Good wallet knife?

Regarding wallets--several years ago I realized I was carrying more and more stuff in my pockets, and one thing I did was to go minimal w/ my wallet. I got a small stingray wallet (commonly sold at knife shows around the country). It's roughly 3" by 4". I got rid of all unnecessary junk like business cards from 10 yrs ago etc., and figured out the minimal arrangement of plastic cards that I could carry.

In other words the ol' "everything you need, nothing you don't." Less weight, more space & less need to relocate my wallet when sitting for long periods.
 
+1 for a Buck Hartsook
Take very little space.
And is razor sharp and will stay that way.
 
jaislandboy said:
another vote for the Hartsook....it's like 1 to 1.5 mm thin (sorry no calipers)....it's actually a little taller than my wallet, but I can see it working well in a bigger wallet ;)
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Again, +1 on the Hartsook--it's a mean little blade.

If the sheath isn't fitting, just take a file and saw off the neck loop part.
 
ItchyTasty said:
Again, +1 on the Hartsook--it's a mean little blade.

If the sheath isn't fitting, just take a file and saw off the neck loop part.
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thanks for tip ItchyTasty, I used some emergency scissors on the sheath to lop off the bottom part, it worked like a charm :thumbup:
 
I carry one of these. Same idea as the razorblade in cardboard sheath, but this is safer and easier to resheath. I like to carry them in case I need a knife that's *REALLY REALLY REALLY SHARP*. As you might expect the edge retention is not great, but they aren't exactly expensive.
 
I have a Microtech Option II that I carried, but never used. Same size as a CC, but of course, thicker. Stone washed blade, plain edge, frame lock, with the lock side being Ti and the other side G10 AFAIK.

Mine is serial numbered with the # on the blade and box matching. Not sure when it was made, but I've had it a number of years.

Perhaps someone can shed more light.

Rob
 
thanks for all the help guys, i went with the ag russell titanium lockback as its law friendly in my state and its made of good stuff and cheap
also fits the wallet nice
thanks again for everyones input!
 
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