Can you help rename this knife? (pictured)

I am getting a lot of great ideas here ( a few lame ones too). I am liking the ones that are following the Law Enforcement trend. I am not caring much for the gruesome names. Some of the names mentioned may not work well for the knife shown, but would be great for some of my other models. Never know, you may all help me change my entire naming theme. If you have ideas for any of the models on my site, please share them.
Thanks,


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Lynn Griffith-Tactical Knifemaker
Winner of "Best Tactical Knife" at 1999 PKA show
My website
See my award winning "Spec Ops Tanto" in Gallery 3 of my website
GriffithKN@aol.com

 
Lynn,

BACKUP

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Lynn, nice looking blades.

As to your surname, is it Griffith or Grififth as in your handle?
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Stay safe and all the best, Phil <-----<
 
Lets try The Undercover Protector or The Undrercover Agent

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Knives everywhere, oh what a wonderful sight.
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[This message has been edited by KnifeDude (edited 14 September 1999).]
 
As to your surname, is it Griffith or Grififth as in your handle?
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Phil,
I apparently mispelled my own name. I had not realized. In my deffense, I have a 14400 modem. Sometimes there is a delay in the typing, causes me problems. Thanks for bringing this to my attention. It is supposed to be Griffith

Thanks,



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Lynn Griffith-Tactical Knifemaker
Winner of "Best Tactical Knife" at 1999 PKA show
My website
See my award winning "Spec Ops Tanto" in Gallery 3 of my website
GriffithKN@aol.com

 
Gee, folks sure love naming things.

How about "Woodsman" or "Back Woodsman" or "Bushcraft"?

How about "Nimrod"? He was a pagan, but he was also a great hunter. (Check a Holy Bible).

ROMANS 10:13
 
How about K9?
I think many cops would like to have one of those for backup!

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If it's stupid but works, then it isn't stupid.


 
Civet = a large (smaller than a cheetah) predatory cat. This name incorporates the "hunting" part and leans towards "tactical" due to the nature of the cat.
 
Maybe PI, Private Eye, Private Investigator, The Badge, Captain Cut (spelled in a similar way as Captain Crunch, I just can't remember, how, exactly that was)...

Jani

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Two important questions in life:
Do they have a catalog?
Did you know there's a town called "Batman" in Turkey?
 
I would offer:

Cohort

Aide-de-Camp

both names have military origins and the second one has an obvious hunting/camping conotation.

did I win?
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JB
 
The UC (undercover). Short and sweet. It rolls easily off the lips and is non "aggresive" for the PC types.
 
Looks like a knife that would be equally useful both in the mountains and on the street.
How about Lynn Griffith's MOUNTAIN/STREET, MOUNTAIN-STREET. I dunno, Sweet blade though!

Marc


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The only difference between bravery and stupidity is timing
 
How about:
O.D.C. - Officer's Doughnut Cutter
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No, No,... I've got it!
Standard Issue Carry Knife ....hmmmm no that would be S.I.C.K.
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Great looking knife! It needs a good name. I'll give it some serious thought.

How about.... Night Guardian


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When someone annoys you, it takes 42 muscles in your face to frown.
BUT,...it only takes 4 muscles to extend your arm
and smack them upside the head. :)
 
SIDEKICK! Longden got it first. But it's a novel name that sticks. Another inocuous name: The Message.

Did you get the Message?

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Cutting through all the muck,
we get to what's really important.

John 3:3-7

God Bless You!
 
The suggestins so far are fantastic. I really appreciate all the great ideas. I still haven't chosen the new name. I may choose one of the names already suggested. I would still like to here some more ideas.

Thanks,


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Lynn Griffith-Tactical Knifemaker
Winner of "Best Tactical Knife" at 1999 PKA show
My website
See my award winning "Spec Ops Tanto" in Gallery 3 of my website
GriffithKN@aol.com
Discounts to Police and Active Duty Military


 
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