I Use Small Knives More Than Bigun's
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KLYDE
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Two snubbies.
While pic one is good for the barbecue my EDC knife is the "Kamp King" made by Imperial. My father gave me this knife when I was 5 years old back in 1962. Still solid and tight. I keep a good edge on it. Probably cost $1.98 back then. 55 years later, to me, worth a million.
Klyde
While pic one is good for the barbecue my EDC knife is the "Kamp King" made by Imperial. My father gave me this knife when I was 5 years old back in 1962. Still solid and tight. I keep a good edge on it. Probably cost $1.98 back then. 55 years later, to me, worth a million.
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Rpg
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My EDC knife is a 1934 Camillus StreamLine penknife.
I've gutted deer with it and it's all I carry bird hunting.
I've gutted deer with it and it's all I carry bird hunting.
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Usmc5811
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My EDC is a SOG trident that's going on close to 13 years carried daily. It's done everything from open 50lb bags of salt to gutting and quartering a deer. It's also been known to be used as a flat head screwdriver on the back of the blade sometimes also. However I will be using my Edmund Davidson knife this coming hunting season.
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Mora plain blade, basic knife
Simply the best, simplest, all-around field knife made.
Morakniv Mora of Sweden Basic 511 3.625" Carbon Steel Plain Blade, MG Green Polymer Handle, Black Polymer Sheath - KnifeCenter - 01828
Simply the best, simplest, all-around field knife made.
Morakniv Mora of Sweden Basic 511 3.625" Carbon Steel Plain Blade, MG Green Polymer Handle, Black Polymer Sheath - KnifeCenter - 01828
LedFowl
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I carry one of these little guys every day. Nothing here over 3" folded.
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I carry one of these every day:
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Marshwheeling
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My modest array of peanuts, two Case, one Frost and a Rough Rider. The yellow delrin with CV blades gets the most carry. 2 7/8" closed, with a 2" main blade. All the knife I will ever need most days, and a peanut made it past the metal detector at Target Field the other night.
Most of the knives I carry are in the neighborhood of 3 1/2" closed, with blades under 3".
Most of the knives I carry are in the neighborhood of 3 1/2" closed, with blades under 3".
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bearfoot
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EDC, 2" Boker fighting knife. cut down nylon sheath, sewed. worn on belt. blade is a little wide, never even know it's on the belt.
Jim1392
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For the last year a Benchmade "North Fork"....... 2.9" blade
The only thing that gets used more is my single AAA ....... Fenix LD02 or Streamlight
Small = good ............in your pocket .... not at home!!!!
The only thing that gets used more is my single AAA ....... Fenix LD02 or Streamlight
Small = good ............in your pocket .... not at home!!!!
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CAJUNLAWYER
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This is one of those dirty little secrets of knives. While I'll take a back seat to nobody when it comes to admiring a well crafted blade, 99% of my needs can be met with a SAK huntsman (I actually prefer to carry the Tinkerr because it's thinner). I'm a bird hunter and clean all my birds with a SAK and a pair of shears. Fishing is easy-I always have a couple of Dexter 7" flexible filet knives on the boat. That's pretty much it. I own lots of knives, like the Myerchin rigging knives ( a beautiful thing) and the Myerchin survival-dive knife but these to tell the honest unvarnished truth rarely get used because I always have my swiss army knife 
BUt don't get me wring-If I see something that looks cool and rings my bell, I'll probably buy it But I make my money inside wearing suits and belt knives really don't go well with seersucker
BUt don't get me wring-If I see something that looks cool and rings my bell, I'll probably buy it
But I make my money inside wearing suits and belt knives really don't go well with seersucker 
I'm a Benchmade snob.
The two on the left get carried the most while the one on the right is left at home. Both have blades just under 3". For most uses a utilitarian knife doesn't need a longer blade.
The two on the left get carried the most while the one on the right is left at home. Both have blades just under 3". For most uses a utilitarian knife doesn't need a longer blade.
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Small knives like small flashlight tend to get used quite a bit.. and small guns get carried.
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