Back on the Leeky side

[jujigatame]

Hadn't had a Leek in my collection for a while (couple years) and recently traded for one. Now I'm struck by the thought I shouldn't ever go Leek-less for that long again.

Same great knife it always was, made even better with the multiple steel/handle options. And now, compared to my Military, I've got a smaller and sleeker option if I want some CPMD2 in my pocket. Looks pretty good with the Hinderer pen too.

 

[JNieporte]

:thumbup: Love my composite Leek. Have you EDCed it yet?

 

[J_Curd]

The CB Leek will get nice and sharp, you'll enjoy it.

 

[jujigatame]

Have you EDCed it yet?

Only had it since yesterday, so today was the first time I carried it. She'll be in the rotation for sure. Good thing I've been keeping my index finger in shape with the Groove and ENER-G II.

 

[JNieporte]

jujigatame; (by the way, I love that armlock. Nice transition from the back if you can't get Hadaka Jime sunk in)

I've found that mine will take a razor edge and hold it even longer if I convex the edge. Something to think about if you need a short project... http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=570045

 

[SJD1]

Very nice, I just recently picked up a Leek and love them too. It is my new EDC choice.

 

[spiralarchitect]

Wherever did you get such a nice blade

My aluminum Hinderer pen should be here in a few days. I have a couple of Hinderer Ti Kubatons... a nifty little item for sure. Maybe I'll have to pony up the cash for the Ti pen eventually :thumbup:

 

[J_Curd]

Ah, the Kuboton...love em. Carried one to school from 6th grade until I graduated from college...nothing illegal about a little harmless black stick!

My Dad showed me how to use one when I was 11...I still have the original training book.