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Does anyone know about this company? Wander tactical hurricane T. I saw it pop up on an online retailer. Seems they were making tactical fixed blades and now folders.
Same principle as the extreme ratio rao with a slide lock and screw in pin. The difference is it’s titanium liners and micarta instead of aluminum(soft and fail point) of the rao. Maybe a 4 max killer for toughest production knife ? Hehe heresy?
 
F22shift said:
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Does anyone know about this company? Wander tactical hurricane T. I saw it pop up on an online retailer. Seems they were making tactical fixed blades and now folders.
Same principle as the extreme ratio rao with a slide lock and screw in pin. The difference is it’s titanium liners and micarta instead of aluminum(soft and fail point) of the rao. Maybe a 4 max killer for toughest production knife ? Hehe heresy?
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Never heard of them, but I would be interested to find out more. Website doesn't have a lot of info.

The pin on some folders is great in theory but in reality I'd never take the time to use it and would most likely lose it in the first 3 days.
 
Real Steel Bushcraft Folder is a good bargain option in this arena. Only around $55 and I'm pleased with mine so far. Build quality is great and it's very stout.

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NorseVet said:
Mind you, for my EDC I almost always carry some sort of TI Framelock, but if I had to go to hell and back with a folder I'd take my AD-10 every single day of the week.
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Assume thats a typo, since you claim to be from Zealand, Denmark.

You cant EDC a knife in Denmark - that would be against the latest revision of the very strict knife law.

Carrying a knife (any knife) is illegal unless one has a specific purpose (go directly to the woods and whittle a stick, go directly home).

EDC/Every Day Carry is over and done with in Denmark.

So again, assume its a typo.
 
BladeScout said:
Assume thats a typo, since you claim to be from Zealand, Denmark.

You cant EDC a knife in Denmark - that would be against the latest revision of the very strict knife law.

Carrying a knife (any knife) is illegal unless one has a specific purpose (go directly to the woods and whittle a stick, go directly home).

EDC/Every Day Carry is over and done with in Denmark.

So again, assume its a typo.
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It's not a typo, I do EDC my knife every day.
Edit & Added: Be aware that apparently we have to use very literal terms here, so yes it was a typo, I'm not EDC'ing anything, I'm merely carrying for the day :rolleyes:

I live way out in the rurals. Yes what I'm doing is arguably illegal, but first I have to actually have an encounter with the police which is incredibly unlikely, and second the encounter need to go so badly for me that they'll shake me down. I'll take my chances and carry as I've always done.

I'm soon 30 years old and I've never been in a violent confrontation my entire life as a civilian anyway, and I've never had any trouble with the law.

I'm not afraid to admit that I carry a knife.

Edit: Speaking of tough folders and my EDC. Here's what I've been carrying this month:
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XM-18 3.5" Slicer.
 
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NorseVet said:
It's not a typo, I do EDC my knife every day.

I live way out in the rurals. Yes what I'm doing is arguably illegal, but first I have to actually have an encounter with the police which is incredibly unlikely, and second the encounter need to go so badly for me that they'll shake me down. I'll take my chances and carry as I've always done.

I'm soon 30 years old and I've never been in a violent confrontation my entire life as a civilian anyway, and I've never had any trouble with the law.

I'm not afraid to admit that I carry a knife.
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Its not 'arguably illegal,' its unequivocally 100% illegal and will land you in hot water with the law, if you are spotted - rural area or not.

With Denmark being so tiny, its not like you can go many places with no human contact, so rural area dont count for much in regards to a knife not being spotted.

Due to stabbings, people in several European countries in general dont have much understanding for those carrying a knife

You have stated your POV; you absolutely disregard the law, well knowing that its illegal for you to EDC a knife.

Thats your business.

Its however reflects badly on BF to have its members openly stating their contempt and disregard for the law in their respective countries.

BF shouldnt be seen as a haven for those with nothing but contempt in general for the laws (silly knife law or not). Enough people think we have a weird hobby as is.
 
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BladeScout said:
Its 100% illegal and will land you in hot water with the law, if you are spotted - rural area or not.
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Right so you know my daily routine? You can say with 100% certainty that I wouldn't have a legit reason for carrying my knife if I ever was so incredibly unlucky to get searched by police.

I live and work in the rurals. Enough said about that.
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With Denmark being so tiny, there are people every where.
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Other than my co-workers and people living at my residency there's many days where I don't meet any other people.
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Recent stabbings have made people not like knives in general.
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Sure and even if I was the type to go out drinking I would never bring my knife. Use your head, be reasonable and smart and it's not going to be an issue.
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You have stated your POV; you absolutely disregard the law, well knowing that its illegal for you to EDC a knife.

