EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

[denverknifeguy]

 

[jfk1110]

G'morning!!!!

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[maxjeg]

Good morning!

And the dog.

 

[Wolverine777]

I’ll be carrying this small fixed blade for a while.

 

[Wolverine777]

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I love this blade style

 

[Ironbut]

 

[woodysone]

Morning

 

[Keyopp]

 

[Terry M.]

Fantastic picture!

 

[Terry M.]

 

[denverknifeguy]

I love this blade style

Here too. Beautiful grind & very functional!!

 

[ferider]

Morning.

Easy and shiny Sunday carry ....

 

[Wolverine777]

Here too. Beautiful grind & very functional!!

Beautiful indeed. Does Spyderco still make that particular blade?

 

[Wolverine777]

Morning.

Easy and shiny Sunday carry ....

I don’t know what kind it is but I love that gun. I’ve just recently been interested in guns and would like to purchase my own.

 

[Jacques Mi]

Sneaky SaturD/A, checking out this very rare Butch Vallotton Dual Action conversion of an early Chris Reeve "Small Sebenza"
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I hope the previous owner told you the warranty is voided
Stunning knife, thanks for sharing!

Todays carry. Am I warming up for their Turaco .. ?

 

[ferider]

I don’t know what kind it is but I love that gun. I’ve just recently been interested in guns and would like to purchase my own.

Thank you. It's a Smith and Wesson 986, one of the few 9mm (7 round) revolvers they make. When you decide revolver vs. semi-auto, I suggest go to a range with a friend and try, before you buy. Everybody is different and you can read sooo many opinions on the internet what is better, which calibre, etc. .... Also, if you actually use the gun (at the range every so often), in the end, Ammo is more expensive than the gun, so pick carefully. Good luck !

 

[MRI]

 

[Wolverine777]

Thank you. It's a Smith and Wesson 986, one of the few 9mm (7 round) revolvers they make. When you decide revolver vs. semi-auto, I suggest go to a range with a friend and try, before you buy. Everybody is different and you can read sooo many opinions on the internet what is better, which calibre, etc. .... Also, if you actually use the gun (at the range every so often), in the end, Ammo is more expensive than the gun, so pick carefully. Good luck !

Thank you , sir. Sage advice

 

[RLB0414]

Wicked looking clouds. Awesome photo.

I don’t know what kind it is but I love that gun. I’ve just recently been interested in guns and would like to purchase my own.

As was posted, rent before buying. Stay open minded on brand, style and even caliber. Just because buddies have a specific make and model, does not mean it will work for you.
There are several gun threads on the site with a lot of people that are willing to provide information and answer questions.
Good luck in your search.