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What kind of knife do you carry, if any?
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smoothshooter
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SAK and Benchmade Mini-Griptilian. Every day.
Could never understand the mentality of people who don’t carry one.
It is sadly funny watching some knifeless millenial or anyone trying to open a bag of snack food out of a vending machine by tearing at it with their teeth like an animal, or opening an Amazon shipment box with their fingers.
Could never understand the mentality of people who don’t carry one.
It is sadly funny watching some knifeless millenial or anyone trying to open a bag of snack food out of a vending machine by tearing at it with their teeth like an animal, or opening an Amazon shipment box with their fingers.
SuperTinker SAK and a Spyderco Delica here. I probably use the scissors, tweezers, and bottle opener the most on the SAK, and the Delica for almost everything else.
A SAK Waiter:
OLDSTER
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Here's a great auto ( the knife ); the Piranha Bodyguard. I carry it in rotation with several other autos.
I'm partial to Spyderco's and carry either a Delica 4 or a PM2.
keith44spl
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Have not been with out a pocket knife for more than six decades.
I'm liking this'n for a few years now.
Case Single Blade Trapper Lockback Assisted Opening.
I also carry this one sometimes,
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I'm liking this'n for a few years now.
Case Single Blade Trapper Lockback Assisted Opening.
I also carry this one sometimes,
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Far as what knife. It’s a Buck 110 Auto conversion. I used to do them a decade ago.
BourbonCowboy
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Spyderco Native 5. Light, thin, and easy to open. Fits perfectly in my back pocket.
pacecars
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Hollinger Compadre titanium frame lock with S35vn blade
OLDSTER
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Here's a pretty cool "flipper" shown with a 1946 M&P. It's a Bushmaster Tactical Rescue. Great knife but a little large for EDC. It's my glove compartment knife.
I've noticed that many of the knives that people say they carry don't appear to be used. I wonder what kind of knife they use. Larry
Just started carrying this Cold Steel Spartan. Came from the factory nice and sharp. Getting easier to open with use and it's nice and easy to close.
It's a little heavier than my other knives and I like the heft.
Stevens
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I have loads of pocket knives and leathermans, usually I'll pocket carry a Buck 284 or 285, or sometimes a Leatherman or Buck 112 lite folder in a sheath on my belt.
Steve W
Steve W
JM4151
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EDC Knife, Buck model 290.
I carry a Buck model 290 knife. It is a flipper type with a lock to prevent it from opening in your pocker. The blade stays sharp, and the blade is only a little larger than 2 inches. Perfect for me.
I carry a Buck model 290 knife. It is a flipper type with a lock to prevent it from opening in your pocker. The blade stays sharp, and the blade is only a little larger than 2 inches. Perfect for me.
My Blue Collar Hero Buck 286
I carry a few Buck 110s, 112s. But if it’s pocket carry it’s these Buck 286s.
Similar blade to the 110, half the weight, 1/3 the price
Buck USA Lightweight
I carry a few Buck 110s, 112s. But if it’s pocket carry it’s these Buck 286s.
Similar blade to the 110, half the weight, 1/3 the price
Back to the Queens
I can't speak for others but I do use my #11 daily. It is the one on the left in the picture and is my first, bought when I was in the Navy. I've been collecting for a while which is why the picture I show is full of new looking ones. Same useful knives just waiting for the next generations to appreciate them.
I can't speak for others but I do use my #11 daily. It is the one on the left in the picture and is my first, bought when I was in the Navy. I've been collecting for a while which is why the picture I show is full of new looking ones. Same useful knives just waiting for the next generations to appreciate them.
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heeter3
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With all the raves about the Kershaw leek I bought one.I like it, I retired my gerber skeleton and now take a leek before I leave the house.