Thats your business.
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Again who are you to judge if I have a legit use for the knife or not? I never admitted disregarding the law, I said it could be argued what I'm doing is illegal.
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Its however reflects badly on BF to have its members openly stating their contempt and disregard for the law in their respective countries.

BF shouldnt be seen as a haven for those with nothing but contempt in general for the laws (silly knife law or not). Enough people think we have a weird hobby as is.
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How about you mind your own business? Seriously?
 
Well I guess I see things from Norse vet point of view .....he is a adult knows it illegal & willing to roll the dice. I EDC a knife and gun everyday w/o a permit after working in the Wisconsin prison system 22+ years and seeing inmate after inmate brake the laws with little ever happening to them I will be damned to give the state $50 to do what a felon does for free. Beside we here in WI have a free open carry law and since ive done nothing wrong I will choose to wear my gun and knife outside my pants for all the honest world to see. As far as illegal goes in the 40s in Germany its was illegal to shop at Jewish shops...befriend/harbor people who were Jewish, yet people were defiant and brave enough to go against what they knew was wrong. So I say three cheers for Norse vet looking a stupid government law in the face and saying screw you.
 
NorseVet said:
Right so you know my daily routine? You can say with 100% certainty that I wouldn't have a legit reason for carrying my knife if I ever was so incredibly unlucky to get searched by police.

I live and work in the rurals. Enough said about that.

Other than my co-workers and people living at my residency there's many days where I don't meet any other people.

Sure and even if I was the type to go out drinking I would never bring my knife. Use your head, be reasonable and smart and it's not going to be an issue.

Again who are you to judge if I have a legit use for the knife or not? I never admitted disregarding the law, I said it could be argued what I'm doing is illegal.

How about you mind your own business? Seriously?
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Seriously?

Now you are just contradicting yourself.

First you say, you EDC a knife.

Yes, you used the term 'EDC.'

Then you admit to knowing, thats EDC'ing a knife is illegal 'but you live in a rural (area), so you dont care.'

Now you suddenly hint at some obscure legit reason for EDC'ing a knife.

Thats now how it works.

You still say you EDC a knife, which is 100% illegal in Denmark.

Bottom line; one could claim, that you are not aware of what EDC means (Every DAY Carry) but as you already have stated, that you deliberately flaunt the law, thats a moot point.

Will I 'seriously' mind my own business, you ask?

Ill tell you, what I will do;

IMO it reflects badly on BladeForums, to have members openly flaunting their respective knife laws (silly or not).

Especially, when they persist like you do.

But Ill not argue further with you in this thread, as you are now being belligerent - besides there is nothing to argue, as you've, already unequivocally stated, that you EDC in a country, where its illegal to do so - Ill let a MOD decide, whether or not, it reflects badly on BF.
 
BladeScout said:
Seriously?

Now you are just contradicting yourself.

First you say, you EDC a knife.

Yes, you used the term 'EDC.'

Then you admit to knowing, thats EDC'ing a knife is illegal 'but you live in a rural (area), so you dont care.'

Now you suddenly hint at some obscure legit reason for EDC'ing a knife.

Thats now how it works.

You still say you EDC a knife, which is 100% illegal in Denmark.

Bottom line; one could claim, that you are not aware of what EDC means (Every DAY Carry) but as you already have stated, that you deliberately flaunt the law, thats a moot point.

Will I 'seriously' mind my own business, you ask?

Ill tell you, what I will do;

IMO it reflects badly on BladeForums, to have members openly flaunting their respective knife laws (silly or not).

Especially, when they persist like you do.

But Ill not argue further with you in this thread, as you are now being belligerent - besides there is nothing to argue, as you've, already unequivocally stated, that you EDC in a country, where its illegal to do so - Ill let a MOD decide, whether or not, it reflects badly on BF.
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Show me exactly where it says in the law that "EDC" is prohibited. (I'll give you a hint: you can't because I've read the law hundreds of times.)

Danish law simply requires that you have a valid reason for carrying your knife. I have a valid reason for carrying my knife, on the daily.

You think I'm belligerent? You're openly questioning my morals and downright saying I'm doing illegal things when I'm not - Well at the very least you'd need a Judge to decide if what I'm doing is illegal or not.

