HOG folders?

[MORIMOTOM]

i needs me a lochsa.



and more importantly, a busse infi proto.

 

[NORCAL HUNTER]

Kershaw Blur

 

[Sagittarius]

Here's a pic of a Ray Rogers custom Chupacabra folder shown with a puny Strider for comparison.
I have two Chupacabras on order; should get the first one very soon.
4" long 3/16" thick blade with 3/16" Titanium handles with 1/2" pivot for a very strong folder.
Not Busse FFBM strong but strong for a folder.


Sag.

 

[Lycosa]

WHEN I get a GW, maybe STR could convert it into a folder. It looks like the Hogs lean towards Spyderco a little. Man, thanks for show'n some REALLY nice folders.

 

[mymindisamob]

This is what I want!
http://www.airkatknives.com/album25/SKOR_PIN_5

 

[barrabas74]

Randucci that Marlowe is sweet, I have wanted one of his bali's for a while now. very nice.

 

[SNAFU]

Strider RC or SNG, Hinderer Firetac, Emerson HD-7 or CQC8, Dozier Workhorse and some others that I can't think of right now. My real question is when is the Busse folder going to be out! I think the fixed blade "fix" has been met, now bring on the blade that we can carry just about any where.

 

[Ikarus]

The Spartan is AWESOME! I am saving for one right now. You could buy one and just keep it in your home. IDK where you are, but California law says this:

"Switchblades may be owned privately in the home, but not street-carried;"

You can still show it off and EDC it around the house!

I'm in Norway, where even just OWNING an auto can get you 6 months of jailtime

 

[Helle]

I carry a Vic. Swiss Champ daily with a GW and a Case pocket worn mini-copperlock.

If the GW can't be carried discretely I'll slip a Sebenza or BM in the pocket.

Helle

 

[Rescue Mike]

I carry a Benchmade 9050... Been a dependable folder for me on duty and EDC for the last 5 years.

 

[Lazlo Hollyfeld]

This is what I want!
http://www.airkatknives.com/album25/SKOR_PIN_5

mmob--Thanks for the link.
That funky little guy looks like a Transformer!!


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[Mr. Clean]

Benchmade RitterGrip full size 95% of the time, Spyderco para-militray, Kershaw Lahar on rotation.

 

[westllen]

CRK Sebenza's, Spydie Delica's and a Kershaw
Grey Ti Bump:thumbup:

 

[Barrabas]

Small Classic Seb & a SAK.

 

[shigawire4sure]

in general i would say titanium is not optimal. but the beta ti alloys like mission uses, take a great edge.

the wt's are typically carbon fiber overlays with carbide edges. ive handled a few, they are fantasically light and VERY sharp. i too am curious as to how the hold up as users.

Ive wondered about Missions folders as well. Ive heard pretty good things about them but havent handled one yet.. I own pretty much all of Missions fixed and love them.Very tough and of course corrosion free.

 

[Lycosa]

My Mission MPF dual ground tanto is just that--- Light, tough, sharp and NO rust.

 

[Tony G]

Now that I typically have a good fixed blade handy I’m not as interested in “tough folders” as I once was. No matter how tough anyone says a folder is.... well it is just a folder.

When I have a .17 to .24 thick AD or MS in my brief case or pack, a weak slicing folder is all I really need. But I do like the aesthetics of something like a Sebenza, XM-18 or the like and that is why I'd carry those

 

[imaginefj]

Only a small Sebenza for two years now...I have a Hinderer inroute!

 

[oldrifleman]

Weekends, Hinderer XM-18 and Case Trapper
Weekdays, David Mosier Spektor and Case Trapper

 

[MORIMOTOM]

Ive wondered about Missions folders as well. Ive heard pretty good things about them but havent handled one yet.. I own pretty much all of Missions fixed and love them.Very tough and of course corrosion free.

yes, the point of the blade being titanium is it is: non magnetic, corrosion free, very light, very strong.

with current technology, i dont think they take as fine an edge as steel, but it is by no means dull. they make a fine working edge, imo.