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I never go any where with out my emerson a-100 special orange scale! its only one of 5 made in stone wash plain edge, but i use the crap out of it!
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Folders - What's in your pocket?
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Spyderco Large Wayne Goddard. Picked it up used from BF, it's a pretty phenomenal blade. It has a big blade, over 3.5", yet a VERY thin, linerless FRN handle. The handle is actually thinner than my Centofante 4 handle, which is VERY thin. This can give it a bit blade forward balance, and some people think it feels cheap. But it's great. Also weighs 3.2 oz. Love it for a traveling bread/sandwich/lunch knife, as it's so light and thin, yet has a long enough blade to be decent for food prep.
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I have been carrying my Spyderco Endura 4 Wave for years now. The handle is grippy but still easy on the pockets and the items in the pocket. Spare/replacement parts are available (you can't say that about many knives). There are about 10 million ways to open it. VG-10 steel is one of the least offensive stainless steels I have used.
If the flat grind was just a bit higher it would be the perfect folder. As it stands, it almost perfect. I just can't bring myself to carry anything else and it isn't for lack of trying.
If the flat grind was just a bit higher it would be the perfect folder. As it stands, it almost perfect. I just can't bring myself to carry anything else and it isn't for lack of trying.
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Matthew,
That is one of my rotation knives, they really are great.
That is one of my rotation knives, they really are great.
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Leatherman Sideclip, Spyderco Dragonfly G10 foliage green and Taberneck Pierre-Henri-Monnet ( but it's a neck knife ).
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Today's loadout
Neat POH. The Emergency Procdures are always the ones that have the most detail.
How long does you preflight take on a rotorcraft and what do you fly?
Today I am carrying a Lone Wolf T2 Harsey.
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Today its a Spyderco Sage 2.
Neat POH. The Emergency Procdures are always the ones that have the most detail.
How long does you preflight take on a rotorcraft and what do you fly?
Today I am carrying a Lone Wolf T2 Harsey.
I'm in a T-34C so preflight doesn't take long. I'm hoping to stay fixed wing but if I end up going rotors, I'll get back to ya on that
Skeletool today supplementing my HEST.
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I probably wont be carrying a HEST at all to be honest.. I prefer Spyderco folders and some Kershaw, so it varies from time and again which I'll carry..
In dress clothes for Church I use my Delica's exclusively, other then that I carry my HEST all the time, sometimes with a folder..
In dress clothes for Church I use my Delica's exclusively, other then that I carry my HEST all the time, sometimes with a folder..
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I'm in a T-34C so preflight doesn't take long. I'm hoping to stay fixed wing but if I end up going rotors, I'll get back to ya on that
Skeletool today supplementing my HEST.
Didn't know they were still using the Beechcraft Mentor.
I don't know why I assumed you were rotor. I know the Marines fly both fixed and fling wing. A buddy of mine was in Marine A-4's when they were still in operation.
Guess you're hoping for the F/A-18 eventually? :thumbup: