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Just thought I would see what everyone uses for an every day carry knife.
Here is an image of mine. It's a gerber evo with 3.4" blade
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: anytown, OHIO
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For a long time I carried a pocket size Klien electrician's knife with a loop for my keyring and my trusty Sears 4 in 1 keychain screwdriver.
Came in very handy for everything at work including cutting pizza. ![]() List $0.99 Last edited by mjp28; 09-30-2012 at 11:38 PM.. |
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: The true northern Cal
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I was just thinking about this today. I used to carry a buck crosslock, but lost it somewhere. Probably at a customers house, using it for something it wasn't designed to do
. Lately I've been carrying a cheap winchester $5 knife I bought down at the wall mart. I like cheap knifes because I can abuse the blade or loose the damned thing and not feel guilty about it.I really need to go get me a good carry knife. I'll still keep my cheapos for cutting/stripping wires, cutting boxes, makeshift screwdriver, prybar, or whatever else I abuse it for. I miss my old buck
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Location: Virginia
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Boker Kalishnikof.
It's kept razor sharp and is for self defense not work.
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Australia
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on the belt Kbar , and a Kershaw System set ( 3 blades 1 handle) in the pouch
a gerber boot down my boot and on my pack strap A very nice No. 1 of 1000 only made a Remington deer skinner that i won here and when i get home there'll be another Kershaw that was also won here , and i'm looking forward to seeing that , Cheers to John and TFF |
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: So Ca
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Buck 110 when I am not at work. Work has a no weapons policy
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Middle Tennessee
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One of these.
The one on top is a Bark River Northstar Companion, right below it is a Bark River Mini Fox-River, to the right is a Bark River Gunny, and the kinife on the left is a Tom Krein Bushcrafter. Tom
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Around the house, it's the Kershaw Storm, out for the day it's usually the Gerber Applegate, Fairbane folder. When hunting it's usually the Schrade Old Timer, Sharpfinger. There is always a Leatherman tool in the car.
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Schrade Scrimshaw lockback in a holster on my right side and a Spyderco Clipit Delica in my left pocket.
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i have a cheap-er smith n wesson 'cutting horse' lil curved blade lock blade. has part of the blade regular sharp, then a serated section, small belt clip.. though i keep it int he watch pocket.. has a small thumbhole area ont he blade to make it an asist 1-handed open if you flick your thumb across it nothing fancy.. but I like have a knife with me for utility purposes... and if pressed it is a weapon if I can't get to my carry gun for some reason..
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I always just carry my leatherman.
I've got a SOG seal pup I carry hunting now. I really like the blade on it. I'm not too impressed with the handle. It's a bit light and doesnt balance or feel quite right.
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Nothing fancy or very expensive but I always carry two knives with me. I have for many, many years. The Opinel which is made in France is very inexpensive but very strong and is as sharp as a razor. Great for cutting food, rope or whatever. The S&W is stronger and better for protection.
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Depends. Usually this one.
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Quote:
Replaced with my Klien electrican's knife, slightly bigger and a great knife. And I can't count knives I've given away. |
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I carry two - a Swiss Army knife and my Leatherman. I have carried them every day for ages. I also tend to need them every day.
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this one will live in my pocket from now on
heck this is the one i won here on the forums last month got it today when i got home |
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Gerber Presto ( I think that's what it's called) spring assist.
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Kershaw locking folder and a swiss army penknife.
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I have been carrying a SOG Flash II and yesterday got a SOG Trident Camo. Like them both.
http://sogknives.com/store/TF-5.html
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I rotate between my first love Kershaw Leek and my second love Spyderco delica 4 in blue.
I tried a Gerber remix tanto but the edge was junk. It stayed sharp for a whole whopping 3 days. |
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tested the new one last night and this morning
not a great skinner , its too sharp inc the tanto angle bit that digs in still good but need to take care skinning , but cutting off feet and such , like butter eh , very impressed |
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I have about 10 pocket knives that I will alternate through day to day. Lately though I have taking my S&W HRT more than anything else. It just fits in my pocket and the forefinger opening is lighting fast. I use my knife for everything so I stick to the CRKT, S&W, Gerber price range. I'd never forgive myself if I bent a blade on a Spyderco, on a S&W, I still get frustrated with myself, but I know i go to the store and repklace it without to much out of pocket.
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I carry a nice little Kershaw folding knife with 3.5" blade. Looks very much like the Gerber Dennis shows in post #1.
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Former Guest
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I carry a Buck Knife everyday
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