Just recieved my Lagriffe. It's a little smaller than i thought it would be. I have heard it refered to as "the ultimate backup". Im not so sure. Maybe it will grow on me. Anyone carry one on a daily basis? If so how? Around the neck? On a chain? Thanks for any input.
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I do. Chain, around the neck, daily.
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I used to carry a Griffe every day, but now I carry two; my Perrin G10 lives in my wallet (perfect fit, and light as a feather), and either my Custom Perrin Buffalo Horn Bowie OR my Emerson Ti-Griffe rides from my neck. I can't imagine being Griffeless.
BTW, I much prefer paracord to the chain. Much more comfy and silent. In order to avoid being choked by my own paracord, I simply join the paracord with a 3/8" long brass tube which I then crimp to hold the two ends of paracord together. 35-40 lbs of pull will easily seperate the two ends, yet it feels sturdier than the chain.
Me too carry my 'griffe at all time (not when ******* though)
Really like it, as for the ultimate backup, it's small but try it out at various clothing items and you'll see the effect, the 'griff bites!
Really impressive cutting power for such a small blade.
Mr. Perrin is very serious about designing his hardware.
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Really like it, as for the ultimate backup, it's small but try it out at various clothing items and you'll see the effect, the 'griff bites!
Really impressive cutting power for such a small blade.
Mr. Perrin is very serious about designing his hardware.
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Be well!/Jonas aka 2Sharp
"May all your detonations be expected"
The coolest bar in the world: http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Camp/8373/index.html
My knives!
[This message has been edited by 2Sharp (edited 03-24-2001).]
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Just got home from the gun show.Bought my first Emerson,a La Griffe,yes a little smaller than I thought but a great design.As I remember someone else once saying,ask your self what part of your body would you want cut by it?