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- Apr 30, 2008
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- 26
This evening I was thanking my lucky stars that my EDC is a Boker EFD. After work I parked across from the bank to withdraw some money so I could pick up a copy of "Gute Fahrt" with the driving test of the new Volkswagen Scirocco. After getting money out of the ATM I walked across the street to the corner of the adjacent parking lot where I had parked my 1993 VW Corrado VR6.
I notice that a raised pick up truck had parked to the right of my car. and the windows where down with a light brown dog leaning a third of its body out the window ready to spring. When I get closer I see that the dog is a pit bull
I immediately draw my Boker EFD and flip the blade open. It was good timing on my part because a second after liner lock locked my blad into the locked position, the pit bull had jumped towards me. I slashed out at the jumping pit bull and then thrusted the blade home (I guess all my foil fencing finally paid off). I don't know if the Pitbull died from the wounds inflicted (don't really care either), because after that the adrenaline was pumping and I just wanted to get the hell out of there so I unlocked my lowered Corrado, shifted into gear and drove off.
I used to work with the US Customs at a custom brokerage firm right by Port of Los Angeles in Wilmington, CA. While I worked there I eventually started carrying an XL bowie knife on my belt on the walks I took over my breaks. I carried it because the neighborhood was 100 percent mexican, with drugees and crazies, not to mention that in a block radius there were 3 pit bulls. Never once in the 3 months I worked there did I ever have to use that Bowie knife and only once was I startled by a pit bull who jumped up and lunged in the direction of my throat.
Thank you Boker for keeping me safe! I'll repay you by being a Boker Solingen return customer.
I notice that there are Blood Grooves on the AFD and none on the EFD. Did Dietmar Pohl put them on the AFD for show or do they really help when retracting the dagger after inflicting a stab wound?
I notice that a raised pick up truck had parked to the right of my car. and the windows where down with a light brown dog leaning a third of its body out the window ready to spring. When I get closer I see that the dog is a pit bull
I immediately draw my Boker EFD and flip the blade open. It was good timing on my part because a second after liner lock locked my blad into the locked position, the pit bull had jumped towards me. I slashed out at the jumping pit bull and then thrusted the blade home (I guess all my foil fencing finally paid off). I don't know if the Pitbull died from the wounds inflicted (don't really care either), because after that the adrenaline was pumping and I just wanted to get the hell out of there so I unlocked my lowered Corrado, shifted into gear and drove off.I used to work with the US Customs at a custom brokerage firm right by Port of Los Angeles in Wilmington, CA. While I worked there I eventually started carrying an XL bowie knife on my belt on the walks I took over my breaks. I carried it because the neighborhood was 100 percent mexican, with drugees and crazies, not to mention that in a block radius there were 3 pit bulls. Never once in the 3 months I worked there did I ever have to use that Bowie knife and only once was I startled by a pit bull who jumped up and lunged in the direction of my throat.
Thank you Boker for keeping me safe! I'll repay you by being a Boker Solingen return customer.
I notice that there are Blood Grooves on the AFD and none on the EFD. Did Dietmar Pohl put them on the AFD for show or do they really help when retracting the dagger after inflicting a stab wound?
