What knife do you carry?
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From: North of Dallas Tx
Originally Posted by jk007
I carry this bad boy. It's my $6 (no joke, got it on sale) 8", "Rambo Wanna Be" special... Includes built-in compass, sewing kit, safety pins, buttons, fishing line with hook, 6 matches with paper lanyard and sheath.
Does wonders when I'm camping... Heck, even for $10 this is still a bad ****...
Got it @ Harbor Freight...http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=90714
Does wonders when I'm camping... Heck, even for $10 this is still a bad ****...
Got it @ Harbor Freight...http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=90714
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From: Houston
Originally Posted by Zaairman
Just a Winchester knife I bought from Walmart a few years ago. Paid like $15 for it, I think. Its been damn good, still sharp as hell. Has the combination blade (half straight, half serrated). It's stainless and wood trimmed. Never leave home without it when I'm wearing jeans. In shorts weather, its always in my truck.
Has the combination blade (half straight, half serrated). It's stainless and wood trimmed. Never leave home without it when I'm wearing jeans. In shorts weather, its always in my truck.
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From: So. Texas
On my person I carry a Gerber multi-tool, a Puma Deer Hunter and a Puma boot knife. I also occasionally have a custom Bowie on me depending on where I'm going. In the truck is an Ontario machete and an Ontario Bowie. There's also a small Barlow in the glove box. I've learned that it far better to carry more than one, just like pistols.
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From: Concord NC
I carry a Kershaw scallion I think it is. It is spring assist and very convenient! I love it! One of my friends that custom made knives for years recommended Kershaw to me. I have owned two of their knives and they have been flawless
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I have an old gerber multi-tool. I liked the Gerber because the leatherman has sharp edges that cut into your hands while using the pliers. The Gerber has held up well over the past ten years. Only two things wrong with it. The file broke off when I used it as a pry bar. I guess it wasn't designed for that, oh well, never used a file anyway. The wire cutters are all jacked up from when some witch at work asked to borrow some wirecutters and then apparently used them to cut the bars on her brothers jail cell or some such.
I don't carry it everywhere, but nearly. It goes to work with me as I use it a lot, it goes camping with me, goes to the race track, goes with me on the dirtbike. I'd really like to get a new one but the dang thing just keeps on going.
Since leaving the Marines I don't carry my K-Bar so much anymore.
I don't carry it everywhere, but nearly. It goes to work with me as I use it a lot, it goes camping with me, goes to the race track, goes with me on the dirtbike. I'd really like to get a new one but the dang thing just keeps on going.
Since leaving the Marines I don't carry my K-Bar so much anymore.
Originally Posted by JBMX928
oh yeah thats a good idea, buy a quick-release blade knife from walmart for $25...
I have a kershaw with the quick release, cost a little over $50. I dont carry that one often, i have a lot of others, im not sure the brand of the one i carry all the time.
I have a kershaw with the quick release, cost a little over $50. I dont carry that one often, i have a lot of others, im not sure the brand of the one i carry all the time.
