New William Henry EDC for my pocket

[mwschilling]

I already have the E6 version of this knife but sometimes the need arises to carry its big brother. I bought this one because it had very good grain pattern.

 

[PURPLEDC]

auto or just button lock? I must say William Henry makes a classy knife. Some people rag on them for not being overbuilt but they are elegant and classy. Where striders and CRK's are hummers these are ferraris. Very nice specimen.

 

[mwschilling]

This is a button lock.

 

[HSC ///]

i'm carrying the same today, an E10, it's an excellent gentleman's knife, and the first higher-end knife I bought

 

[grins000]

very nice, WH is among the top for fit and finish, scary sharp right out of the box too.

 

[mwschilling]

Grins000, I agree about scary sharp out of box. Found that out today with a separate WH I bought as a gift, OUCH!!

 

[folder geek]

I have the same version but its the E10. It's a great knife to carry when Im going out and need something dressier and more sheeple friendly. IMO I also think WHK makes one of the smoothest opening knives out there. I know a lot of people complain about the price point considering they are basically a mid tech but the fit and finish on a Henry is pretty tough to beat.

 

[Scurvy092]

I love my new E10. I haven't had a chance to get a good pic of it yet but here it is:

Goes well with my first (and get a LOT more pocket time):

 

[mwschilling]

Scurvy092: I really like the B12's like yours. My first was was a B09 kestral. While I like the B09 for looks it is too small IMO to carry and use.

 

[Scurvy092]

Yeah, from what I have seen, I think the B12 and the EDC10 will be the smallest I can go with WHs.

I would like to check out the B30 Gentac though

 

[Sonnydaze]

I bought a Wm Henry for one of my sons. It is a composite ZDP-189 blade-steel and is the sharpest knife...by far...that I've every held.