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EDC fixed blade & carry system
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I would get a D2 ArcLite from AG Russell, cord wrap the handles, and buy a mini-TekLok to maximize my carry options, so it could be carried horizontal or vertical on the belt, or as a neck knife.
I carry the custom version (also in D2) daily, and could not be happier with it. From a user's perspective, the Camillus version is probably just as good---man, it hurt to say that. I liked mine alot, and had it coated with BodyCote's chromium/BC1. My friend Chad has it now, and I can't find my pics of it
I carry the custom version (also in D2) daily, and could not be happier with it. From a user's perspective, the Camillus version is probably just as good---man, it hurt to say that. I liked mine alot, and had it coated with BodyCote's chromium/BC1. My friend Chad has it now, and I can't find my pics of it
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Might wanna consider the upcoming Spyderco Ronin.
Do you want a fighter or a tool?
I really like the Polkawski fighters but can't afford the custom and setteled on a CRKT Companion. Comes in way under budget with plenty of money left for a custom shealth.
The other knife I like to promote is the good ol' Buck knife. Come on, how many of these do you see on a guys belt and no one gives a second thought.
I read recently in the Practical tactical forum how someone said to stay away from the 'Ninja' knives it only gives the cops probable cause to interpret it as a weapon. Isn't that sad that people still judge on first impressions?
But anyway, I think you would get a lot less looks from a fixed buck knife than a Tactical on your belt.
Your in the military, camoflage is not all browns and greens but just blending in!
Gadget54
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I really like the Polkawski fighters but can't afford the custom and setteled on a CRKT Companion. Comes in way under budget with plenty of money left for a custom shealth.
The other knife I like to promote is the good ol' Buck knife. Come on, how many of these do you see on a guys belt and no one gives a second thought.
I read recently in the Practical tactical forum how someone said to stay away from the 'Ninja' knives it only gives the cops probable cause to interpret it as a weapon. Isn't that sad that people still judge on first impressions?
But anyway, I think you would get a lot less looks from a fixed buck knife than a Tactical on your belt.
Your in the military, camoflage is not all browns and greens but just blending in!
Gadget54
edited for spelling!
Eric_Draven
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Originally posted by OwenM
I I liked mine alot, and had it coated with BodyCote's chromium/BC1. My friend Chad has it now, and I can't find my pics of it
If you friend Chad was not banned here, he would probably post pictures that look like this:
I bet Chad likes the Small Sebenza even better, and carries it often:
The Spyderco Moran Drop Point is another excellent choice for a compact carry piece. Great cutting performance too!
I replaced the Teklok with a Sastre clip, whgich I prefer (though Normark's work is better!)
Stay Sharp!!