One Life, One Knife....

[xcel730]

If I could only carry one folding knife, it will be my Emerson CQC-10. That knife is long enough, and strong enough to handle extreme abuses. For fixed blade, it may be my Al Mar SERE operator.

 

[kapt kopter]

My Leatherman Charge TI..............

Kap

 

[Capt. Carl]

Calypso Jr. SE

it would be hard leaving my dodo though

 

[Mick R.]

Spyderco Wegner Jr.

 

[Naymit]

BM710 all the way. A good EDC will do most jobs good enough.

second vote for the 710

 

[puukkoman]

Here's another vote for the CQC-10. That's the one I'd grab off the desk on my way out the door.

Then again, I wouldn't be upset if I accidentally grabbed my 710, my 110, or my Military.

Glockman said it best. I also would grab my pants, and therefore I'd automatically have a good selection: Moore Maker jumbo stockman, Spyderco Dyad Jr., Millie/CQC-10/BM710/Buck110.

 

[kapt kopter]

LOL...Yeah as long as I had my pants I would be set.......

Kap

 

[Gary W. Graley]

Hmm one knife eh? always a tough call, but I'd have to say this one,
since I just got it
William Henry Attache B-15, blade is about 3 1/4" long, coated with DLC
Diamond Like Coating, has san mai ZDP-189 for the steel, carbon fiber for
the scales and Titanium for the integral bolsters and liners, as well as a
sweet button lock, sharp as the dickens an smooth as you can get!

and a larger image, warning dialup users...William Henry Attache B15

G2

 

[matthew krissak]

Spyderco Manix

 

[stevengregory]

This has probably already been said, but quite honestly, I'd have to grab my Sebenza. It's the one that I know will do whatever is needed and outlast anything else.

 

[stevengregory]

Mr. Graley, I'm not much of a William Henry fan, but that is one beautiful little knife. Thumbswayup!!

 

[Gary W. Graley]

Mr. Graley, I'm not much of a William Henry fan, but that is one beautiful little knife. Thumbswayup!!

Thanks Steven and lemme tell ya, I've had many sebenza's and they are great, no argument there
but this sucker is so nice! love the blade shape and the coated blade
and the ZDP, it's a total package, nice size...very happy guy here
G2

 

[symphonyincminor]

Queen large stockman in Birds Eye Maple and D2. :thumbup:

 

[Bayoublaster]

That's a hard one. Off the top of my head I'd say a Microtech Tachyon. I wish they still made that knife.

 

[m_calingo]

Probably my BM 730 w/carbon fiber handles and M2 steel.

 

[bladeprince]

Oops...posted twice so I removed this one....

 

[dewingrm]

I would grab my Benchmade 690-01. I've had this knife for quite a few years. My 690-01 was the first really nice knife that I purchased. It's not a custom but it sure feels like it.

 

[knifepuppet]

Hmm one knife eh? always a tough call, but I'd have to say this one,
since I just got it
William Henry Attache B-15, blade is about 3 1/4" long, coated with DLC
Diamond Like Coating, has san mai ZDP-189 for the steel, carbon fiber for
the scales and Titanium for the integral bolsters and liners, as well as a
sweet button lock, sharp as the dickens an smooth as you can get!

and a larger image, warning dialup users...William Henry Attache B15

G2

Yep~~~~the 15s're amazing, good friends in my life.

 

[Gary W. Graley]

Yep~~~~the 15s're amazing, good friends in my life.

Ah, my new best friend, very very nice! While love the one I have, if I could
have made a change, I'd have had mammoth scales instead of carbon fiber, but
that would be the only change I'd make!

G2

 

[buendia]

Well, I would have to take my Murray Carter's Wobocho, but what with the rest? It sucks!