Three....
1. Gayle Bradley Carbon Fiber Spyderco with CRM-M4
2. Crkt Hissatsu 2 Folder
3. Spyderco Delica
1. Gayle Bradley Carbon Fiber Spyderco with CRM-M4
2. Crkt Hissatsu 2 Folder
3. Spyderco Delica
What pocket knife do you carry?
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Trident / TF7-CP
Hardcase Black TiNi / Tanto / Straight
My wife and I both have custom Benchmade Griptillians and I also have a Benchmade Adamas, however the grip is obviously my EDC.
Crkt m16-14zsf
Kernshaw Leek. Not big or small or heavy or flimsy. Solid feel. Sharp as he'll for a loooong time. Thought I lost one so I bought another then found the first one...now I have two. I also have big heavy clunkers and a Piraña and SOG automatic. The Piraña is nice but illegal to carry...so I always carry a Kershaw...and Glock G19 when I can.
Emerson CQC-8
Well, like most of our members that have a penchant for sharp things I'm SURE that apart from our razor and firearm collections there are cases, drawers or cabinets filled with pocket knives for our enjoyment and of course, practical use.
I've been into pocket knives as a kid and I'm curious to see what you guys use on a daily basis or change it up often.
Here's a Wally's World surprise, an American made Buck Slim-Line 721. It's not bad for the price and it's sleekness.
I've been into pocket knives as a kid and I'm curious to see what you guys use on a daily basis or change it up often.
Here's a Wally's World surprise, an American made Buck Slim-Line 721. It's not bad for the price and it's sleekness.
Kershaw Skyline. Only pocket knife I carry. Now I'm thinking I might need me a Buck knife.
Very nice! I was just reading some reviews on it. I'm thinking of either getting a Skyline or a Ken Onion Leek.
I never carried a pocket knife full time until I got the Skyline. I've carried it for a few years now. Can't imagine being without it. Made in the USA. It's sturdy, durable, and comfortable in the pocket.
I've even washed it a few times by accident.
I tried to sharpen it once too and completely dulled it. So bad it wouldn't even cut paper. I could run my finger down the edge and it felt like a butter knife.
I was cruising the farmers market one day and there was a knife sharpening booth. For 3 bucks he ran it across a couple grinding wheels and now it's sharper than ever, like Katana sword sharp.
so it will take an edge after being dulled very well. It's good steel
I will generally carry the same knife for several days. Right now I carry a Buck 345.
This is my beater S&W Black Ops I use everyday. It's pretty rough, haha. I'll see if I can snap a pic of my Kershaw, it's at work.
This thing isn't the best made, but it holds an edge pretty well, and I don't care if anything happens to it.
This thing isn't the best made, but it holds an edge pretty well, and I don't care if anything happens to it.
I carry a Gerber Paraframe with me daily.
This is what I've been carrying the last couple of days. It's a little sap from cutting a few branches from the Christmas tree.
Here's my Kershaw Scallion. Another work knife. Very well built and I love the speed safe assisted opening. Hold a decent edge as well.
That's a good looking knife! I have always had one in my glove compartment. Comes in handy for packages at the p.o.or tying the Christmas tree with twine on top of the Toyota etc. Knives are indispensable.
I have several knives in my toolbox, work overall pockets, workshop drawers, etc. I have always carried a pocket knife since my pre-teens 50 years ago. I currently carry a Swiss Army Knife like the one here, although mine is looking a little worse for wear on the handle.
I prefer Opinel knives generally, but not for carrying.
I prefer Opinel knives generally, but not for carrying.
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