Edc 17 Dec - 23 Dec

caine

caine

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Last Sunday 16 Dec. I decided to carry a different folder everyday. They were all used from time to time. Everything from opening up a DVD to cutting down a straw for my son to drink with.

1. Kershaw Wade Officer
2. Case Copperlock CV Wharncliff
3. Case Peanut CV
4. Great Eastern Cutlery #73 Natural Canvas Micarta
5. Case Sodbuster Jr. Modified
6. Remington R4466
7. Kershaw Gentleman's folder.

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Nice selection of blades. I like the CV Copperlock and the soddie. I have the same Great Eastern but in walnut herringbone.
 
Where did you get the Wade?
And, can you tell me how wide it is at the handle?
Do the blades lock?
thanks
 
it was a gift.
blades dont lock

Kershaw "Wade Officer"
#4400ST
We built our D.W.O.s to dish it out and to take it. These are some tough, little knives-perfect for pocket, glove compartment, tool box, or truck box. Kershaw's D.W.O.s are named in memory of Delley Wade Officer who fell victim to a tragic hunting accident. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of each knife goes to the Delley family.

Features:
(Blade) Steel - AUS6A Locking
Handle - Co-Polymer handle
Blade - 3-1/8" (7.9 cm) , Clip
Blade 2 - 2-1/8" (6.6 cm) Serrated Sheepsfoot
Closed - 3-7/8" (10.4 cm)
Weight - 2.5 Oz. Extremely Light !!!!!
 
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