I need your help again

[aquaman67]

Number 2

since I just can't post "2".

 

[Sturubu]

Definitely #2 by a long shot for me.

 

[Bowman1911]

Number 1 all the way!

 

[C Ben Susrool]

#2 Sir !!

 

[Ed G]

best seller = 2

 

[Bill1170]

#2 is the one I like the best, both on first impression and also after reflecting on the functionality. #3 looks like a double edged dagger, and although illegal here, I would want a symmetrical handle on that one.

 

[viper89]

I vote for #2

 

[MVF]

#2- but wait- I'm still saving for my Acies!

 

[Kid Shamrock]

Add another vote for 2...

 

[Bama Joe]

I have to say #2 as well. Also, I look forward to your catalogues almost as much as I did the Sears Christmas catalogue when I was but a lad. :thumbup:

You have some of the most elegant knives on the market without a doubt.

 

[festerfromnzed]

Kinda liking #1 myself....

......What AKC said....................FES

 

[Mossyhorn]

I like #2 the best. A very practical design.

 

[Andrew Colglazier]

I like #1 the best. I don't care for a clip point design, and a drop or spear point gives more strength to the tip. Double edge isn't legal in many jurisdictions, so no to #3.

Andy

 

[A. G. Russell]

Thanks folks

#! 31
#2 56
#3 4 1/2

May try to do half and half of 1 and 2

 

[razorsdescent]

Too late to throw in a vote for number 2?

 

[Bob W]

My choice would be #1.

The broad blade of #3 is quite unappealing. And, generally speaking, I'm uninterested in clip point blades.

 

[Hadji Flip Me Over]

Number 2, with #3 not far behind.

 

[crimsonfalcon07]

Is the back swedge sharpened? I get the impression that at least some of the votes for 2, given the talk about laws, assume that it's only sharp on one side. If they've all got a sharpened back edge, then they're all going to have similar legal problems in some areas. I personally prefer 3 for a boot dagger. I guess it comes down to what the intended use is for that knife.

 

[T.K.C.]

I like #2 the best.

 

[Spinerazor]

#1 with a smaller swedge.