It's quite an experience meeting "people" like yourself even on a knife forum, I had hoped that was reserved for overzealous soccermoms in the suburbs.
 
jay drews said:
Well I guess I see things from Norse vet point of view .....he is a adult knows it illegal & willing to roll the dice. I EDC a knife and gun everyday w/o a permit after working in the Wisconsin prison system 22+ years and seeing inmate after inmate brake the laws with little ever happening to them I will be damned to give the state $50 to do what a felon does for free. Beside we here in WI have a free open carry law and since ive done nothing wrong I will choose to wear my gun and knife outside my pants for all the honest world to see. As far as illegal goes in the 40s in Germany its was illegal to shop at Jewish shops...befriend/harbor people who were Jewish, yet people were defiant and brave enough to go against what they knew was wrong. So I say three cheers for Norse vet looking a stupid government law in the face and saying screw you.
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I dont know, who that comparison is most insulting to ....?

Nor do I think it wise to applaud anybody saying, 'screw you' to the Danish government in regards to EDC'ing knives and especially doing so in the currently VERY inflamed anti-knife climate in Denmark and other European countries.

Dont make the mistake of comparing WI, US amendments and relative freedom to do and say, what one want, with some of the very tightly controlled European countries.

Flaunt a knife and say screw you to a cop in Denmark, the UK and a host of other European countries and you will go to jail.

'Seriously.'
 
NorseVet said:
Show me exactly where it says in the law that "EDC" is prohibited. (I'll give you a hint: you can't because I've read the law hundreds of times.)

Danish law simply requires that you have a valid reason for carrying your knife. I have a valid reason for carrying my knife, on the daily.

You think I'm belligerent? You're openly questioning my morals and downright saying I'm doing illegal things when I'm not - Well at the very least you'd need a Judge to decide if what I'm doing is illegal or not.

It's quite an experience meeting "people" like yourself even on a knife forum, I had hoped that was reserved for overzealous soccermoms in the suburbs.
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OK since you ask a direct question - the answer of which will decide this silly non-debate (as you dont know the law).

Prior to the latest revised Danish knife law, it was legal to EDC a short THO non-locking folder (think SAK).

That you have read the knife law 'hundreds of times,' as you say, without comprehending the very clear text, must make you either dense ...or you have not read the latest revised law.
Im willing to offer you the benefit of the doubt in this matter.

That you are ignorant of the latest revised and current Danish knife law of July 2016 goes a long way in regards to explaining your stance.

It unequivocally and in VERY clear text states the following:

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"Law concerning knives and bladed weapons.

We, Margrethe II, queen by the grace of God, hereby declare

The Folketinget (the government) has succesfully voted for and We by law decree the following*:

1. Knives and bladed weapons etc can NOT be carried in any/the public space, places of education, youth clubs, clubs where kids go after school etc, unless the carrying of a knife or blade is in line of work or as being used for hunting, fishing, sports or other justified purpose."

It has been unequivocally stated again and again from the police/department of justice, that you can carry a knife, if you go straight to the activity and then back home.

You can go directly to the woods and whittle a stick.

You can go fishing/hunting and go straight back home.

You can not legally saunter through town with a PM2 clipped to your pocket.

You can in short not EDC a knife - any knife - in Denmark.

You can shop on the way home from an activity but knife has to stay in the car.

You buy a hobby or kitchen blade and carry it home in a bag (bettter have the recent receipt).

Whether or not one gets in trouble is up to the law to determine.

Depends on the placement of the knife and and other factors.

You will of course now either admit to not knowing the latest law, apologize and we are good - or you will continue your hitherto futile argument and claim, that you have a justified purpose.

But that simply dont fly in Denmark vis a vis the current law/situation.

Workers have been in hot water for shopping with their work knife clipped to a pocket or on the belt, when they were going to or from work.

You can not simply not make up a scenario, where its legally justified to carry a knife 24/7 in Denmark because you simply dont use the knife every minute of the day/night.

(Weirdly, the above new law made OHO locking folders like many Spyderco knives legal - you just cant EDC them or any knife for that matter. Not even a SAK like one could before the latest knife law.
You still need a permit for blades over 12cm).

After a slew of stabbings, the police takes this very seriously and there are 'frisk zones' in major cities.

Most recently, there has been talk of making 'mobile frisk zones,' so the police can cast a net and frisk whom ever they want, when and where they want in public.

Several law abiding citizens with clean rap sheets (like you claim to have) have gotten in trouble with the law because of this new revised knife law.

Several claimed to not having known about the knife law but they got punished none the less - the official stance is, that ignorance of any law is no valid excuse.

They want the 'usual suspect' but in reality, it means everybody can be frisked.

This is fully in line with the knife policies in other countries in Europe.

Thx for the insults BTW.

Piece of friendly advice: You want to tone that down/delete them or you will get dinged for insults.

*Denmark is a constitutional monarchy

Most recent knife law in full (you might want to read that 'a hundred times' (more)).
https://www.retsinformation.dk/Forms/R0710.aspx?id=179910
 
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