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Looks like a sturdy knife with a reasonably sharp blade.
Let's see your knife.
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jyoutz
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Those look nice, and not priced too bad.
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Oooo I like that.
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Here's my Benchmade. A custom ordered Mini-Barrage with S30V blade and orange scales. The last thing I need is a knife that blends in with wherever I put it down.
I actually have another with the same S30V blade, but tan scales. It's my dress knife.
I actually have another with the same S30V blade, but tan scales. It's my dress knife.
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Rat worx chain drive. I've carried mine daily for about 5 years.
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MY EDC is probably my cheapest knife. I like it because it is so thin to carry, and I don't feel bad about using and abusing it.
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no camera, but three knives
1) Buck Knife - Hunter 110 : has been my everyday folding carry for the past 5 yrs, my go to knife (folding is safer for me ). I use this one everywhere around the property, always on my hip.
2) Buck Knife - 105 Pathfinder : I actually FOUND this one, forgotten in an open bucket of tools, by previous owner. It had been rained on for about 4 years, iced over in winter, and just waiting to be discovered again. When I found it, I realised it to be a solid Buck knife, I cleaned / polished it off, and removed the rust from the blade, no sheath. It looks good as new, is a great knife, straight blade, used daily in the garage.
3) last year my wife commissioned to have a friend build me a custom knife. I was given it on my birthday. It's very nice, well made, good weight, wide, thick, solid steel, straight blade, 6 inch blade, form fitting handle (to my large paws), it has a sheath with belt loop and leg strap ... high quality all around. Not often used, but it is a favourite, and collectible. I'll get a photo one day
1) Buck Knife - Hunter 110 : has been my everyday folding carry for the past 5 yrs, my go to knife (folding is safer for me
). I use this one everywhere around the property, always on my hip.2) Buck Knife - 105 Pathfinder : I actually FOUND this one, forgotten in an open bucket of tools, by previous owner. It had been rained on for about 4 years, iced over in winter, and just waiting to be discovered again. When I found it, I realised it to be a solid Buck knife, I cleaned / polished it off, and removed the rust from the blade, no sheath. It looks good as new, is a great knife, straight blade, used daily in the garage.
3) last year my wife commissioned to have a friend build me a custom knife. I was given it on my birthday. It's very nice, well made, good weight, wide, thick, solid steel, straight blade, 6 inch blade, form fitting handle (to my large paws), it has a sheath with belt loop and leg strap ... high quality all around. Not often used, but it is a favourite, and collectible. I'll get a photo one day