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Greggy

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Far left one. I like Wharncliffe type blades. The more belly a blade has the less I tend to favor it.
 
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The Thorburn. The other two aren't really my cup of tea, I'm not a fan of overbuilt knives or Ti framelocks, and I don't care for side switch OTF's.
 
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Deadlock for sure. I guess it depends on where I am as I can't take autos some places. In those instances that thorburn looks nice. I don't know anything about them though or why they cost as much as a deadlock.
 
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The Mudd, 'cause I don't have one and really want one.

Runner up is probably the Oz, because I'd like to try one of those, but not enough to pony up. And I already have a Model C.
 
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Cool idea for a post!
In all honesty, none of those appeal to me, but within the parameters of your post, I'd go with the OTF. It is the most utilitarian design of them all.
 
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Counting from left to right I would take the second knife. It has the cleanest design of any of them. I like a thumb and forefinger pinch at the base of the blade.

Truth be told the knives in this photo are too expensive for my blood and I wouldn't look at them outside of the posted question.
 
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The Deadlock C model.
Great knife.
I had a M.U.D.D. proto I bought from Gavin at Blade, but traded it away.
 
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Not knowing anything about the knives other than look, I woukd pick the far left It looks the most utilitarian to me. However that is a very limited amount of data to base a purchase.
Pesonally would not buy any of them. None appeal to me enough to get my $'s.
 
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Probably the Mudd, for the technical innovation, then the Thorburn, just on the tasteful side of fancy. Not a fan of OTFs, regardless of price, and the Oz just doesn't particularly pique my interest. Nice knives, all, but not my cup of mildly caffeinated brewed beverage.....
 
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For the fun of playing with an OTF I would pick the Dead Lock.
The ergonomics are fine, the blade seems to be fine and may it be a descent slicer

For EDC I would pick the Roosevelt
I sold mine but it was a good knife and makes a good small/mid size EDC with a great action
 
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Roosevelt for me. Full flat grind, forward finger choil, and ahole in the blade for opening equals everything. I love in a pocket knife.
 
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