Nothing at the moment "because it's 9:30 pm and I'm home" but lately my edc is my Microtech Combat troodon. I do switch out from time to time.
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K-Bars What Knife is in your pocket right now?
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I REALLY like my Leek but it doesn't go in the pocket deep enough. You can get a version from WalMart for $50 that might be the best $50 knife you can buy.
Similar to my Pro-Tech Newport above. The Newport hides deep in your pocket and is a smidge larger and a few 1/10s of a gram lighter.
HUGE fan of Ken Onion too. I have several of his designs and carried a Ripple for at least 6 years, maybe longer.
The biggest difference for me is the weight. It's almost an ounce.
If you prefer the metric system.
In the pocket.
Very similar otherwise.
If you prefer the metric system.
In the pocket.
Very similar otherwise.
Benchmade Infidel, support side rear pocket. Old school Remington 2 blade folder strong side front pocket.
The STAC by JA Baker.
CPM M4 steel.
3.5" blade, 4" handle. Acid etched.
He makes amazing custom blades...and he's a local!
CPM M4 steel.
3.5" blade, 4" handle. Acid etched.
He makes amazing custom blades...and he's a local!
Usually a Kershaw Leek, S30V assist opening & a Victorinox Executive with red LED on my keychain.
Zero Tolerance ZT0350ST S30V blade.
On weekends its a Benchmade Mini Barrage.
On weekends its a Benchmade Mini Barrage.
Same here, and it's the perfect EDC knife to me. Large enough blade to be useful in a variety of situations with light enough weight that I don't even notice it's in my pocket.
I need one of those, his website doesn't list CPM m4, I wonder if he still uses it. I'm not really interested in any of the steels he has listed, but something like that in M4 or M390 would be the cat's ass.
He'll use pretty much any steel. I do know he prefers the M390 for his hard use stainless customers. I have a couple of his 154CM blades (Viper 4.5" and another STAC), and they're amazing. His heat treat is outstanding.
Microtech Trodon serated. My EDC is like picking an accessory for the day, and consists of several benchmade models, a pair of ProTech models, a trio of Spyderco models, and my microtech. I also carry a barage of fixed blade options depending on the application, but my favorite is a Chris Reeve fixed blade with 8" of act right.
If out on the town in Heritage boots I like to tuck either of these gentleman's cutters in my front pocket; custom Philip Booth automatic opener (switchblade) or a Chris Reeve titanium folder; law enforcement doesn't get called when someone at an adjacent dining table observes them being used to cut bread.
Finally found a CF Millet clip for my BHQ Sebenza. Its complete.
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Cheers,
Sirhr
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Cheers,
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