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Off topic but what grip material is that on your S&W?My carry for tomorrow and one last Victory picture for the night
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EDC XI Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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Yes...it's a hall of famer in my bookComing up on six weeks with my PM2, so I don't post even close to every day in this thread.
TRC Knives - Splinter M390
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Those are Talon grips / Rubber .
I prefer that over the sand type its to aggressive for conceal carry .
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TRC Knives. Looks like a Splinter.
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That's the DLT M390 CF exclusive, right? How do you like that one?
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Yeah, it is.
I like it a lot. I was expecting a thinner profile but the cf slabs are pretty thick, make it feel like a regular Griptilian. Here's a comparison pic of KSF 908 and DLT Grip width:
Short answer: if you like Griptilians, this is the one.
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Thanks for that comparison shot,
jazub
. That's thick compared to the KSF 908 which is a great knife that I should carry more, but Grips are thicker by design and fill the hand really well. I've got five, but every one has aftermarket scales as I hate the stock Noryl handles. I bought my wife a 550-1 for her birthday and that one's pretty sweet, too. I've gotta get some pics of it--I was underwhelmed looking at them online, but the knife looks nice and feels great in hand. Here's a shot of my Grip Fam...
... and yeah, I'm off topic as I'm not gonna carry all those today. I'll take my Ritters with me, though.
jazub
. That's thick compared to the KSF 908 which is a great knife that I should carry more, but Grips are thicker by design and fill the hand really well. I've got five, but every one has aftermarket scales as I hate the stock Noryl handles. I bought my wife a 550-1 for her birthday and that one's pretty sweet, too. I've gotta get some pics of it--I was underwhelmed looking at them online, but the knife looks nice and feels great in hand. Here's a shot of my Grip Fam...
... and yeah, I'm off topic as I'm not gonna carry all those today. I'll take my Ritters with me, though.
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The Rift has been a long time coming - I'd planned on getting one since I bought the auto version years ago... just never happened.
The Rift has been a long time coming - I'd planned on getting one since I bought the auto version years ago... just never happened.
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Deviating from my norm. I usually carry a PM2 but something came over me this past weekend and I picked up a BM 943. I have to say I'm really impressed with this blade. I love how lefty friendly the Axis Lock is. It has a great weight and feel in the hand. Another thing that struck me as such a positive is how little room it take up in the pocket. I know the 940 get's all the love but I really dig this blade shape. Seems I have a new favorite.
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