your pocket right now?
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Yessir. I’ve two Microtechs and they’re great knives.
Are they made with a full tang?
The rat tail tang of the traditional puukko is sometimes considered a weakness. A traditional puukko is really meant for relatively delicate work. If you want to use it for prying, you might break it.
Since it’s hunting season, I have this on my belt......custom Red Rock Tools Damascus Integral Hunter.
Spyderco PM-2, G-10, CPM S30V. Used for about a year now, holds an edge, not too hard to sharpen, dependable. No complaints.
That is sweet! SOB
I have a Chris Reeve Sebenza Damascus, every time I look at and want to use it, end up asking why and put it back.
Thanks! Steve was great to work with in designing this knife and forged my dream knife.
A spork. Don’t judge I am fat and can still stab you to death if need be.
I haven't found a need to carry a knife in my pajamas for the last 3.5 years.
Ain't retirement grand?????
But when I do, it's an AK47. I like spring operated knives.
Ain't retirement grand?????
But when I do, it's an AK47. I like spring operated knives.
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Same model I have been carrying for better than 10yrs
Ken Onion 1550ST, have two backups in case I misplace one or break one and need to send it in.
Don't feel right not having it in my pocket at all times
Ken Onion 1550ST, have two backups in case I misplace one or break one and need to send it in.
Don't feel right not having it in my pocket at all times
I went through a few of those, from back in the ‘90s, all the non-serrated version. Really handy, quick opening, useful. Lost one for a while, turned out it was in the sink dispose-all. Guess how I found it — FML. It survived and still gets used.
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Benchmade 710. It was a gift from my wife the first year we were married. It was my EDC for a few years but I quit carrying it because I grew to not like partially serrated blades. I recently rediscovered it and damn this is a nice knife, BM shouldn't have discontinued it.
Guardian Tactical Recon 035 with Elmax steel. Fires harder than a Microtech and the blade lock up is more solid.
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I've been carrying a benchmade griptillian for 5 years now. I have 3 at least so I can rotate them in and out.
D2 steel. Badass stuff and the low humidity here doesn't bother it.
I have a few Kershaw's, SOG's, and Gerber's thrown in gloveboxes as spares. So far I've never used anything but the benchmade since I bought my first.
D2 steel. Badass stuff and the low humidity here doesn't bother it.
I have a few Kershaw's, SOG's, and Gerber's thrown in gloveboxes as spares. So far I've never used anything but the benchmade since I bought my first.
Hinderer Gen6 skinny sheepsfoot. These new XM-18 Skinnys are what Hinderers always should've been IMO
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Nothing fancy here. Benchmade Mini Griptillian I've carried for at least 15 years. Also rotate in a Spyderco Delica, Drgonfly and Benchmade CLA. Have a Great Eastern Cutlery 71 in my briefcase for apple cutting duty in 1095 steel.
Grail EDC would be a Reeves Small LH Sebenza. Maybe one day.
Grail EDC would be a Reeves Small LH Sebenza. Maybe one day.
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Oh, forgot I just picked up an Opinel No. 8 Carbon as an alternative (and slightly longer) apple cutter at work. Began working on the patina yesterday with an apple. Crazy sharp and thin blade!
p.s. glad to see many of the blades shown here look like they've actually been used too! Too many sites out there show knives that have never even seen a piece of cardboard...
p.s. glad to see many of the blades shown here look like they've actually been used too! Too many sites out there show knives that have never even seen a piece of cardboard...
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It's unfortunate that some folks have had poor CS experience with Benchmade. Have to say I was pleased with the Benchmade folks. Went out to Oregon a few years ago on vacation, and had to stop by Benchmade's HQ. After looking around, I asked if I could drop my mini-grip off for a "tune up" and pick it up in a day or two, and expected to pay a few bucks for the service. They said to take a look around and they'll give it a once over. Ten minutes later they found me and gave me back the knife. It was taken apart, had new washers put in, sharpened up the blade and mounted a new pocket clip. No charge. Really nice folks. Oh ya, couldn't help myself. Also bought the CLA while I was there 
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Have also visited Spyderco in Golden, CO and they are also really nice folks.
.Have also visited Spyderco in Golden, CO and they are also really nice folks.
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