Very nice. Does the Deep Carry Clip let the knife sit lower in the pocket or is maybe the clip itself less visible?
What's Your Preferred EDC Knife?
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WOW! Those are gorgeous! Does it break the forum rules to ask if you have a website that displays your work? Would love to see more!
I really like the shape of the blade itself on yours! I've heard that their Spyderholes are super quick too -
My preferred EDC knife is a .357 Magnum. The only use I have for a knife is for cutting a steak.
Here are some of my folding knives. Not showing is my CRK Mnandi that I always have clipped inside the pocket of my work pants.
From top to bottom:
Massdrop Ferrum Forge Crux,
Bestech Texel,
Spyderco Native 5,
Spyderco Dragonfly 2,
Victorinox Tinker
I just noticed that my dark blue jeans seem to have smudged the top two.
From top to bottom:
Massdrop Ferrum Forge Crux,
Bestech Texel,
Spyderco Native 5,
Spyderco Dragonfly 2,
Victorinox Tinker
I just noticed that my dark blue jeans seem to have smudged the top two.
I absolutely adore the Cold Steel Hold Out, both for Amazon and for hiking in the woods.
The Tri-Ad lock is 100% legit and probably the most secure lock ever invented, and while maybe not the most convenient, if you like a Back Lock then the Tri-Ad is right up your alley.
The thing I really appreciate about Cold Steel is they make BIG knives that are still made first and foremost as cutting tools.
With six inches of distal tapered full flat ground blade, and grip filling lightweight G-10 handle, you will not find a better cutting tool with a pocket clip than the Hold Out.
The Tri-Ad lock is 100% legit and probably the most secure lock ever invented, and while maybe not the most convenient, if you like a Back Lock then the Tri-Ad is right up your alley.
The thing I really appreciate about Cold Steel is they make BIG knives that are still made first and foremost as cutting tools.
With six inches of distal tapered full flat ground blade, and grip filling lightweight G-10 handle, you will not find a better cutting tool with a pocket clip than the Hold Out.
Mmmmmmm....mine is .45 ACP - note in my OP I said secondary line of self defense
Wow! Right on man. This sounds like one worth looking into as well. Thank you!
Yep…I read it correctly ?Mmmmmmm....mine is .45 ACP - note in my OP I said secondary line of self defense
weight oz: 7,2 A very solid razor. A very devastating and versatile weapon..............I recommend wearing with gloves. It has a very secure lock, But it's sharp like a scalpel..............
My Victorinox Huntsman is my most carried pocket knife. It’s been all around the world with me and it has saved the day many’s a time ?
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One of my favorite brands. A faithful pocket friend..............
I used to carry Victorinox Swiss Army knives for decades. That softer steel can be honed scalpel sharp!
Not much love for Buck. This is the one I carry most. A bear to sharpen but holds an edge longer than anything else I've owned.
A bit off topic, apologies... Has anyone forgotten to remove their pocket knife whilst at the airport, trying to board a flight?
Prior to entering an airport once I realized I had a Swiss Army knife in my pocket. I stashed it in a bush outside and retrieved it upon my return. I was anxious on my whole trip about possibly losing that knife. $30 knife, but still...it had a sentimental value. ?
Prior to entering an airport once I realized I had a Swiss Army knife in my pocket. I stashed it in a bush outside and retrieved it upon my return. I was anxious on my whole trip about possibly losing that knife. $30 knife, but still...it had a sentimental value. ?
Yeah, Bucks are a little tricky to sharpen. My Fallkniven is similar. Requires allot of patience. There's something to be said for a Victorinox blade....sharpens so quickly and easily
Mostly it's the S30V blade causing the difficulty. But there is a strong argument for an easy to sharpen blade.
The ones I’ve owned that were made in the USA were good. I can’t bring myself to buy a knife made in China, so I don’t have experience with any of those models. They may be good, too, but I just can’t do it ?