NAA Guardian Companion

navman

navman

Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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Check it out. This one was originally intended to be a companion knife for a NAA Guardian .22 Bulldog I had, but sold. It has been sitting in my "I'll get to it when I get to it" box or unfinished knives. Decided to finish it today. I'll try to get some better pics later, but headed to Raleigh now.

S110V, LVA Carbon Fiber with black and White G10 liners. Stainless corby and Carbon fiber lanyard tube.

Comfortable little cutter.

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Looks like a nice blend between a push dagger and a knife.

You always do such clean work, good job!
 
Outstanding, love the carbon fiber….I have several Guardians and a couple Freedom Arms ‘Casull’s Improvement’
 
This one now has Kydex pants! Quick question, WRT neck knives, do you prefer ball chain, 550 cord or something else?
 
Generally don't carry neck knives, but if I did, I would use paracord. ball chain gets noisy.
 
Bühlmann said:
If you choose paracord make sure to incorporate a break-away barrel hasp or similar so your your necker can’t be turned into a garrote against you.
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Never had that problem with a medal on a chain around my neck. Lots of people garroted in your ‘hood?

Nice knife. I dislike wearing knives around my neck. I like to pocket carry a small knife. Never could understand why makers don’t offer a pocket and neck carry options with a kydex sheath.
 
brownshoe said:
Never had that problem with a medal on a chain around my neck. Lots of people garroted in your ‘hood?

Nice knife. I dislike wearing knives around my neck. I like to pocket carry a small knife. Never could understand why makers don’t offer a pocket and neck carry options with a kydex sheath.
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Nope. Just common sense from a self-defense perspective. I tend to take the advice to guys that have "been there, done that" rather than internet guys that wear medals on chains. YMMV, of course.
 
Bühlmann said:
Nope. Just common sense from a self-defense perspective. I tend to take the advice to guys that have "been there, done that" rather than internet guys that wear medals on chains. YMMV, of course.
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My Uncle’s been there done that as a MP, NYC cop, NYC detective and private investigator. Never stopped him from wearing 5-way medal. One needs protection from demons too.
 
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