EDC III Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

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sunandsteel said:
I actually have this knife bookmarked because I didn't want to forget about it. Really nice looking knife and not too hard on the wallet. How does it compare to the Sebenza? I might just skip the PM2 and hold out for this.
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People are always giving the Bradley Alias the "poor man's Sebenza" title. In my opinion the TR-3 is a better knife than the Alias in most respects. The fit and finish is very good, and I like how it feels in the hand. I like the oversized thumb stud and stop pin, and the action is smooth. It also uses the same steel as the Sebenza (S35VN). It is not a Sebenza (which are 99% of the time perfect) but based on the fact it is more than $100 cheaper I think it compares very favorably and I would not hesitate to buy one.
 
eschwebach said:
People are always giving the Bradley Alias the "poor man's Sebenza" title. In my opinion the TR-3 is a better knife than the Alias in most respects. The fit and finish is very good, and I like how it feels in the hand. I like the oversized thumb stud and stop pin, and the action is smooth. It also uses the same steel as the Sebenza (S35VN). It is not a Sebenza (which are 99% of the time perfect) but based on the fact it is more than $100 cheaper I think it compares very favorably and I would not hesitate to buy one.
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I'm quite fond of my TR-3. I bought it on a whim because I had no experience with Protech and it seemed like a practical design to try out. I think it stands on its own without needing to compare it with a Sebenza.

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Pm2 ,green , with cts204p. My Christmas present. The more I use this blade, the more impressed I am with this steel.
 
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