Whats your everyday carry?

[armoredman]

Leatherman, original.

[carver]

Originally Posted by todd51

I guess I am old school when it comes to pocket knives. Most of my life I have had a three bladed "stockman" style folder in my pocket. I get very attached to my pocket knifes and almost emotional about them. In the picture you will see a 60 year old Ka-Bar I bought my father in the fifties. He carried that every day until the mid eighties when I got him the other knife in the picture a German Boker. He carried that until he passed in the mid nineties. Around 1985 he reciprocated and bought me a Boker similar to his but one size larger. I managed to lose that one when I stopped to see if I could be of assistance at a rural house fire near Zwolle LA. I replaced it with a Boker Canoe which I lost while helping out at a food pantry at McArthur OH. I really hated losing those knives. I sucked it up and got enough courage to put dad's knife in my pocket and it has been there for about ten years now. I dearly hope I don't lose it but I would rather have it in my pocket than in a drawer. Sorry to go on so much but pocket knives but they have had a sentiment associated with them for me. I have looked at all the new "style" single bladed folders but just can't make the switch.

I too own several of the three blade folders, and love them all! Everyone should own a few Jackknives!

[cpttango30]

I just or my new knife. A spyderco delica 4. This thing is so sharpe I think you could use it to perform surgery. It is my new daily carry.

[Lee D]

the Buck/TOPS CSAR-T....the beefiest folder ive ever had




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[jstgsn]

Here are my favorites. The Cold Steel Pro Lite is fully serrated and will cut rope, vines, fingers, anything you want. Great knife for working outdoors.
The Buck knife is my best big game knife. The Remington knife is great for dove, quail, even geese and ducks. The swiss army goes with me everywhere. It once dispatched a deer after I tracked it through the swamp and it was still alive. Field dressed it too. The smith and wesson is a switchblade. The button is hidden under the rubber handle. Very handy to have.

[norahc]

Well, until recently it was a Leatherman Wave and a Paladin Powerblade but I lost the Leatherman. Now it is a SOG PowerLocka and the Paladin Powerblade.

[carver]

The Applegate/Fairbairn knife from Gerber. I can't believe these are down to $90. I paid twice that for mine years ago when they first came out with it.

[bntyhntr6975]

I carried a Bucklite for about 20 or 21 yrs. Wore out several belt sheaths (they were just nylon) and finally just kept it in my pocket. I put it away a few months ago in place of another Buck, a little shorter, thinner, and a belt clip. Still trying to get used to it. Was a gift 5 yrs ago, finally giving it a try.

[jstgsn]

Come on guys, I'm anal.. Show me pictures.... This is the easiest site in the universe to post them...... bntyhntr6975, I specially want to see yours. Norahc and cpttango, come on.....:-)

[ka64]

One of em.

[gun runner]

Buck Knife, very sharp.

[bntyhntr6975]

bad pics....but whatya expect? I'm a welder not photographer.

[3/2 STA SS]

Two different Kershaw autos when I am out and about...Protech Godfather when I want to get dressed up.

[prepper for it all]

My trusty Cold Steel 6" TiLite Tactical Folder. A great knife in all respects, able to punch through kevlar body armor easily, good for self defense and your everyday uses.

[Zane71464]

Buck 303U for some time now and the abuse it goes through...almost ashamed
to treat a knife like that. I'm always grabi'n for something and never seem
to have the proper "tool" available.

[Lee D]

Originally Posted by Zane71464

Buck 303U for some time now and the abuse it goes through...almost ashamed
to treat a knife like that. I'm always grabi'n for something and never seem
to have the proper "tool" available.

next to Case slipjoints them 300 series Buck knives are about as classic as it gets.

[Zane71464]

Originally Posted by Lee D

next to Case slipjoints them 300 series Buck knives are about as classic as it gets.

For sure Lee, and I'd just gave my Case that I'd been carrying of and on
to my son.
Had the Buck and the Case and both SS and I'm rough on'em.
...get'em out and keep the edge on them and good to go!

[Roadkil]

I carry different knives for different uses/functions.

The top left one is a cheap 3 blade pocket knife(frontier) that I bought eons ago @ wally world for about 6 bucks and this has been in my pocket every time I go hunting and fishing. The two blade old timer also shares hunting and fishing duties on occasion, but is mostly used for carving fishing plugs; something that I have not done in years. Both are carbon steel blades; easy to sharpen and the edges last a long while.

The two case mini copper locks is what I normally carry in my pocket M-F @ work and I switch between the two. They are SS and not too bad to sharpen.

The folding hunter is made an Uncle Henry made by Schrade. I have had years of trouble free use although the blade is getting a little wiggle in it now. Always on my side while hunting/fishing and also carried on weekends.

The last one I just bought last month and my old cheap digital camera is not doing it justice, but it is my new hunting knife and is made from Damascus steel. I love Damascus and jump all over it when I found it. The handle is made from pressurized curly maple and the blade length is 3 ½ inches and the overall length is 7 ¾ inches. Overall I am impressed with this knife so far and am really looking forward to using it this upcoming hunting season as I plan on this one replacing my folding hunter.

I’ll try to get a better picture of the Damascus knife to post later since you really can’t see the Damascus in the picture and that is a shame cause it shore is purty.

[1LoneWolf75]

Carry a Case "Sodbuster Jr." fer sharpness, a Kershaw of some sort fer oh **** need it fast(clip on) and a Gerber Multitool fer its usefullness. Fer huntin a cheapie called Sharp looks like a Buck, my uncle gave it to me and it will get sharp IF you figure out how to. The Case was my grandfathers. He gave me a Old Timer stockman which i carried fer 15 yrs till I lost it during a blizzard tryin to fix my ol truck. Miss that knife. Also have carried an Old Timer 60ot and a few others over the years.

[porterkids]

Thirty years ago I carried a Schrade LB7 on my belt everywhere I went. Now I don't go anywhere without my Swiss Army Spartan. That little knife does more than a pocket full of tools.

[Mosin_Nagant_Fan]

Either a Gerber BG folder (the middle of the 3 folders) or a Cold Steel Spartan.

[whichfinger]

Kershaw Volt II 3650ST. Kershaw quality without breaking the bank.

[gdmoody]

I very seldom venture into the Knives Forum, so it has taken me five months to see this thread. My every day carry for the past 25 years has been this little old three bladed (3.5 inches closed) Rigid knife. For the previous 20 years I carried a 2 bladed Puma which I lost in 1986, still miss that knife.

It wasn't asked, but my favorite knife is an Al Mar Eagle's Talon that I bought at Fort Bragg, back in 1974.

EDIT: I had to clarify that the Al Mar is my favorite production knife, I have a few custom made ones that are out of this world.

[Rockyja]

I carry my old swiss knife, a hip knife, and my car highjacker knife.

[soundguy]

keltec p3at and if I have a jacket.. sig p230 both in 380acp